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A beautiful ensemble and hat by Rosa Genoni, the first Italian woman who believed in the craftsmanship of Italian fashion, being able to compete with the French couture industry • Thursdays Are Made For Hats

Ut conclave sine libris ita corpus sine anima ~ A room without books is like a body without a soul. Marcus Tullius Cicero • Bibliotuesday

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April 14, 1912 • "To many, April is the month that may usher us to spring; to me, it has always represented the month to muse on RMS Titanic’s maiden voyage. Nearly everything has been said and written about the doomed White Start Line’s steamship that sailed the Atlantic only to meet her fate one freezing, calm night of April in 1912 [...] After the tragedy, every year a memorial wreath is thrown into the sea on the spot where Titanic sank during her first, and last, voyage, bringing death to 1,500 people, many of whom were women and children, mostly third class passengers. Despite the fact that her catastrophic end shook the world’s consciousness, Titanic has maintained her status as “the ship of dreams”, as James Cameron’s movie fans may recall." Read the full piece here 👇👉 www.theyellowgloves.com

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A beautiful ensemble and hat by Rosa Genoni, the first Italian woman who believed in the craftsmanship of Italian fashion, being able to compete with the French couture industry • Thursdays Are Made For Hats

Ut conclave sine libris ita corpus sine anima ~ A room without books is like a body without a soul. Marcus Tullius Cicero • Bibliotuesday

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April 14, 1912 • "To many, April is the month that may usher us to spring; to me, it has always represented the month to muse on RMS Titanic’s maiden voyage. Nearly everything has been said and written about the doomed White Start Line’s steamship that sailed the Atlantic only to meet her fate one freezing, calm night of April in 1912 [...] After the tragedy, every year a memorial wreath is thrown into the sea on the spot where Titanic sank during her first, and last, voyage, bringing death to 1,500 people, many of whom were women and children, mostly third class passengers. Despite the fact that her catastrophic end shook the world’s consciousness, Titanic has maintained her status as “the ship of dreams”, as James Cameron’s movie fans may recall." Read the full piece here 👇👉 www.theyellowgloves.com

A pearl, a ruby and a unicorn, in Italian known as "liocorno". Detail from a portrait by Raffaello Sanzio • Friday Jewels . . . . . . . . . . #ladies #style and #pearl #unicorn #klimt #gold #raphael #wiwt #lux #portrait #jewelry #jewellery #picoftoday #joias #nyc #joias #accessory #acessorios #accessories #luxury #auction #rome #preciousstones #instajewelry #украшение #ювелирныеизделия #首飾

When winter lingers in a gaze. Melancholia. Sem G. Goursat and a straw hat • Thursdays are made for hats

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Working Title/Artist: Paul Poiret (French, 1879–1944) Fancy Dress Costume, 1911 Department: Costume Institute Culture/Period/Location: HB/TOA Date Code: Working Date: photography by mma, DP144891.tif retouched by film and media (jnc) 7_16_08

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