In the 16th and 17th centuries, high-society ladies wore an oval mask of black velvet called “Visard” to protect their skin from sunburnpic.twitter.com/4QiANa5E7c
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So if they DID get sunburned, was there just a giant oval of non-sunburn surrounded by red?
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Oh shit—no one tell Gucci, please.
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【ｂｅｃｏｍｅ ｔｈｅ ｖｏｉｄ】
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Good idea, why not choose a non sunlight attracting colour while you´re at it?
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It’s STUNNING from start to finish isn’t it? Wonderful
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From the start, everyone is trying to betray, screw, poison or overthrow someone they shouldn’t. In gorgeous gowns. Thrones ain’t got nothing on it.
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Rich people be crazy, circa 1600
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Imagine spending the money to have a painting of yourself commissioned just to wear a weird mask.
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We need to dig up their bodies and berate them for their use of blackface in an online article. Also, they’re canceled
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Lazy painters.
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