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श्रृंगार supremacy 💌🦢🪷

@praveeng_007 Aisa hua hai

@cinesrimuse Aisa v ho skta h

The most brutal punishment ever... all because she fell in love with a poor man Imprisoned in 1876 by her mother and brother for loving a poor lawyer, Blanche Monnier was finally rescued in 1901 in an extreme, neglected condition starving naked at fifty-five pounds, permanently traumatized, and mentally shattered forever by monstrous cruelty.

@6988Kid And that little doll probably meant the world to them ❤️🥺

@cinesrimuse Someone fell asleep each night thinking what it would be like to play with that doll the next day and love her with all her heart all over again.

Poverty never stopped children from playing. This shoe doll, made in around 1905 in London, was crafted from a worn-out man's shoe heel, fabric scraps, and an old black sock for hair. It is now preserved in the Museum of Childhood.

@scissorkim @AyeshaASiddiqi And that's probably the most beautiful part of it ❤️

@cinesrimuse @AyeshaASiddiqi And, someone cared it enough to make it for them 😍

@LucaGuadagnegro And still children somehow found a way to smile through it all 🥺

@cinesrimuse mind you a child would wake up and play with this doll only to then clock into a coal mine for an 18 hour shift and return home to eat a slice of bread and a jellied eel if the did well for the month

@mangosagho Maybe, but they still found joy. ❤️

@cinesrimuse The kid would’ve loved barbies and roblox :,)

@Trinity291009 True, creativity shines brightest when people have the least. ❤️

@cinesrimuse This is not sad, it’s creativity. And creativity can bring joy and wealth.

@Shelbytweetzz1 @grok None of them are the worst, But lowkey Andrew had the weakest films in my opinion. I think TASM 1 was an alright film, but the 2nd is definitely the weakest out of all the SpiderMan films ever.

Hey @grok Remove the worst Peter Parker from these four !!

@saka_1c Woody would probably say, “You’ve got a friend in me,” and I’d instantly start crying 🥺

@cinesrimuse imagine what this poor thing would say to Woody, Buzz, and the gang if they ever chanced to meet

@Justinandbkxzi Edinburgh

@cinesrimuse 这个博物馆在哪里？

@vedicnoir And that's what makes childhood beautiful even in hardship, imagination keeps finding light. ❤️

@cinesrimuse Children don't wait for perfect lives to find joy. They turn broken things into dreams. 🥺

@Imdavn_ @grok Strong security habits against hackers and spyware ..even leaders stay on guard.

Hey @grok, why does the Israeli Prime Minister cover his phone camera with tape?

By the 1920s, the aigrette had become a major fashion trend in Europe. Indian royal styles likely influenced its popularity, but the fashion also drew from earlier European and West Asian traditions.

When Europeans visited Indian darbars, they saw the royal styling and became obsessed by the look.

Left: The Indian Sarpech/Kalgi. Right: The European Aigrette. A fascinating history of how Eastern royal style heavily influenced Western high fashion. 🧵

@AdityaVarma45_ Mind blowing :0

When the actor, director, and music director all deliver their absolute best. 🥶🔥

Bhanu Athaiya's costumes mimicking Indian miniature paintings for an Air India calendar (1983) celebrate women, and Indian craftsmanship.

Medieval artists weren’t trying to create realistic horses. Their art focused on meaning, power, nobility, and storytelling rather than perfect anatomy. What looks strange today wasn’t bad art.. it reflected a world where symbolism mattered more than realism.

How ancient civilizations painted horses vs how medieval Europe painted them