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Untitled by Sarah Lownes

Pondering the Future by Colmar Wocke

Untitled by Hedi Slimane

Child and Haiya Kdusha 5 by Timur Tsaku

Child and Haiya Kdusha 5 by Timur Tsaku

Quo vadis by Florin Stana

I ♥ Versailles by Michael Zavros

reception by Taichi Kaminogoya

magyk-girl:

Abbey Drucker

Untitled by Hedi Slimane

Untitled by Matt Caplin

…the sex of darkness… by Renaissance Man

Woody Allen by Benjamin Reed

Happy birthday, Mr. Konigsberg.

selfdoubt:

It was on this day in 1900 that Oscar Wilde died at age 46, after declaring his famous last words: “Either that wallpaper goes, or I do.” He had spent two years in prison under the official crime of “acts of gross indecency,” meaning that he had male lovers. His health deteriorated, and he had a severe ear infection that the prison doctor would not treat. When he got out of prison, he moved to Paris, but neither his health nor his reputation ever recovered — he eventually died of meningitis, a complication of the ear infection. He ended his days at a seedy motel in Paris, Hôtel d’Alsace, which obviously had some very ugly wallpaper. Now it goes by the name L’Hôtel and is an upscale four-star establishment.

Cunt by David Foldvari