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The Papas’ Clothing The rising start of the Papas began in 700 B.C.E in the land of Papaland. The Papas were mostly known for trading their natural resources with other cultures and had become very wealthy, they are also known for conquering the Fries, creating weaponry used for war, created the Cloaca Maxima (also known as a sewer pipe that drains the swamp), had created the Arch, and had metal workers that founded iron. Papas’ clothing was a great influence towards…

personally. A personal example of when my integrity was questioned occurred a few years ago while I was shopping at Forever 21. I was looking for some jewelry to wear to a family birthday party when I noticed a woman adjacent to me shove a pair of earrings in her purse. This was the first time I had ever witnessed someone stealing from a store. I stood there for what seemed like hours contemplating what I should do. I was only 15 at the time and felt if I said something directly to the woman…

dress with a black and brown top that is paired with a white blouse. The woman in the painting is wearing a beautiful pearl necklace that has rose-colored accent beads, which match her rose-colored beaded ribbon in her hair. She has gold droplet earrings that hang low upon her ears with a matching gold headband. Her hair is a dark brown color and is loosely tied up with the ribbon and pushed back with the headband. This painting is secular and denotes an attitude of romanticism rather than…

giving her a single clue. He rang the doorbell and she got completely flabbergasted seeing him at the door steps. She jumped out of joy, pulled him straight, hugged him tight and kissed him right. He noticed her wearing his gifts, the pendant and the earrings, not only that, he also noticed the tears of joy run down her cheeks. He whispered to her, "Why are you wearing this now?", She replied, "I missed you a lot, I feel like you being with me when I wear them, that's why" and smiled at him.…

The burial holds more evidence that argues against a fire. The pharaohs body was covered in jewelry. Necklaces, fingers rings, bracelets, earrings, you name it. None have appeared to have suffered fire damage. There were also delicate garlands around his tomb that were not shriveled by the fire. Of course the media has also done its metaling. The line "King Tut crashed and burned" is the line…

will take place that features prizes from the upcoming Shining Sea Summer collection. Some of these items include the 10 karat seahorse necklace valued at $13,000, a 5 karat tennis bracelet valued at $7,000, and a pair of two karat Sapphire waves earrings valued at $800. Tickets start at $5,000 and include dinner and the live auction. Last year’s…

Pendants, earrings, necklaces and beads remain popular and combine unique, traditional designs with new techniques. These crafts are continuing to carry on centuries of tradition. Over the last few years, there has been a growing number of collectors that see the value…

Popularized by Coco Chanel, who introduced costume jewelry that was “big and bold with long strings of glass beads, dangling earrings, and many plastic bracelets stacked up on arms” , became a perfect addition to a daring “flapper girl” look. As far as the shoe trends of the 1920’s are concerned, there was a sole one: high-heeled shoes. High-heeled shoes, “had one or two-inch…

As Cher Horowitz would say, “You see how picky I am about my shoes, and those only go on my feet.” If Clueless took place in 2017 NYC, then this outfit would have been Cher’s iconic, yellow, plaid skirt-suit ensemble. This look has transcended along the ages. Plaid never goes out of style, and neither does our lookbook! Christine of Louis Reign has shared with us that, “My style is edgy with a twist. I love neutral colors and mixing vintage pieces with luxury pieces.” Her outfit screams just…

Body Art: From the Stone Age to the Electronic Age Body art is one of humanity’s oldest ways to express themselves, but throughout history individuals with body art have experienced persecution and ridicule. Tattooing went from being a way to signal out criminals and prostitutes, to being a brand new canvas for artists. Piercings in some ancient cultures showed class levels and riches, while today it means hippie or to the media, a slut. Times change, views change, people and cultures change…