Halloween is around the corner and it's time to take the dust from our Nameless Poems.
Post here coords with religious motifs such as crosses, pagan symbols, nun styled, stained glasses etc.
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my fav
>>9217304
How is this religious/nun styled?
Meta nun redux is coming. Are you ready?
>>9217351
w-wait is meta releasing another nun series?!
>>9217351
Where, anon? plz, where is it
>>9217344
a black veil with an all black outfit is a religious mourning thing, no?
>>9217286
What's this print called? I see it everywhere.
>>9218179
Victorian mourning dress had very little to do with religion at all. It was about physical expression of personal grief, and if we are honest about it - fashion too. Crepe is expensive so it shows how rich you are by wearing it.
Not to mention deliberate social control of widows by excluding them from society for on average 2 years after their husbands death....
Source: I study this stuff for my PhD.
>>9218456
Maybe so, but such practices are upheld by even two generations back and largely in religious families. My grandmother followed mourning rituals in her family down to the progression of removing black from the wardrobe. Complained about how when she was younger, her sister even dyed my Nana's underwear black.
She is from England... it seems the practices stuck in religious families. Even my Baptist side of the family practices mourning rituals albeit not as strict.
>>9217307
Revolting.
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>>9218179
Using this logic you'd invite a bunch of coords that don't fit the original theme as mouring and religion are not tied. And looking at that outfit, however beautiful, I was not reminded of traditional mourning attire.
>>9218456
>Not to mention deliberate social control of widows by excluding them from society for on average 2 years after their husbands death.
Nice info! Thanks, anon.
>>9218463
I'm British and I think the connection with religion is still minimal it's just that religious families tended to be more traditional and conservative about clothing.
Mourning wear started to fall out of mainstream fashion because of WWI- so many young widows and almost everyone lost a relative, it was hard to dress the whole country in black (especially with rationing), same again during WWII, but the individual decision to abandon mourning customs varied hugely between families, and social classes - for instance I also know people whose grandparents remember mourning wear, but my grandparents (all born in 1923 or 1924) don't because they could never afford more than a black armband or hat ribbon anyway.
>>9218421
Haenuli St. Vitus. Best stained glass print.
>>9225375
I actually think this is really beautiful... I want to see a lovely pieta print.
>>9225375
Wow, she's stunning!
>>9225375
usually fake tears look tacky, but this looks really nice especially because of the print
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>>9229282
new dream dress, too bad I don't get paid for another 2 weeks and this will probably be sold out by then... Oh well, just gonna have to scour LM for a while
>>9218179
This looks nothing like a mourning dress. Just generic decadent gothic.
>>9217307
Stop posting this potato nosed slut.
>>9231683
wat
>>9232181
How is she so perfect
>>9232181
that waist is goals