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The chic, direct-to-consumer brand AYR is already known for its super-soft stretch jeans. But when design director Jac Cameron discovered a brand-new Lycra-infused denim weave that has 80 percent stretch recovery (most stretch denim has 30 percent stretch)—so your skinnies don't get unflatteringly baggy—she was bent on showing the world just what that unheard of level of elastic can do. And so, AYR partnered with modelFIT, New York's go-to gym for models such as Karlie Kloss and Irina Shayk and those seeking ballet-dancer bods, to test out the Tech Flex jeans—and the results are pretty incredible. Ballerina Suzanne Diaz took spin in the jeans—and it must be said, these babies are pretty much bulletproof. "I love seeing advancements in denim fabrics," said Cameron. "So when I saw this incredible ISKO fabric in Barcelona, I ordered 15 yards right there. It's the most comfortable fabric I've ever had on my body." Ballerina Suzanne Diaz dances in AYR's Flex Tech jeans, $225 at AYR.com. The jeans themselves are zip-up, without traditional five-pocket details, you'll have total smoothness under fine knits and blouses. They come at an ankle length and have cute little zippers at the hems. Plus, they're machine washable like your
SOU ASSIM Eu sou assim Completamente Apaixonada por ti Não sou dona dos meus desejos Quando estou contigo Fico a olhar-te e a desejar-te Gosto de sentir-te Sinto as lentas, das tuas mãos Que deslizam sobre a minha pele nua Estremeço Sussurro-te Ama-me Meu amor faz-me tua Como num conto de fadas Em que tu és o meu cavaleiro e eu a tua amada. Isabel Morais Ribeiro Fonseca
Marie Taglioni dancing the title role in La Sylphide (1832). On March 12, 1832, the first version of La Sylphide premiered at the Salle Le Peletier of the Paris Opéra with choreography by Filippo...
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Guan Zeju é um artista chinês veterano, nascido em 1941 na China, onde começou seus estudos para se tornar um pintor. Atualmente ele mora nos Estados Unidos, para onde emigrou. Guan Zeju cria pinturas usando um estilo foto-realista, algumas vezes até mesmo hiper-realista. Seu tema preferido são as mulheres, chinesas, que ele pinta tanto em trajes asiáticos, quanto em roupas comuns. Entretanto, o artista parece ter uma queda por bailarinas, retratando em várias de suas pinturas bailarinas asiáticas em seus trajes típicos com vestidos e tutus. As pinturas de Guan Zeju nos apresentam belas mulheres em toda a sua gama, desde as mais recatadas e sérias, até as mais alegres e sensuais. O destaque das pinturas do artista são realmente suas obras que mostram bailarinas. Nestas pinturas, muitas exibindo um viés hiper-realista, o artista explora de maneira sublime a luz e as sombras pelo corpo das bailarinas, que são retratadas de maneira absolutamente linda. Vejam as belas mulheres e bailarinas asiáticas nas pinturas foto-realistas de Guan Zeju: Vejam também: - As hiper-realistas pinturas de bailarinas e seus tutus por Rob Hefferan Imagens via Kai Fine Art.
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This unique Middle Eastern art takes a lot of practice, determination and committment. My fellow dancers should recognize a few of these things...
Bailarina brasileira pintava peças com base para combinar com o tom de sua pele
Quem assistiu o “Fale com Ela” deve se lembrar dessa cena: essa bailarina, é a Pina, conhecida principalmente por contar histórias enquanto dança, baseadas nas experiências de vida dos …
Shamanism A complex pattern of diverse rites and beliefs, shamanism is a tribal religion in societies without a literary tradition. Healing is one function of the shaman and the most important along with prophecy. The shaman uses mystical powers to journey to other worlds or realities and communicate with spirits in order to bring about a balance between the physical and spiritual worlds. Shamanism is the oldest form of human healing. It is a type of religious medicine that originated over 25,000 years ago in the Paleolithic hunting cultures of Siberia and Central Asia. The English word shaman is derived from the Siberian Tungus word “saman,” which is defined as a technique of ecstasy. The shaman is considered a great master of trance and ecstasy. He or she is the dominating figure in certain indigenous populations. Most early cultures’ healing practices stem from a shamanic tradition. For instance, when visiting the sick, Egyptian magicians often brought a papyrus roll filled with incantations and amulets in order to drive out demons. The shaman is often the religious leader or priest of the tribe. He is believed to have magical powers that can heal the sick. The shaman is called upon to mediate between the people of the community and the spirit world to cure disease, exorcize evil spirits, and to promote success in hunting and food production and to keep the tribal community in balance. Traditional shamanic rituals included singing, dancing, chanting, drumming, storytelling, and healing. The shaman is a specialist in human souls. He is able to see them and know their form and destiny. The shaman controls the spirits. Rather than being possessed by them, he communicates with the dead, demons, and nature spirits. Native American shamanism The shaman’s work is based on the belief that the soul can forsake the body even while a person is alive and can stray into other cosmic realms where it falls prey to demons and sorcerers. The shaman diagnoses the problem, then goes in search of the wandering soul and makes it return to the body. Shamanism is still practiced all over the world, although each culture’s shamanic tradition has evolved in different ways. Native American medicine men perform soul flights and vision quests to heal. North American Inuit shamans undertake undersea spirit journeys to ensure a plentiful supply of game. Tibetan shamans use a drum to help them in spirit flight and soul retrieval. Central and South American shamans often use hallucinogenic plants to invoke their shamanic journeys. Australian aborigine shamans believe that crystals can be inserted into the body for power. Some cultures have female as well as male shamans. Benefits Shamanism is based on the belief that the condition of the soul must be addressed in order for healing to occur. Relief of pain, anxiety, and stress, as well as spiritual and emotional healing, are common benefits of a shamanic healing. Description Shamans believe that there are realities that exist beyond the dimension that we experience on Earth. They believe that all creation is alive—rocks, plants, animals, trees, fish—and work regularly with these forces of nature. The role of the shaman is to mediate between different realities to treat disease and create harmony between the physical and spiritual dimensions. Shamanism is a combination of “magic” and medicine. A shaman is a warrior who uses his power to combat disease, demons, and practitioners of black magic. Drumming opens portals to the spirit world, draws spirit in, and opens you up to receive it They also perform rights to assure success in hunting and fishing, to protect the tribe’s lands, and increase and develop the family. Although shamans have traditionally been male, there are many female shamans in contemporary Asia and Africa. Shamans can see and exorcize spirits, perceive when a person’s soul has fled from the body, and return souls to their rightful owners. They specialize in soul healing, heal physical worlds, or other regions of the world. The shaman is protected during his travels by spirit helpers and such animal guides as bears, wolves, stags, hares, and birds. According to Central and North American shamanism, disease is caused when the soul strays or is stolen from the body. To restore health a shaman goes in search of the spirit, captures it, and persuades it to return. Shamanic journey Illness may also be caused when the body becomes possessed by evil spirits, or by a magical object such as a pebble or insect that has been telepathically implanted in the body by sorcerers of black magic. The shaman removes the item by sucking it out of the patient’s body. Shamans often wear ritual costumes such as feathers, masks, or animal skins. They may also use ritual objects, charms, and herbs.
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Comment la photographie de mode a-t-elle évolué depuis le XIXème siècle ? Quels sont les photographes et les muses qui ont marqué son histoire ?
December 2017 Authors: Hermann and Marianne Aubel Publisher: Karl Robert Langewiesche Vlg. Königstein, 1928. 112 pages, numerous illustrations. Pictures of Isadora Duncan, Nijinski, Anna Pavlova, A…
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By Marina Rybak I was only waiting for the right moment to highlight one of my inspirational influences – Edward Steichen (1879–1973), a 20th century artist, renowned for his groundbreaking photography. His iconic Chantilly lace-veiled portrait of Gloria Swanson is one of my favorites. As an award-winning horticulturist with an experience in combat aerial photography…
Seoul International Dance Competition, 10th Anniversary Gala, held at the Seoul Arts Center on 24 August 2013. Photographed Sunkyung Jang. © Sunkyung Jang
