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jeannepompadour · 2 days
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Flamenco dancer by James Durden (Manchester 1878 - 1964)
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kosemsultanim · 5 months
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Catherine of Aragon's costumes in Season 1 of The Spanish Princess [2/2] requested by anonymous
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This gold French hood was first worn by Catherine Steadman as Joan Bulmer, one of the ladies in waiting to Queen Katherine Howard in the 2010 fourth season of The Tudors. Subtle red beading just at the edge of the hood appears to have been removed by the time Sai Bennett was seen wearing the piece as princess Mary Tudor in the 2020 second season of The Spanish Princess. 
Can’t get enough French Hoods? Check out the other French Hoods we have documented here at Recycled Movie Costumes.
Costume Credit: Maddy
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Shoutout to the incredible looks a lot of the background characters were sporting in the Republic of Pirates. I'm pretty sure the ones in the 7th and 9th screenshots are Spanish Jackie's trans husbands.
As a bonus, I think the woman in the first picture is also one of Jackie's husbands?
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That's her in the scene where Jackie waylays Stede stealing the chest of indigo. When they leave, Jackie says, "Let's go, husbands" to the whole crowd.
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varilien · 7 months
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For the triggun holloween requests, vash and wood couple costumes
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ive gotten the suggestion for vashwood morticia and gomez a few times which is great cuz ive been thinking forever about it purely for the "speaks french x speaks spanish" of it all fhdjdjd
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awkward-sultana · 23 days
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(Almost) Every Costume Per Episode + Katherine of Aragon's light blue gown with gold and white embellishments in 1x01,3,4,5
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lunamamacita · 6 months
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🎃🎃🧛🏼‍♀️🦇 Happy Halloween 🎃🎃🧛🏼‍♀️🦇
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diioonysus · 9 months
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dogs + art
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perioddramapolls · 5 months
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Period dramas' dresses tournament: Golden-yellow dresses
Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Semifinals Finals
Winner: Bai Zhouyue's dress, from Novoland: eagle flag
Costume designer: Yee Chung-man
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khruschevshoe · 5 months
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OFMD Critique: Izzy Hands, "Burying Your Cripples," and That Fucking Finale
(Note: this is a cleaned-up/expanded version of a post I made earlier regarding disability rep in this show bc I was chatting with @itswhatyougive and @notthewriteryourelookingfor about "Burying Your Gays" and the parallels with the "Burying Your Cripples" trope in media, which is often more insidious because people are less primed to notice it and call it out.
Also, although I am analyzing a trope in media in the most unbiased way I can, I am going to get angry. Because this is a show that did its job at making us care about its characters and their portrayals and you can't get mad at me that I did just that.)
On a fourth note when it comes to the problems with the writing in this season of ofmd...the handling of disability. Because good God.
To preface this before anyone jumps down my throat about getting upset: I am disabled myself, both physically and mentally. I carry a small laundry list of mild to moderate conditions that impair my daily functions. I understand what it is like to desire to see characters that carry disabilities similar and dissimilar to my own onscreen. I also understand that there ARE multiple disabled characters in OFMD (ex. Jackie with her wooden hand, Ed with his knee brace, Pete with his cleft palate, Lucius with his mentioned bad back/wooden finger). I UNDERSTAND that these were all generally handled decently well, incorporated without drawing attention to them (although the disappearance of Ed's knee brace was strange to me in season 2, even that I could get with bc personally I only need to use my cane when my knee flares bad and can walk perfectly normally the rest of the time without an aid).
Which is all to say: the way that Izzy's death was written is insidiously (likely unconsciously, but still) ableist. His entire arc this season revolves around community and recovering from trauma and accepting himself both in a queer sense and a DISTINCTLY DISABLED sense. The way he remarks upon his own disability and his acceptance of himself and the way that the show is written to have his crew member ACCOMODATE him joyfully as an EXPLICIT SYMBOL OF LOVE was a breath of fresh air when it comes to disabled characters. I also enjoyed the way that he pokes fun at it occasionally in the same way that I do with my coworkers/friends (joking "oh really, you're going to ask an invalid to do that?" *gestures at my cane*).
But that ending. God, that fucking ending. *vehemently taps table* The fact that this character who opens up, who is accepted for both sides of his identity after dragging himself through the fucking pits over them, is killed. BECAUSE HIS MOBILITY AID COULD BE SEEN BY THE ENEMY. BECAUSE HE WAS SEEN AS UNIQUELY VULNERABLE. And then they FUCKING PULL HIS MOBILITY AID, the very symbol of his acceptance, from his FUCKING BODY SO HE CANNOT BE BURIED WHOLE?
I'm sorry. I really am. I don't mean to get furious about this. But as a disabled person who saw such hope in this character, who saw a storyline about a part of myself that is rarely displayed onscreen (that slow acceptance of the part of yourself you considered broken + the acknowledgement of love by your family/community in the form of loving accommodation without complaint), this hurt me at a very primal level that I didn't know I could be hurt at.
Bringing this back around to the "Burying Your Cripples" trope: the reason why an ending like this is so horrifying is because it is very much telling you that you can have a healing arc, that you can finally find yourself accommodation and acceptance, and it doesn't matter. Your disability will be the thing that kills you.
To people who say that this ending is justified because sometimes death is just random like that, that saying that death makes healing not worth it, I get what you're saying. In real life, of course you're right.
But this is a CLOSED NARRATIVE. It is a story with BEATS that MATTER, made of decisions by writers who had to purposefully decide to put scenes together. There's a reason they're called "arcs"- they're supposed to aim at a specific point. IF YOU LET EVERY CHARACTER IN A SHOW LIVE THROUGH THINGS THAT SHOULD HAVE KILLED THEM EXCEPT FOR THE DISABLED CHARACTER, YOU ARE MAKING A FUCKING POINT WHETHER YOU REALIZE IT OR NOT. Izzy's death is not showing "random chance" or "the risks of piracy"- HE DIED BECAUSE HIS MOBILITY AID WAS VISIBLE.
Lemme repeat that: costume concepts showed that the original design of Izzy's naval outfit covered his wooden hoof. It was a conscious decision to have the shot of the naval officer looking down at Izzy's leg, at his exposed leg, and pinpointing him as the weak one despite there being entire scenes dedicated to showing that he was still as strong as the rest of them. In a show where the budget and runtime was restricted, not a single shot or costume decision was on accident. They had to pay more to green screen in that leg.
If Castiel went to superhell because of his gay confession for Dean, then I cannot think of a clearer way to Bury Your Cripples than having Izzy die because someone saw his mobility aid.
Do I think they did this on purpose? Well, no more on purpose than David Jenkins looking at Izzy's Hayes-Code-era gay coding/arc and saying that he knew that Izzy would have to die because that's what characters like that do. No more on purpose than saying that the mentor character had to die because that's what characters like that do.
Izzy's disability was visible, was the cause of his death, because "that's what happens" to pirates who gain disabilities. They are weaker. They are more at risk.
I'm sorry, but fuck that.
Fuck the idea that in a show that created a careful space in its narrative (for a season and a half at least) for queerness to be treated ahistorically kindly, that often disregarded geographic, historical, and medical accuracy to tell a compelling story, and that purposefully provided racial and body diversity while calling out racism, that the disabled character getting offed is a "kind ending." It's not. It never has been. And I'm tired of accepting that sort of thing.
I am SO GLAD that fanfic exists with better depictions of disabled arcs/endings in OFMD bc I don't know if I could recover otherwise. Hope my fellow disabled folk out there are recovering as well, and that they understand that there is positivity to be made out of poison- it just wasn't what the finale gave us.
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thetudorslovers · 10 months
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And all the while there was little said of Anne, and little left of her but her child, the young Elizabeth, who had been declared a bastard but who was nevertheless acknowledged as the king’s daughter. Despite her youth and her mother’s shame, she was a valuable card in the diplomatic marriage game and in 1544 she was restored to the succession. A ‘very pretty’, bright and intelligent girl, prematurely cautious. When her elder sister Mary came to the throne in 1553, the 20-year-old Elizabeth found she needed that caution as never before. On Palm Sunday 1554 Anne Boleyn’s daughter was brought by river to the Tower of London, just as her mother had been almost eighteen years earlier. Suspected of plotting rebellion, she spent the next two months in the Bell Tower, followed by almost a year under house arrest in Oxfordshire. In 1558, however, the miracle happened. On Monday, 28 November, to the cheers of the London crowd and the roar of the Tower artillery, Elizabeth came through the gates to take possession of the fortress as queen. The bastardized daughter of the disgraced Anne Boleyn, with her father’s complexion but her mother’s face, splendidly dressed in purple velvet: Elizabeth, by the grace of God, queen of England, France and Ireland, defender of the faith. Is it fanciful to feel that after twenty years, the mother in the nearby grave in the chapel of St Peter was at last vindicated?
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jeannepompadour · 26 days
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Illustrations by Australian artist Norman Lindsay (1879-1696)
"Three Dresses"
'The Eighties" and 'Spanish Lady"
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kosemsultanim · 5 months
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Catherine of Aragon's costumes in Season 1 of The Spanish Princess [1/2] requested by anonymous
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recycledmoviecostumes · 2 months
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We know this has already been posted. It was accidentally posted early. Enjoy it again. Cheers to those seeing it for the first time!
This blue Tudor-inspired gown was created for Charlotte Hope’s portrayal of the first wife of Henry VIII, Katharine of Aragon, in the second season of the Starz! series The Spanish Princess. The piece was spotted again on an extra as a lady in waiting in the 2024 Netflix original movie Damsel.
Read a little more about what we think about the costumes in Damsel here.
Costume Credit: Katie S.
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yourdailyqueer · 6 months
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Carmen Tórtola Valencia (deceased)
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Lesbian
DOB: 18 June 1882 
RIP: 13 February 1955
Ethnicity: Catalan, Andalusian
Nationality: Spanish
Occupation: Dancer, choreographer, costume designer, artist, activist
Note: Is said to have been the inspiration for Rubén Darío's poem, La bailarina de los pies desnudos ("The Barefoot Dancer").
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themakeupbrush · 1 year
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Miss International Mexico 2022 National Costume
CATRINALÁ  La princesa de la muerte 
I present my national costume for inspired by la catrina, the most important icon of our celebration of the day of the dead
Its design is also inspired by the boxes of olinalá, a pre-Hispanic craft from Guerrero, made with satin and painted 100% by hand.
This costume represents all the souls that went further afield and each year we remember them through this important celebration.
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