Just look , see with love:)..Thank you hugs for all being here tonight with us at TAT ..Fun share enjoyed the music , too..See all tomorrow..Peaceful Dreams..in heart LoveYouAre~
I am not able to keep up with all the events happening. My butt is draging. Lots of Love and Respect to all who share their beautiful writes :love: :love:
All the famous innovations in fashion and design cannot outshine the fame of the single Chanel Little Black Dress. Coco Chanel introduced it in a time between the wars, when the bright colors, prints and heavy embroideries dominated the fashion.
The long-sleeved black dress, which was initially made for day in wool, and for evening in crepe, satin or velvet, shook up the world of fashion. Later appeared the other variations of a little black dress: short, sleeveless, in a pleated black chiffon, in black lace…
In 1926 American Vogue named Coco Chanel black dress “a Ford”, meaning it’s simplicity and it’s potential for an enormous and long-lasting success. It was the little black dress of Chanel, that inspired the famous remark of her competitor Paul Poiret: “What has Chanel invented? De luxe poverty.”
The Chanel little black dress became a symbol of chic and sophisticated simplicity.
“The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It’s the caring that she lovingly gives, the passion that she shows & the beauty of a woman only grows with passing years.”
― Audrey Hepburn
ride me
my black smooth hardness
slip into me seat
feel this quench to drive
to release
see that road up ahead
drive this gear
and give me lead…
fast as wind oh so free
ride me
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Oh I love this blog and the first thing I thought of was Mae West!!! I so love her *smiling* is that a fit???
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Wow another great theme with unbecredibly ambitiously Picced text! You guys sure rock!
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Here’s a funny one and a favorite “Femme Fatale” – Lucy!!!!
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We’re trying Nove Ottos on the Fling tomorrow night, and this is my very first one.
Oldie not sure if classified as black dress :groovy: :love: :love: 😉
Don’t know about this one…it isn’t really kick-starting my muse.:lol: Dropping in to heart and read, though! :love:
Just look , see with love:)..Thank you hugs for all being here tonight with us at TAT ..Fun share enjoyed the music , too..See all tomorrow..Peaceful Dreams..in heart LoveYouAre~
Beautiful blog, theme and poetry posted! Happy Thursday to All. ~barb~
hope you like this…
another one………..
I am not able to keep up with all the events happening. My butt is draging. Lots of Love and Respect to all who share their beautiful writes :love: :love:
I found this Interesting 🙂
All the famous innovations in fashion and design cannot outshine the fame of the single Chanel Little Black Dress. Coco Chanel introduced it in a time between the wars, when the bright colors, prints and heavy embroideries dominated the fashion.
The long-sleeved black dress, which was initially made for day in wool, and for evening in crepe, satin or velvet, shook up the world of fashion. Later appeared the other variations of a little black dress: short, sleeveless, in a pleated black chiffon, in black lace…
In 1926 American Vogue named Coco Chanel black dress “a Ford”, meaning it’s simplicity and it’s potential for an enormous and long-lasting success. It was the little black dress of Chanel, that inspired the famous remark of her competitor Paul Poiret: “What has Chanel invented? De luxe poverty.”
The Chanel little black dress became a symbol of chic and sophisticated simplicity.
“The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It’s the caring that she lovingly gives, the passion that she shows & the beauty of a woman only grows with passing years.”
― Audrey Hepburn
here is a black in a different way :love:
ride me
my black smooth hardness
slip into me seat
feel this quench to drive
to release
see that road up ahead
drive this gear
and give me lead…
fast as wind oh so free
ride me
MM-2011~ Lady in Black~Dress
good one! hehe ride me
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