FAIRYTALE COSTUMES: it's giving renfaire but why?

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  @gremlita · 3 years ago (edited) · pinned

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  @tattyg5074 · 3 years ago

  Every time Mina said that people wore <b>certain garments</b> because they were fashionable and not of their evilness I just imagined people from that era being like &quot;hehehee (evil laugh) I&apos;m wearing my evil head piece&quot; 😂😂😂😂

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  @kelianburo8910 · 3 years ago

  to me being smart and having a black cat sitting next to you is the definition of power

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  @Zinetha · 3 years ago (edited)

  The Grimms collected old European folk tales and transformed them into educational stories for children. A LOT of the stories had evil mothers, which the Grimms decided to switch to evil step mothers, because they felt evil mothers would have been a bit much and that kids would relate more with evil step moms.

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  @Emily-rv4ue · 3 years ago

  on traditional ideals of women: the women were not expected to work outside the home, but women did bust their asses in the home, and Snow White, Cinderella especially showcase this. and considering that there is a 100% chance that a woman will labor in her home and like a 0% chance that a man will fight a dragon &nbsp;IRL, i &nbsp;think the passive, traditional princesses deserve respect

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  @asdrashuet-doyle961 · 3 years ago

  What we can all agree is that Ella Enchanted is an ICONIC movie

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  @friartuck4195 · 3 years ago

  Me when I&apos;m ready to be called a beautiful dove: 😇<br><br>Me when I get called an evil hag instead: 🧐😈

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  @CoelhoNathalia · 3 years ago

  the dress? beautiful, the jewellery? stunning, the crown + lip combo? absolutely immaculate

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  @Alias_Anybody · 3 years ago

  Classifying &quot;Monty Python and the Holy Grail&quot; as a Fairy Tale movie is honestly hilarious in itself.

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  @whatalsaid · 3 years ago

  Recently watched abitfrank’s video on the original Italian Rapunzel, and honestly, I don’t know WHY that version doesn’t get adapted more often. Rapunzel in the Basile version masterminds her own escape and defeats her OWN villain. I think Grimm’s Rapunzel is still more hauntingly beautiful, but if you’d rather have a smart resourceful Princess, check out Petrosinella by Basile.

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  @Charlotte-gv8to · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baaExAmx3Fg&amp;t=650">10:50</a> My biggest pet peeve in “historical” movies are when men are shown with unlaced doublets like they’re jackets, with their undershirt used as a shirt!<br><br>The modernization of historical men’s fashion in particular is a symptom of toxic masculinity, where men aren’t shown wearing proper historical attire because it’s too ornamental, or bc they’d have to wear heels, tights, or wigs (Gasp!!) This leads to a lack of appreciation of men’s fashion so it conforms to modern societal views of gender and masculinity.

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  @inconspicuous-nobody · 3 years ago

  I&apos;ve been into otome isekai &quot;historical fantasy&quot; webcomics lately and it&apos;s making Disney and Hollywood costuming look like it came out of an encyclopedia 😂

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