क्यूं ये भी तो party है,

तुम में और दो कप चाय♡

I read Dracula in high school for an assignment, then at 18 because i loved it. It became my favourite book. Now at 22, days before the new year, i started reading it again, after reading hamlet and macbeth and god i didnt remember Jonathan being SO funny. I think its pretty how the perception of a book can change while growing older and knowledgeable.

Remembering Nida Fazli on his death anniversary;

"Hosh walon ko khabar kya be-khudi kya cheez hai, ishq kijiye phir samjhiye zindagi kya cheez hai."

Hi guys, I was recently given a tablet and a stylus so that I could draw even more interesting art😃🖊✨

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At first I decided to outline the photo. Here are some examples🥰:

© Material taken from the movie "How to Marry a Millionaire" 1953

This is my best of all three💜💕:

© Material taken from one beautiful photo with Megan Fox

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#repost @glennbrownofficial Glenn Brown (United Kingdom, 1966-). First image is Anaesthesia, 2001, oil on panel, 105.5 x 83 cm. Second image is Special Needs, 2002, oil on panel, 103.5 x 85cm (oval). I appreciate this canine representation in Brown's work. Thanks to @themoderndogpainter for the tip.

Finding out people actually hate Holden Caulfield is an absolute news flash for me, this dude was so relatable and apparently now hes nearly in the top 3 nightmare males.

[-Now you made this recipe up? -Yes, I did. I took some old classics, tuned them up just a little bit, ...the bad dreams are the way I bleed. While that's cooking, I'm gonna start adding some seasonings to this. All right.]

The Paul Bunyan Song (Bass Singer Cover by Geoff Castellucci) #bass #geo...

This is adorkable 🥰

My Fair Lady

First post!

I mainly started tumblr because I've been watching tumblr related videos and my recent facination with movies. Little backstory I just graduated from high school and always wanted to have a job associated with fashion. I never wanted to do the classic 'fashion designer' that works in a fashion house and recently considered the idea of becoming a costume designer for movies/plays. And thus my movie obsession begun

I'll probably be posting one movie 'review' everyday

So first movie 'review' (I don't know what to call these lol) will be My fair lady directed by George Cukor

Little summary:

My fair lady a 1964 movie stars Audrey Hepburn as Eliza Doolittle a homeless girl with a thick accent and a bad attitude who begs and sells flowers for a living. When a rude and snobbish language professor Henry Higgins played by Rex Harrison mets her, argues with her and promtly takes it as a challenge to teach Eliza how to speak as a propper english woman and pass her duchess at an embassy ball. After days of practising and a lot of arguing the professor succeeds and boasts about his accomplishment without giving Eliza any creadit, which makes her feel used causing her to flee his house and go back to her old life. When she tries to leave the professors house she encounters Freddy a man she previously met who was enamoured by her wit and wants to marry her. She refuses and tries to live as she used to, when that doesn't work she goes to Henry's mother's house to tell her about how her son has treated Eliza. That's when they meet again, but again all they do is argue when Eliza announces that she will be marrying Freddy. The professor due to his ego doesn't think that Eliza will actually go through with the plan and will come crawling back to him. But when he returns home alone he realises that he is in love with Eliza and they live happily ever after lol

My thoughts:

Although I don't really like romance movies as an enjoyer of the enemies-to-lovers troupe I found this movie enjoyable. Most of all I loved the costume design, my favourite scene being the massive choreographed horse race scene where the fabulous dresses and the vogue-esk movements show the elegance and prestise of the upper class. All of Elizas dresses are marvelous and show her evolution throught the film. From a poor flower girl, to then slowly dressing more and more elegantly to match her role, to a full glowing duchess and lastly to an elegant lady more true to herself topping of the film with a beautiful pink dress symbolising her new found love for the professor. I liked the dynamic between the two love intrests, both of them being head strong and hot headed, although I did think the professors bad attitude towards Eliza could have been toned down a little to show some moments of sweetness to justify Elizas feelings towards him. Because literaly how did she fall for him? I get that thats how the dynamic works but in the movie he is being sometimes way to unnecesseraly rude to her, even hitting her (if I remember correctly), which, at least for me, wouldn't make me fall in love with someone. I understand that thats his character, that he is so arrogant that he is convinced he could do anything but I don't remember any good moments between them that would make me be convinced that he is right for her. Even when he succeds he is rude and ignores Eliza making her feel like a test subject, her role being to boost the professors ego and then be discarded and forgotten of. The only reason I knew that they would fall in love is because this is a 1964 movie. I don't think that her marrying Freddy would have made for a satisfactory ending but at least he was nice to her. I'm going to comment one more thing about this romance and then I'm going to wrap this ramble, WHY DOES AUDREY HEPBURN ALWAYS PAIRED UP WITH OLD DUDES?????? Seriously... almost all of her movies she falls for the way older dude, not that it's a bad thing but it's especially heinous when that older dude treats her like shit. Anyways, I liked the songs, a staple of any older movie, but I did skip most of them for being a little too long. All in all I understand why this movie is a classic and even though it's of a diffferent time it what quite a fun watch. The premise was interesting and the acting perfect. And I would reccomend this movie, especially to lovers of amazing costume design, romance and old classics.

October moodboard

To Be Read At The Opening of D. P. S. Meetings

I went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately...I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life! To put to rout all that was not life...And not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived...

We All Fall In Love Sometimes by Elton John

Wise men say,

It looks like rain today...

If old jazz classics ain't bringing back your faith in love or something like that, you're probably listening it wrong.