Agadez cross by Mya Jamila
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Yesterday I’ve been to the Peugeot museum, a big place in Sochaux (France) with incredible and classy old cars produced by Peugeot freres since 1897. It was very cool and beautiful. Some of this old automobiles are so HUGE and sometimes produced in only 50 pieces all over the world!! I’ve been really surpised to know the car frames were all made with wood (like coaches) and covered by metal until 1930’s.
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Fourth quarter 19th century. Romanian. Cotton, wool, silk & metal.Romanian folk costume has remained relatively unchanged and continues to be worn for festival occasions. The basic model for women consists of an embroidered blouse and skirt, belt, head scarf, and often a vest or jacket. As in many cultures, embroidery is placed at “vulnerable” areas of the body: the neck, cuffs, and hem, but also at the shoulders and sleeves as a symbol of strength. This example of a full festival costume is striking in the variation of blue tones and abundant embroidery. The coordination of the various components is symbolic of the pride and care given to folk traditions in Romanian culture. | THE MET
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Holy balls, the waistcoat with tails. I just… I want it. So bad.
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