#1950s lens

[kitsunetsuki]

Robby Len Swimwear Ad (Vogue 1959)

#robby len #vogue #photography #fashion photography #vintage fashion #vintage style #vintage #retro #aesthetic #beauty #fifties #50s #50s fashion #50s model #1950s #1950s fashion #editorial #vintage vogue #swimwear

[detroitlib]

View of the adult reading area in the Edison Branch Library, Detroit Public Library. Room is furnished with tables, chairs, desks and bookshelves. Label on back: "Detroit Public Library. Thomas Edison Branch. 18400 Joy Road. Dedicated January 25, 1955. Stamped on back: "When published, please credit Lens-Art Photo. For duplicate photos give order no. 3785-4. Lens-Art Photographers, 15743 James Couzens Hwy. Detroit 21, Michigan. Phone: UN. 4-5134." Handwritten on back: "General adult reading area. Shelving, general fireproofing, furniture. John Browen, Grand Rapids, Mich."

Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

#edison branch library #library #libraries #detroit #detroit history #lens-art photo #vintage #reading #books #1955 #1950s #1950s style #50s #fifties #detroit public library

[retrotales]

Christine (1958) directed by Pierre Gaspard-Hult starring Alain Delon & Romy Schneider

#old hollywood #old hollywod glamour #50s #1950s #vintage #retro #aesthetic #movies #film #classic #christine 1958 #alain delon #romy schneider #pierre gaspard-hult #timeless #retro lens #timeless tales #celebrity #old hollywood aesthetic #old hollywood icons #20th century

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Two firefighters assist a third who was overcome by smoke while battling a three-alarm blaze, September 18, 1957.

Photo: Len Morgan for the NY Journal American via Univ. of Texas

#New York #NYC #vintage New York #1950s #Len Morgan #firemen #fire fighters #smoke inhalation #fighting fires #September 18 #fires

[lisamarie-vee]

#illustration #graphic design #printmaking #skiing #winter #len clark #1950s

[w-armansky-blog]

"You have to see this work—an unknown woman just landed in the middle of the history of street photography." There were tender portraits and exquisite moments of frozen action; there were streetscapes and children at play; there were small details and gestures beautifully seen and framed, as well as photographs of the old, the down-and-out, and the lost souls of Chicago and New York. Above all, there was a fierce intelligence weaving its way throughout the color work. , Look closely at the many self-portraits Vivian Maier made, and you will see her disguises, her cloak of invisibility. She's as plain as an old-fashioned schoolmarm. She's the wallflower, the spinster aunt, the ungainly tourist in the big city . . . except . . . she isn't! She was a professional nanny, which is a great disguise in itself—because how suspicious or dangerous could a woman shepherding a couple of kids possibly be? Her line of work gave her license to be out on the streets, making any image she was interested in. You can see in her photographs that she was a quick study of human behavior, of the unfolding moment, the flash of a gesture, or the mood of a facial expression—brief events that turned the quotidian life of the street into a revelation for her.

Colin Westerbeck Vivian Maier: The Color Work, 2018

#vivian maier #streetphotography #blackandwithephotography #invisibility #human behavior #the 1950s #Chicago #kids #1970s #camera #woman #intimate images #photographer #lens #portrait #pleasure #creativity #humanizing #reflection #germs #daily life #slides #Color Work #gestures #expression #streets #selfies

[ivan-fyodorovich-k]

My family gave me these old Selsi 8x30 binoculars they found at an antique store for Father’s Day

#they’re pretty cool #I’m guessing 1950s? #maybe late 1940s? #guessing based on the construction and the logo typeface #as well as the lack of a JAPAN marking that I think it’d have if it was a 1960s or 70s set #so now I think I have a 4x pair #two 6x pairs #a 7x #and an 8x #I'm not sure what is the lens size of the 4x #but the others are 6x30 #7x50 #and 8x30

[beatleshistoryblog]

LECTURE 4: INFLUENCES (PART 1): Former members of The Quarrymen, the band formed by John Lennon in 1956, recall the early days of performing in this delightful Q&A. The members gathered here are (left to right): Chas Newby (bassist), Len Garry (tea chest bass player), Colin Hanton (drummer), and Rod Davis (banjoist). All four former Quarrymen musician recall here how they first got involved with the group, and – at 6:11 in the interview – they discuss the historic day when John Lennon and Paul McCartney met on July 6, 1957, at the garden fête of St Peter’s Church, Woolton, Liverpool. Watch the whole interview if you can. It’s a wonderful trip into the past, and the four men are superb raconteurs. 

#The Quarrymen #1950s #John Lennon #Chas Newby #Len Garry #Colin Hanton #Rod Davis #Paul McCartney #July 6 1957 #St. Peter's Church

[ofswordsandpens]

I've enjoyed episode 3 the most so far, but I think the show is still struggling to find a good balance between taking itself seriously and the absurdist humor that RR writes with. My main takeaways:

The Fight Scenes (or Lack Thereof?)

It seems very peculiar to me that the show is just speed running through its battle scenes. Again, it feels very much like the product of Disney trying to sanitize anything that's too extreme?

The trio fleeing from the kindly ones in the book ended with Percy taking control of the bus and then crashing it. It explodes. They lose all of their stuff (money, food). In the show, they simply bail out the back window. No true panic. No tension. Just, okay :) we're leaving now :)

The Medusa Scene. I'll speak more to this later, but in terms of the fight we get to see... well we get to see nothing. Apparently this fight required us to view it through the lens of the invisibility cap (ie. not at all),

I understand this show is intended for a younger audience, but the books are as well. Even the movies, which are pg, came up with better ways to show things without necessarily showing things. As a result, it feels like anything that might induce the slightest bit of tension or fear are sanded down and its honestly doing such a disservice to the books and the audience.

Medusa

I actually really liked this portrayal of Medusa. The 1950s housewife vibe landed well for me. And I loved the actress's voice -- very soft and soothing but always sounding as if she were just about to cry.

Also, I really liked her dialogue. Her digs at Athena and Poseidon were perfectly tragic.

That being said, I really prefer the trio's arrival to the emporium in the book. In the books, they've been wandering the woods and are lost and exhausted and hungry because of the battle/bus crash where they've lost all of their stuff. It almost feels like the emporium popping up "out of nowhere" was more of it finding them.

Meanwhile in the show, Grover finds it through scent on a satyr path and they immediately know its Medusa, which imo takes out so much of the fun of it all??? In the books, they dont know. Grover's just like, freaking the ever living fuck out, and clearly Percy and Annabeth have let him take sole custody of the shared brain cell, cause they're more concerned about getting some food than anything else

Just... RIP dumbass shenanigans

And honestly, I'm not really sure what necessitated the change here in the show (of them not being tricked). It would have been one thing if they were going to change Medusa entirely to not wanting to harm them at all, but imo, I think its arguable/evident that show Medusa was looking for an excuse to petrify Annabeth and Grover (at minimum) regardless of anything.

Honestly, I would have had the show loosely play it out as: book arrival (they dont know its Medusa), keep the dumbass energy and banter, the trio figures out it Medusa while they're eating, Medusa is the more sympathetic version we see in the show, regardless it still ends with the battle.

Also, I do mourn the book battle. The panic and absurdity is just handled better imo. Annabeth shoving them off the bench, Grover flopping all over the place with the shoes but actively getting a good few hits in, Percy having to use to the reflection to behead her... the #TeamWork was emphasized a little more there to me.

Characterization

I think the show is absolutely nailing certain parts of the characters.

They've gotten Percy's anger and his derision towards the gods down. But, I think they're actually underscoring some of his, idk, sincerity? His kindness? It was the line "she met a pinecone's fate" that just rang off to me. While undoubtedly funny, it's just such a stark difference from his reaction to Thalia's story in the books, where he was unsettled by her fate and felt a sincere sympathy for her. The line in the show I assume is meant to criticize the gods, but still, it feels like it comes at the expense of the sensitivity that he has.

They've gotten Annabeth's bluntness, intelligence, pride, and superiority down cold. No question about it. But I feel like they just need to let her be more of a 12yo kid?

Like. In canon she and Percy banter and argue over the silliest of things. She plays hacky sack with Grover and Percy. She blushes and hyperventilates when Luke interacts with her. Episode 3 is like the first time we've gotten to see her do something remotely childish (buying all that candy) and I'm just dying for more of that!! She's not the "mom" of the group and she has her canon dumbass moments. I'm hoping more of this is captured moving forward. They've gotten a good start on the banter, but let Annabeth be more silly! Cause she is!

(Absolutely none of my personal qualms about the characterization are Walker or Leah's fault. They've done amazing. It's the writing/directing I'm side-eyeing).

OH! And I'm sorry but Percy being like "Annabeth we're going to bury medusa with your hat on" would have never ever flown with Annabeth. In no world.

But Grover eating them up at the end? Iconic. Good for him.

#pjo adaptation #pjo show crit #pjo

[vincekris]

Len Howard,1950- From Birds as Individuals,1952,Living with Birds

#Len Howard

[so-i-did-this-thing]

Where do you find all your neat little trinkets and such? Is it just accumulated over the years, or do you use marketplace, or antique malls, commissioning stuff? I want to add more to my home, but I don't really know where to look outside of hyper specific ebay searches.

I guess, more succinctly, how do you Find Things?

Heya! Finding cool stuff is a lot about doing just enough research. I'll show you how my mind works.

Let's say I saw this cute cat in the wild. I want to buy it, maybe see if it's something fun to collect.

If I use Google lens on the photo, I get some promising results - this is something that was mass-produced!

Let's click on a result.

I've learned something! This ceramic is called "redware" and the figure is from the 1950s. So, off to another web search.

Oh! A maker name! "Shafford." This will make future searches easier. And look - there are other related cats - it looks like as various household items! (If you further researched the original cat, you'd also learn it is a tape measure and was made in Japan.)

Now, let's say you don't have a photo to start with, or just a vague idea of something you might want. Let's hop to Facebook marketplace and see if anyone is selling cute ceramic black cats.

All of these results could go down their own research paths, but again, I'm using the example of the Shafford cats.

Armed with some knowledge, it takes just a few searches to find an impressive haul. Honestly, if that wasn't 5 hrs away from me, I'd buy that lot in a heartbeat, selling/gifting what I don't want.

For future searches, you now have two paths:

Search for things using basic terminology to find sellers who aren't super knowledgeable. So, something like "vintage kitchen cabinet". You might luck out and find a seller who just wants the thing gone, they don't know its value, and it might be a steal for you!

Search again using the specific terms you have picked up from your research. So, "jelly cabinet." This will get you in front of listing from experts, where you are likely to find a better quality item at the current market price.

That is how I found this for my kitchen, btw.

Learn the common synonyms and mispellings. Bookcase, bookshelf. Captain's desk, secretary desk.

Click on seller stores and profiles to see related items. As you research, you will start to stumble across other items and figure out your sense of taste. You will find cool shit you never knew existed. You will learn new search terms as you pick up bits of history. You will also start stumbling across online speciality sites, or local resources, like antique shops and vintage fairs. You might learn what estate sales are, or about auctions open to the public. You start developing a habit of scouting out shops and sales when you're in a new town. You put big fairs and small swap meets on your calendar. You build relationships with contemporary artists who make things you like.

My sense of style is something I've actively been refining for decades now, and it isn't just vintage tchotchkes. I do this for clothing, for the crafting I'm into, etc. Curiosity and style go hand in hand and the best part is that your eye and research chops will only improve, even if you're just window shopping.

I hope this helps!

#chit chat #anon #tutorial #how to

[radioactive-earthshine]

im having a great time with Pluto despite not having seen much astro boy (been aware of it obviously just never sought it out) what would you recommend for someone to watch/read after pluto from the astro boy franchise that is similar in tone and content?

Oh boy oh BOY!

If the Pluto anime is your introduction into the Astro Boy franchise then you've been thoroughly acclimated to the most fervent reoccurring themes found within Tezuka's writings and as such a lot of the tone and story telling will be very similar - even if Pluto was written by Naoki Urasawa and not Tezuka himself.

What I personally would suggest for those curious about learning more about Astro Boy and this particular story is to read the Pluto manga (8 volumes) as an accompaniment - the anime is a very good adaptation but some things had to be cut for time (it's inevitable) and the manga was simply better at revealing some things than the anime to give you a broader sense of place that this world takes place in.

From there you have many options before you depending on your accessibility to some of the series below.

NOTE: There is nothing quite like Pluto other than Pluto, but in all versions of Astro Boy you will find the same themes and content found within Pluto but with a different narrative voice.

For the sake of simplicity I am not getting into the bigger Tezuka Star System I'm just focusing on Atom in the most direct way - no this is not meant to be a full complete list of EVERYTHING.

The 1950s Manga

Written by Tezuka himself, where it all started.

Contains all of the original core stories of Tetsuwan Atom (Astro Boy) which were adapted in various media.

Is available in English to purchase and is online.... in places...

Can get shockingly dark and gruesome and I do not have the spoons to list all the Content Warnings possible. Adults will find enjoyment from this series.

Is generally episodic.

Classic golden age sci-fi with themes relevant today still.

The 1960s Anime

Written and worked on by Tezuka himself.

Contains many of the core stories presented in the manga adapted to fit a single episode.

Episodic.

The first two years (104 episode out of 193) are available in English to purchase on DVD (with extras!) - I do not know if the 'missing 89' are available online with subs or if the original Japanese is available with subs out there.

Yes, inevitably the dubs sanitized a lot of the stories and Americanized them - but even so they are worth a watch.

The 1980s Anime

Also written and worked on by Tezuka himself.

Is available in English to purchase, but like the 60s dub, it has been cropped, chopped, and censored - in some ways worse than the 60s series. The DVDs at least do have the Japanese track with subs available.

You can find the 80s Japanese unedited online with subs.

Is mostly episodic but does have a subplot featuring a new character Atlas and his sister Levian.

Contains some of the core stories from the manga but this series is much shorter so some of your favorites might have been dropped.

The 2003 Anime

Tezuka did not work on this series as he was deceased at time of production.

Modern Astro Boy with a more modern lens and modern story-telling expected of anime of the time.

Contains a plot and contains the episodic spirit of the original shows and manga, but the plot is still referenced in modern anime story telling. The main plots being 1.) robot rights being established in a world where they have none despite having "kokoro" (heart) which is basically free will and sentience and 2.) who is that boy anyway?

Many of the most beloved Astro Boy stories from the manga are not present in this series.

American voices dictated the direction of this series from the start even in the original Japanese which is a big negative.

The English dub is heavily censored and altered from the original version - but it contains some amazing performances from people like Dorian Harewood whom I still to this day don't know HOW he agreed to play Dr. Tenma but my god he did an amazing job.

The unedited subbed Japanese version can be found online.

Despite the amount of butchering and meddling during production it is still a relevant part of the Astro Boy collective world.

Naoki Urasawa's Pluto Manga and Anime

You already know of this adaptation but it's a retelling of The World's Greatest Robot, the classic story from the manga and is present in all of the above series. It is also direct commentary about the American invasion of Iraq with some names changed so as to not hurt feelings. I generally suggest to adults to read this and if it connects with them then try on the original manga and maybe see if any of the anime gets their eye too.

A note on Tezuka and his extended works.

An American equivalent to him would be Jack Kirby however he had more creative control with his work, was credited for his creations, and had just about the same amount of influence on Japanese comics as Jack Kirby did with American comics (maybe even to a greater extent). Tezuka was incredibly prolific and is dubbed "The God of Manga" for a reason. Many of his stories all circle around the same themes; war, grief, the futility of hatred and the doom of mankind while also taking on blatant political sides including environmentalism, equal rights, gender rights and even playing with gender and expression (note they are products of their time and some of which are offensive today but for the time were groundbreaking).

If you wanted specific stories from the manga that might be more what you are looking for to refine your search, let me know! I've been needing an excuse to drag them out.

#astro boy #pluto #pluto anime #osamu tezuka #tezuka #tetsuwan atom #naoki urasawa's pluto #my niche interests #no i didn't include x thing on purpose

[mai-333]

The Poverty Aesthetic;

Why do people want to look poor?

N.hoolywood Fall/Winter 2017 men’s collection

Not wanting to look polished and elegant isn’t something new. Messier aesthetics have been popular styles since the 1950s. The hippies of the 60s wore a beat up, vintage carnival look. Punk rock trended in the 80s where people wore shredded, torn, or bleached jeans. The 90s had grunge where tattered and even dirty clothes were worn, with distressed denims and flannels. But while these trends were primarily influenced by music and political movements, the current phenomenon of wanting to look homeless or poor is not.

The poverty trend really started with shoes. Taking inspiration from grunge fashion trends which included well worn Doc Martens and Converse. Many people took to manufacturing this look by purposefully making their shoes look dirty, and old. So while these may look similar, the 90s grunge style was created through thrifting and repurposing clothes. This new trend is a mockery to 90s grunge, faking a used look is pathetic, many people who are forced to wear tattered shoes would love your brand new ones. If you really want the distressed shoe aesthetic then buy them second hand, or just wear your shoes until they look worn. This has escalated severely, to the point where luxury brands such as Gucci and Balenciaga, are now selling new used looking shoes.

N.hoolywood and Magnolia Pearl have both been criticised for glamorising the poverty aesthetic. Even John Galliano, who’s 2000s homeless inspired collection later influenced the parody Zoolander film. Celebrities such as Johnny Depp have been seen wearing ‘distressed chic’ outfits which could have been seen on a homeless person, except that he’s actually wearing Magnolia Pearl.

It is no surprise that people have taken issue with the poverty aesthetic, because this is only an aesthetic for those who have the choice. It is the ultimate luxury to be able to choose to dress poor. What a poor person will be judged for wearing is now a trend for richer people. Rich people view poor people through their lens of privilege. This style is not just controversial, it is ignorant, out of touch, and overall just privileged.

Choosing to wear second hand clothing, oversized and layered outfits, is not the issue. I understand that many people choose to dress in a more alternative and grungy style which may look similar to what is worn by poor or homeless people. It is not problematic to wear distressed or tattered clothing when you can afford otherwise. Dressing in worn and second hand clothing is one of the best ways to tackle fast fashion and over consumption. The issue lies where rich people want to masquerade as poor, when luxury brands sell and promote ‘homeless chic’ fashion.

#fashion #runway #couture #fashion design #fashion designer #fashion runway #poor #poverty #aesthetic #grunge #grunge aesthetic #punk rock #punk #hippie #gucci shoes #balenciaga #johnny depp #magnolia #john galliano #magnolia pearl #n.hoolywood #90s fashion #90s grunge #90s aesthetic #homeless

[mysoullanguage]

#0008 astrology’s love-liest placements

neptune in 7h — natives have a hard time being pinned down because their image of love rarely reflects the reality of it. these people image love as something much more magical than it is. they are hopeless romantics by nature who want to experience love as something profound, romantic, yet light-hearted. they look for the ultimate experience of love: something that satisfies their soft heart; something that isn’t harsh, or a love that isn’t cold, but very easy-flowing and non-demanding. these people also day dream a lot. & when they realise love is harder than it is, they tend to run away.

— 🌸 — 🌸

moon/venus conj. or trine — very softhearted and gentle. they feel love on a deeply emotional level and feel emotional tenderness much easier than others. they seek to nurture and take care of others. they feel as though they need to be loved or be in a relationship to be happy. they enjoy being in love because they get to express their gooey feelings and to finally live the dream of being someone’s lover. they want to intertwine their psyche with feelings to breed a love that is light-hearted but very psychic. they want to connect with someone on a mental plane as well as physical.

— 🌸 — 🌸

venus dominant or moon in taurus/libra — love is a pure aesthetic to them. romantic and sensual, they feel love on a mental, emotional, and physical plane. there is a yearning towards physical affection and hearty tendering. with taurus is a deep need to worship the body and pamper it. with libra is vanity that needs validation, attention, and affection. a venus dominant person will see love (+ life in general) through a rosy lens rather than reality. they often avoid the hard truths of relationships and prefer something that is superficial and purely fun

— 🌸 — 🌸

7h stellium — this is a hopeless romantic placement in which the person’s identity may revolve around love or romance. they may have many interests or many suitors to them. they typically chase relationships but have high standards as to how love should look like. sexual and flirty in nature, they daydream about love often and constantly yearn for “the perfect one” while also being unapproachable because of their tendency to run from commitment. they may be codependent on others. being alone is almost like a punishment for them. they romanticise simple things in life

— 🌸 — 🌸

pisces stellium — very soft-hearted nature with plenty of innocence to it. these people may be very creative and romantic in nature but may ruin romantic chances for themselves by having unattainable standards. they embellish the idea of love with something that is overly perfect and whimsical. they don’t want to acknowledge that love has trials and tribulations and everyone suffers once in a while when in love. creative and expressive, they promise to bring drama and support into the relationship. they are devoutly loyal and promise their most when in a relationship.

— 🌸 — 🌸

libra neptune — while this placement was last seen in the 1950s, natives who have this placement would have been artistic/creative. being someone who is driven by harmony, these people would have looked to relationships as something to deeply relate to. human relationships in which psychic feelings can be exchanged was sought by these people. whatever neptune touches, tends to distance it from the native; thus, the person would have sought relationships that were of a specific romantic calibre

— 🌸 — 🌸

pluto conj. sun/venus/mars — natives may feel an undying yearning for love and sex. they feel everything on a level that is intense and spiritual. when in love, they are thoroughly obsessed. they are addicted to the feeling love can bring, are willing to do anything for love, are looking for any way to achieve it. there may be two extremes in which the person will demand passion and love in their life and will do anything to achieve it; while the other, is where the person is deeply in love and passionate, and progresses through the feeling of love for growth, rather than drowning to it and letting it consume them. sex will be experienced on an intensely soulful level but they may struggle to “get enough, just enough” from it. so, they tend to overindulge in sex and love.

— 🌸 — 🌸

neptune/moon/venus conj. or trine — probably the most hopeless romantic placement you could achieve as this placement intertwines delusion with indulgence and feelings. neptune distances what it touches so any rationality flies out the window with this placement. the person is very loving and utmostly caring, with the best heart to offer, but struggles having personal boundaries in relationships. they often imagine being a saviour to their partner as they want to provide for them emotionally and in other ways too. they want to mother their partner and they picture love as something flawless rather than something that can be flawless, if worked upon.

— 🌸 — 🌸

libra/scorpio dc — loyalty and playfulness is brought to the table and the person offers their commitment to their lover. scorpio is sensitive and psychic in a relationship while libra is cooperative and treats the relationship like a team rather than something serious. they imagine a love that is (for scorpio) deeply transformative and everlasting and (for libra) reciprocal and light-hearted. they connect well with others and crave a physical connection with another person. they have a hard time being alone because they have too much feelings for their own good.

— 🌸 — 🌸

venus in 5h — they typically have an allure that is playful, confident, seductive. they are sexual people with a magnetism strong and comforting. they are gentle people but still posses great stamina in bed. they idealise love excessively and are hopeless romantics. they imagine love in a fiery, passionate, perfect way; their image is typically a classic romance scene. they want to experience love that is light-hearted rather than something demanding and overly emotional. despite them yearning for a love deep and profound, they often struggle to keep themselves in relationships of this calibre because feelings are scary to them.

#astro observations #astro notes #astrology

[somanypetals]

please tell me what’s going on in riverdale you are my only source - I haven’t watched since season 1 is it clown of me to hope that Betty and Veronica are kissing again

oh my dude, my guy, my pal, it’s not clown of you at ALL, I’m cooked rn and I’ve actually been thinking about beronica all night so I’m gonna catch you up on their recent moments w a fuckton of screencaps you’re welcome bestie

okay for context, idk if you know this but in s7 they’ve all gotten stuck in a 1950s universe bc of a comet, crazy stuff yknow how it be, anyway so everyone’s a wee 27-year-old teenage virgin and no one remembers the previous 6 seasons (except for lots of signs that they still have emotional memories)

7.02 Veronica tells Betty she’s a catch, a total Marilyn, and she gets all blushy! Seems innocuous but Betty’s journey this season is very much being filtered through the lens of her discovering her femininity and sexuality, and Lili said in interviews she’s been playing it like Betty is seeing all her peers in a new sexual light so I’ve been reading into every microexpression this season feeling insane but actually? Not insane at all*

7.06 Betty goes to Veronica for advice about feeling sexy, Veronica tells her all about how she loves to wear lingerie, describes loving the sensations etc. and invites her over to try some on, and the whole locker room scene* Betty is like 👁️👄👁️

7.09 We find out that Veronica is one of the people Betty fantasises about, and one of her fantasies includes this locker room* kiss that, imho, combined with Lili's interview about how she's playing Betty this season? Defffffinitely connects back to Betty's awe during the locker room lingerie talk

7.12 After all the Riverdale parents have been classically negligent, Veronica and Betty start living alone together w no adults in V's apartment at the Pembrooke. They invite Kevin and Clay over for a sleepover and they all sing I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair, and then later when it's just B and V, Veronica brings up Kevin and Clay's relationship and they both express curiosity about same sex relationships, V admits she's kissed a girl, B admits she's thought about kissing V specifically, V asks if she wants to try it, they almost kiss before they're interrupted by Mary (who, sidenote: schooled all the moms in Riverdale that week for their negligence and reset the living arrangement status quo)

oh shit I hit image limit and I'm only halfway through this LMAOOOO look what you've done anon you've got me long-posting

alright I'm gonna reblog this and continue to make it even longer and more annoying bc THIS IS IMPORTANT STUFF xoxo

#ask #anonymous #beronica #long post

[dame-de-pique]

Len Casbolt - Rendezvous, 1950s

#Len Casbolt