The Ornamented Being
Ornamented: -verb: Adorn; beautify. Be·ing: -noun: Fulfillment of possibilities; essential completeness.
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“I have walked on snow covered in flowers, stood in lakes at sunset, painted trees, set fire to chairs, made smoking umbrellas, and giant wigs from stolen flowers. I have laughed, been overwhelmed, and left in awe of all the things I had previously passed unnoticed until now…”
Kirsty Mitchell
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“The White Queen ruling over the forest of Wonderland and The Fall of Gammelyn, a decaying forest king.”
Kirsty Mitchell
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Labyrinth (1986)
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c. 1915
Can you imagine seeing a woman suddenly appear in the doorway wearing this gown? Floating like a fae clothed in her gossamer dragonfly wing gown? Pearls and sequins like dew drops littering a flower petal bodice.
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Actors in the Castle Kitchen
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At the Glastonbury Tor. The Sidhe made me do it :}
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Ill met by moonlight proud Titania
This gown seems suitable for a fairy queen.
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The costumes are ridiculously bad* (Guinevere’s one shoulder stretchy lavender dress from episode 2, need I say more?) but I swear Eva Green is the absolute best Morgan le Fay I’ve ever seen.
All hail Camelot!
*The costumes are so bad because it’s Joan Bergin from The Tudors designed them.
