#Ana khouri

[sophs-style]

Jodie Comer (wearing Khaite) at the 2023 Theatre World Awards in New York City on Monday (5th June).

#jodie comer #2023 Theatre World Awards #appearances #appearance #event #outfit #khaite #giuseppe zanotti #Ana Khouri #celebrity style #celebrity fashion #celeb style #celeb fashion #red carpet fashion #red carpet style #fashion #style #stylish

[camillerowep]

November 6, 2023 — Camille Rowe, Leandra Medine Cohen & Ana Khouri attended the 2023 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York.

#camille rowe #camille rowe pourcheresse #fingermonkey #camille rowe bel #camillerowep #leandra medine cohen #leandra cohen #ana khouri #events #november 2023 #2023

[thesmithsoniancollection]

though we can’t be sure without more info, i would say there’s a good chance that karlie wore a ring by ana khouri, who was tagged by her stylist, in her look that she wore to the kering caring for women event.

here are a few examples of ana khouri rings that are pretty similar:

#september 2023 #ana khouri

[scintillulae]

#Interview Magazine #Daria Werbowy #August 2014 #2014 #Mikael Jansson #Marc Jacobs #Ana Khouri

[redcarpet-streetstyle]

#lauren santo domingo #fashion #2021 #emilia wickstead #vetements #manolo blahnik #ana khouri #thelsd

[ordenyprogreso]

#celine #heidi slimane #ana khouri #irina shayk

[arlindogrund]

Hailey Bieber usa joia de designer brasileira

No último domingo (12), Hailey Bieber marcou presença na festa da Vanity Fair que celebrou o Oscar 2023. Com sua beleza estonteante, a modelo usou um vestido preto com toque dramático da Saint Laurent, mas o que mais chamou a nossa atenção foi um acessório em especial. Hailey escolheu complementar a produção com o ear piece ‘Phillipa’, criado pela designer de joias brasileira Ana Khouri. A peça,…

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#agrund #ana khouri #arlindo grund #estilo #fashion #hailey bieber #moda #moda feminina #moda masculina #oscar #oscar 2023 #style #Vanity Fair #woman style

[don-lichterman]

How ‘Jewels For Ukraine’ Is A Chance To Help Ukrainian Children And Win Designer Jewels

How ‘Jewels For Ukraine’ Is A Chance To Help Ukrainian Children And Win Designer Jewels

Ana Khouri’s indicoline tourmaline and yellow beryl ear cuffs designed using stones from Cruzeiro … [+] mine, Brazil, for the Jewels for Ukraine prize draw. Ana Khouri The jewelry community has come together to raise funds for Hope and Homes for Children, an NGO currently working in Ukraine, in an initiative organized by Vanity Fair on Jewellery editor Annabel Davidson with the Cruzeiro Mine in…

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#Ana Khouri #Annabel Davidson #Ara Vartanian #Cruzeiro Mine #Featured #Hope and Homes for Children #jewellery #jewelry #ukraine #Ukrainian children #Ukrainian prize draw

[ice-creamforbreakfast]

Basically Milla has a lovely little apartment in Medium Pollution Knox Greenberg town and she met and fell in love with Etienne. She has a cool neighbour called Ms. Popova, who is caretaker to one of the Mothballs siblings, Kapusta.

My Wedding Stories happened and I got very angry and ditched this save, but it’s time to revive!

#ice-creamforbreakfast #ts4 #the sims 4 #milla legacy #sandra milla #etienne al-khoury #ana popova #kapusta mothballs

[marypickfords]

5 brazilian horror movies

since it’s october i wanted to make a post to recommend some of my favorite old brazillian horror movies. i tried to add links to watch them but not all have subtitles unfortunately! this is mostly in the order i thought of them, not exactly of content/quality/whatever. i haven’t watched many myself yet but i figured this would be a nice introduction to anyone who is interested!

1. as filhas do fogo (1978) dir. walter hugo khouri 

ana & diana are a couple who go on a trip to diana’s family estate - an old house owned by old money, german colonizers. there we learn about diana’s family, her controlling & wwii-obsessed grandfather who wanted to get away from everything and bought this land & her mother who commited suicide years ago. we also meet the groundskeepers who live there, including the mysterious mariana. a heavily atmospheric, dark (both in content & the poor quality of the available print..), quiet, haunting & wonderful movie. khouri was mostly disregarded by critics because he seemingly went against the grain: while directors at the time were documenting concerns re the brazilian working class, khouri was mostly in old big homes, filming the ennui of a middle to upper class. that’s not to say that his movies are without a critique, however, and as filhas do fogo is a good example of his cinema that was well aware of, not only the history of the country, but the current political climate of a dictatorship. besides all that, most importantly.. it is so creepy! this is my favorite from khouri (and not just because it stars a lesbian couple) and possibly my favorite movie on this list.

watch on archive.org (w/ eng subtitles)

2. barão olavo, o terrível (1970) dir. júlio bressane

in this lovely experimental film, bressane pays an homage to horror & insanity in a very brazilian manner. the titular baron olavo owns the home which is the central point of the film and the inspiration for bressane, who saw this 19th century house as a laboratory of light. there’s no central plot exactly, but a spectacle of colors, horror, tenderness, absurdity and indulgence.. i love it. and yes, maybe lesbians are involved too.

watch on archive.org (no subtitles)

3. estrela nua (1984) dir. josé antonio garcia & ícaro martins

a very recent watch, estrela nua is a movie that could be easily paired with perfect blue or any of those 2girls1persona films. carla camurati plays glória, an aspiring actress who is suddenly cast to substitute troubled actress ângela, who has recently died in a car accident. ângela was working on an incestuous erothic thriller, and as glória starts working on the film she begins to.. maybe blend with said dead actress?? obsess over her?? dream about/with her..?? you know where this is going. there’s the clear element of a film within a film in this, but as it ends we realize we might have watched more than a couple movies - and they all work. carla camurati & cristina aché are phenomenal and the great selma egrei (from as filhas do fogo) also shows up as a lesbian actress.. it's just so strange and good.

watch here (no subtitles)

4. excitação (1977) dir. jean garrett

i opted for his garrett instead of a mulher... even though i consider both great brazilian horror films. both lean heavy on the erotic (or rather, the pornochanchada) and deal with, among other things, The Gaze. but i think excitação’s atmospheric beach scenes fit this list better. helena's husband buys a beach house hoping that she'll be able to rest & recover from whatever has been ailing her (hysteria..? paranoia..?). there, she finds out the past owner killed himself and that perhaps is what has been haunting her.. or is it maybe all the electronics in the house? excitação is, as i said, incredibly atmospheric. helena is mostly isolated, away from her husband, walking around the beach alone at night. she looks and looks: at the sea, at beautiful women, at every possible machine around her. this is one for the psychotic women enjoyers. kate hansen is so good.

watch on youtube (no subtitles)

5. as noites de iemanjá (1971) dir. maurice capovila

as noites de iemanjá is in my mind reminiscent of 40s val lewton films like i walked with a zombie.. both in the sense of women at the beach & also the vital element of african religions/deities, in the case of this movie the afro-brazilian iemanjá. and also because while that is the background (and it is very important to the story), the movie centers women that aren’t exactly a part of said religions, even if they are influenced by them. it’s a mysterious one, i can’t remember much of the dialogue, but joana fomm is hypnotic in this. she plays a nameless character who goes to the seaside with the lover because she is ignored by her husband. there, they watch together a group of people making offerings to the sea, to iemanjá. after this her lover disappears. it’s another good example of the mix of horror, folklore and the erotic, so characteristic of these brazilian movies of the time. this one (along w/ as filhas do fogo) shows up on kier-la janisse’s folk horror doc and it was a lovely surprise! 

watch on youtube (no subtitles)

#recs #here's another halloween list from me #i feel much better tbh maybe the meds worked for once

[9w1ft]

So what photoshoot comes to your mind with the line “all of your indecent exposures” because mine makes a beeline to the numero tokyo photoshoot 😭

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Oh man my mind immediately went to the Love Washes Over All photoshoot by Bruce Weber for Issue 3 of the CR Fashion book from back in September 2013, there's this one pic from the photoshoot of Kar wearing just a rolled down Quicksilver wetsuit as pants and an unbuttoned Michael Kors jacket as a top and a silver Ana Khouri headpiece and nothing else and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it since I first saw it over five years ago, I don't know how Taylor is able function enough to have a job, if I was her I'd just sit around and think of that specific picture from the photoshoot all day long 😳

sometimes you run into a photo and it just will not let you go!!

[camillerowep]

November 6, 2023 — Camille Rowe, Leandra Medine Cohen & Ana Khouri attended the 2023 CFDA Fashion Awards in New York.

#camille rowe #camille rowe pourcheresse #fingermonkey #camille rowe bel #camillerowep #leandra medine cohen #leandra cohen #ana khouri #events #november 2023 #2023

[litcityblues]

'Revelation Space' --A Review

I can't remember why I picked this one off the shelf in Foyles when we were visiting the UK back in April. I think I was looking for Iain M. Banks or possibly Ken Macleod-- trying to scratch that British SF Author itch in London seemed the appropriate thing to do at the time. Failing to find either of those authors, I went ahead and selected this one- having heard of Reynolds before, but never actually having read any of his work.

Turns out, I made a really, really good choice.

Set in the year 2551, the first half to two-thirds of the book is centered around three plot strands that gradually merge. The first centers around Dan Sylveste who is an archaeologist excavating the remains of a long-dead alien race, the Amarantin on a planet in the Delta Pavonis system that they call Resurgam. Sylveste is obsessed-- for, nearly a million years before, something destroyed the Amarantin and he has dedicated his life to finding out just what happened to them and caused their destruction Unfortunately, he doesn't much care about people getting in the way of his obsession-- there was a mutiny on the colony and some split to head back to the planet Yellowstone some decades earlier and now it appears Sylveste is on the wrong end of another mutiny and he's taken captive.

The next strand centers on the starship Nostalgia for Infinity (great name!)-- and its crew. Ilya Volyova is searching for a cure for their captain, Brannigan who has been infected with a Melding Plague that attacks human cells and machine implants and twists them into unstable combinations. Right away, you realize that this isn't the Starship Enterprise we're talking about here. The Captain is barely human anymore and has to be gradually warmed so they can communicate. The rest of the crew is in reefer/cryo sleep as they travel the distances between the stars and Volyova needs a new gunner because her current gunner Boris Nagorney has been driven insane by something-- she isn't sure she wants to know what- and she's forced to kill him. The Nostalgia for Infinity feels like a massive, deserted ship, with long, dark corridors and twists and turns and all kinds of surprises to be found-- lots of Nostromo from Alien and Event Horizon vibes with this one.

The final strand centers on the assassin Ana Khouri, who lives on the planet Yellowstone (in Epsilon Eridani) and is hired by a mysterious figure known as the Mademoiselle to assassinate Sylveste. With the assistance of the Mademoiselle, Khouri joins the crew of the Nostalgia for Infinity as the new gunner and they depart Yellowstone to head back to Resurgam to find Sylveste.

(Should be noted: I've never read Altered Carbon books, but I've seen the Netflix series and there are similar vibes here. No warp drive or fancy interstellar travel, so they deal with the effects of time dilation and years pass between point A and point B-- which again, strikes me as very real, very ground in the hardest of sci-fi interstellar travel and the effects it has on people. That aspect of this is really well done, to me.)

Once back at Resurgam, the crew's mission becomes clear. They want to find Sylveste so he can cure the Captain- and eventually, after threatening the colony below, they get him delivered to the ship. Sylveste has other ideas, however: he threatens to trigger the antimatter bombs hidden inside his artificial eyes that could destroy the ship and render him unable to aid the Captain. He wants to go to Cerberus, a nearby planet orbiting a neutron star that he believes holds the answers to the questions has sought for his whole life. Sylveste gets the answers he was seeking: Cerberus is actually a massive beacon, aimed at alerting machine sentience to the emergence of new space-faring cultures so they can be destroyed. That sentience is what destroyed the Amarantin and as the book ends, the characters all think they have done enough to avoid awakening it once more.

Overall: The hardest of science fiction, there is a lot to recommend about this book. First of all, it's incredibly well-written. The crew of the Nostalgia for Infinity isn't one you will forget anytime soon-- the ending, which goes into full-on cosmic/Dave Bowman/Star Child territory is the perfect climax to this big, meaty book. I love that this future is complicated. It's not shiny and pretty and easy-- technology comes with costs to human biology in this world. It's a struggle out there in the cold dark, but people are doing it anyway. I hate getting sucked into trilogies I wasn't planning on reading, but this one has its hooks in me well and good, so I guess it's onto the next two! My Grade: **** out of ****

#revelation space #book review #alastair reynolds

[celluloidrainbow]

AS FILHAS DO FOGO (1978) dir. Walter Hugo Khouri Ana, a student living in São Paulo, goes to Gramado, a city in the South of Brazil, to visit a friend/lover of hers named Diana. Together, the two meet Dagmar, an odd older woman who engages with strange experiments in parapsychology in her many attempts to capture the voices of the dead. From then on, bizarre events are bound to happen. (link in title)

#lgbt cinema #lesbian cinema #as filhas do fogo #walter hugo khouri #brazilian cinema #lgbt #lesbian #brazil #lgbt film #lesbian film #brazilian film #lgbt movie #lesbian movies #brazilian movies #latin american cinema #queer cinema #lgbt media #lesbian media #paola morra #rosina malbouisson #1978 #70s #1970s #70s film #70s cinema #1970s movies #1970s films #1970s cinema

[frankloko]

Carreira Ana Paula iniciou a carreira de modelo aos 12 anos, descoberta por uma publicitária em um supermercado. Depois de estampar várias capas de revistas e diversos comerciais de televisão, começou a carreira de atriz aos 18 anos, no filme ítalo-brasileiro Forever, do diretor Walter Hugo Khouri, com participação de Ben Gazzara. Aos 19 anos fez uma participação em seis capítulos na novela Éramos Seis, em 1994, no SBT, onde interpretou a personagem Amanda. Ainda no SBT, atuou em seguida nas novelas Razão de Viver, de 1996, e Os Ossos do Barão, de 1997, onde interpretou sua primeira protagonista, Isabel. Nesse período, atuou na peça Batom, de 1995, e em uma montagem de Fedra, de 1997. Seu desempenho nesse trabalho chamou a atenção do diretor Wolf Maya, que a convidou para a minissérie Hilda Furacão, de 1998. Para o papel da prostituta que se apaixona por um jovem frade, o diretor queria uma atriz desconhecida do grande público. Ana ainda fazia parte do elenco de contratados pelo SBT, mas um acordo entre as duas emissoras permitiu que a atriz vivesse a personagem, cujas cenas foram gravadas em apenas três meses. Com a estréia bem sucedida na TV Globo, obteve um maior reconhecimento pelo seu trabalho, foi bastante elogiada e recebeu alguns prêmios, como o Melhores do Ano do programa de televisão Domingão do Faustão, na categoria Melhor Atriz Revelação.] Ana Paula também ficou conhecida como a garota-propaganda da empresa de telecomunicações Embratel, servindo como o "rosto" da empresa em diversos comerciais de televisão, nos quais dizia a frase "Faz um 21!". Foto: internet Info: Wikipedia Colorização: @coresdopassado1 • • • • • #anapaulaarosio #anapaulaarósio #anapaulaarosiooficial #anapaulaarosio🌷🌷🌷 #anapaulaarosio♥ #anapaulaarosiofeelings #cultura #cinema #história #globoplay #PhotoRepair #oldpictures #colorizada #colorized #colorization #colourised #colorizationdigital #colorizedhistoricalphotos #VintagePhoto #blackandwhitephotography #colorizedpics #photorestoration #colorizedphoto #restauracaofotos #brasil🇧🇷 #portugal🇵🇹 (em Brazil) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co3r7jRtrui/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#anapaulaarosio #anapaulaarósio #anapaulaarosiooficial #anapaulaarosio🌷🌷🌷 #anapaulaarosio♥ #anapaulaarosiofeelings #cultura #cinema #história #globoplay #photorepair #oldpictures #colorizada #colorized #colorization #colourised #colorizationdigital #colorizedhistoricalphotos #vintagephoto #blackandwhitephotography #colorizedpics #photorestoration #colorizedphoto #restauracaofotos #brasil🇧🇷 #portugal🇵🇹

[taylorswiftstylequestions]

does taylor have multiple ear piercings? (was scrolling thru the jewelry tag, and saw the billboard women in music outfit where she had a ton on, but were those fake or?)

Firstly, hi!

Secondly, Taylor has only one set of lobe piercings. Additional earrings in her ears (in particular ones that climb up her cartilage - the Billboard Women In Music jewelry is a great example - she is wearing Ana Khouri there) are typically cuff earrings (a style of earring that has an open clasp that is placed over/around the ear and adjusted for tightness).

#taylor #style