How to plan a Roaring '20s-themed wedding
Globalnews.ca-Apr. 1, 2014
Source dresses on Ebay, where silk, pearl and lace-trimmed originals ... markets for inexpensive brooches and necklaces to trim napkins and cutlery. ... started, enlist a few friends to show off some simple 1920s moves like the ...
Where East and West Meet at Cartier
New York Times-Mar. 18, 2015
... influences can be seen in the use of lacquerware inlaid with mother-of-pearl. ... A. The exhibition will show several mystery clocks from the 1920s that ... including the Barbara Hutton jadeite necklace that Cartier bought back ...
The Fashionable Return of Fine Jewellery
The Business of Fashion-Jan. 27, 2014
“I didn't want to wear jewellery that I felt bourgeois with — like pearls — I ... artistic director of the firm started by her great grandfather in the 1920s. ... for example, or a fish-shaped pendant set with sapphire and brown and ...
Steven Mnuchin's Fiancée Accidentally Makes a Case for Higher Taxes
Vanity Fair-Jun. 23, 2017
Some diamond earrings: “These date back to the 1920s. ... A diamond necklace: “The stones are brilliant cut which makes them sparkle at night. ... a pair of pearldrop earrings, a diamond brooch of two parrots kissing a pearl, ...
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This period was interesting the attention of theater critics to theatres other
theater systems (Arabic, Turkish, Japanese, etc.). Very thorough
the study of Italian Commedia Dell'arte was performed
K. Miklaszewski, is interesting because this theatre system
no text of the play in the conventional sense, and the action lasts and
develops on well-painted masks. K. Miklashevskiiconvincing
formulates another feature of this type of theatre: "Erotic
Italian theater has two characteristics that, in my opinion,
are the health and purity of impropriety is called its
in short, and rarely hides under the guise of ambiguity and indecent action
prevails over improper word. In this it differs sharply from the erotic
French have long been distinguished mental depravity, weighed to
ambiguity and attend savoring unusual thoughts"
(K. Miklashevskii La Commedia Dell'arte or Theater of Italian
comedians XVI, XVII and XVIII centuries
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