Egypt aesthetic fashion

Nefertari dress, fashion, Egypt, Egyptian costume

From pompadours to perfume, take a closer look at the historical significance and evolution of the powder room The Powdering-Room, illustration by H. S. Potter for The Century Magazine, 1908. Source. Do you know where the term “powder room” comes from? For as long as women have adorned themselves with makeup, oils and opulent accessories, they have created private spaces to conceal their preparation process. The term "powder room" originated in the 17th century, when stylish aristocratic…

Drippin' in Fashion | by Origamint::0 A dreamy hyperrealistic photograph of a chic fashion model walking the runway, wearing a unique wardrobe that combines the romantic essence of the bohemian style with the powerful aesthetic of ancient Egyptian art. The outfit features a beaded headpiece, an intricately embroidered kaftan, wide-leg pants with geometric patterns, and gladiator sandals adorned with Egyptian motifs. The model faces the camera in a full-body shot, with the dramatic studio…

Paper Dolls of Classic Stars, Vintage Fashion and Nostalgic Characters Queen Nefertiti [Ancient Egyptian Queen] - Esteemed fashion illustrator lends his talent to a very chic paper doll of Egyptian Queen Nefertiti. The legendary beauty whose exquisitely sculpted head is one of the great treasures of the ancient world in the inspiration for an extraordinary interpretation of a regal beauty from ancient history transformed into a contemporary