kunning:

I have some pretty stellar followers. Between the high fashion, general tedium and gay porn, I can feel pretty stellar about the company I keep. Incredibly glad that you all see something here that clicks with you. Stay tuned.

Feel free to ask questions or submit a theme idea here. 

(this gif in relevance to this post makes me look so vain when in all actuality, I really just want to be Anjelica Huston.) 

battlelounge:

FIERCE BITCH

bow down hoes

(Source: fecskelaszlo)

(Source: gwengold)

(Source: gwengold)

bkingdom:

Paco Rabanne SS12

ugh

trambahngast:

(via FRIDA on the Behance Network)

(Source: scab2)

jessiedress:

Rizzo is my patronus.

"Those who subvert social norms are, ostensibly, people who have forgotten that they can be seen, publicly, at any time. Therefore, when they transgress social norms—by expressing physical affection for a person not visibly coded as the opposite sex, for example, or by being fat and rejecting social and bodily invisibility—they need to be reminded of this omniscient social gaze, and in the absence of institutional discipline, must be punished so they do not transgress again. This is the mechanism by which a dude who sees me in a vividly-colored dress, walking alone as though I either don’t know or don’t care that I am defying bodily norms, feels compelled to scream “UGLY FAT BITCH” at me. He is applying social discipline and teaching me a lesson: Everyone can see you, and your body and/or behavior are unacceptable."

So Michel Foucault and Jeremy Bentham walk into an elementary school cafeteria* via the Two Whole Cakes blog by Lesley Kinzel (via transformfeminism)

"People will stare. Make it worth their while."

Harry Winston (via queerfatfemme)

(Source: doomsdaymachine)

How to deal with people who wear unflattering outfits

gtfothinspo:

infinitetransit:

1. Realise all aesthetic choices are subjective.
2. Realise that they might think they look sexy as fuck.
3. Remove yourself from the vicinity until you’ve learned to get over your fatphobia/transphobia/misogyny/racism or combination of those.

4. Look back at them with refreshed eyes and realize how sexy they look.

bad-dominicana:

while the lack of power of black women is in our perceived invulnerability

dichotomy makes it so

white women exert and maintain power via their eternal so-called vulnerability.

so miss me w the warrior shit.

MISS ME

(Source: obvioquesi)

Meet: Black Pin Ups

racismschool:

Meet: Cue

Meet: Jessica

Meet: Dawn

Meet: Nicole

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Black Harlem Motorcycle Club (1959)