Hell, if we’re gonna talk about bringing back old-timey styles for men, why stop at the 1900s? Let’s bring back fucking dandyism – I’m talking makeup, plucked eyebrows, immaculate curls, brightly coloured fabrics, waxed moustaches like architectural edifices if you can pull one off, dudes all swanning around in tight corsets so as not to disrupt the smoothly tapering lines of their frock coats, the whole nine yards. I mean, why not?
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Have you seen the yuri plisetsky welcome to the madness video that came out today? If you’ve been on tumblr you probably have because it’s trending and everyone is going insane. His performance def reminded me of rockstar!Lestat
Oh wow, no, I had not been on tumblr all day today, I didn’t see it until now… thanks for sharing it, yes! Very Lestatuesque! Lestat would probably be wild about YOI.
Can we get an ice skating AU plz? Writers? Artists? #FANART REQUEST #FANFIC REQUEST.
me: not today, satan
satan: you’ve been canceling our plans for weeks now. if it’s something i said, please just tell me
“The Gift Horse”, a new 22″ by 30″ painting I created for my upcoming two person show with photographer David McHale titled “Mixing Memory & Desire” opening Saturday October 29th at Alchemy Bottle Shop here in Oakland!
I think that Mick Jagger and Lesyat would have made good friends, idk. :)
Oh definitely!
^idk if this is a real Mick Jagger quote but I bet Lestat would say smtg similar.
I don’t know much about Mick Jagger as a person other than some familiarity w/ his music and stuff*, but I definitely think Lestat would have a similar stage thing going on, the rockstar behavior, the fashion would be compatible (Lestat will forever mourn the fact that he missed out on the fashion of the 60′s and 70′s), Lestat would be impressed at the length of Mick’s… career (what did you think I was gonna write?!), and I do think Lestat would dig the logo, except, y’know, he’d add the fangs:
*idk if there’s anything problematic with Mick, please don’t jump on me about that, bc I don’t know, I’m only speaking to his stage persona.
John Singer Sargent – 1856 – 1925
Sargent is not remembered for being a prominent gay artist, manly because many art scholars and followers of Sargent have dismissed all evidence and signs supporting such. Aside from being close to Oscar Wilde, Robert de Montesquiou and Fredrick Leighton (all gay fixtures of that time period). Sargent was well know in Paris circles for having sexual relationships with men. He never married or fathered children and after his death his family destroyed all correspondence he left behind. If that wasn’t enough proof, Sargent’s large portfolio of private male nude drawings and paintings display his sensual and romantic approach to painting men. John Singer Sargent lives on as one of the greatest artist that walked the earth, but he was also one of the most inspiring and important gay men that ever lived.
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