solf:

(via creepychick)

merricat:

quitecheeky:(via lovegifs)

teagan:

From Wikipedia.org: “In July 1918, at the country club where she often danced, Zelda Sayre met the man with whom she would forever be identified. She performed “Dance of the Hours” for the crowd—including a 21-year-old first lieutenant, F. Scott Fitzgerald, who had arrived at an army post near Montgomery the month before. He was enraptured and asked her to dance; Zelda too was captivated, saying later: “There seemed to be some heavenly support beneath his shoulder blades that lifted his feet from the ground in ecstatic suspension, as if he secretly enjoyed the ability to fly but was walking as a compromise to convention”.”

freckledivories:

thecellardoor:

tinycastles:(via crowcrow et nicolazaro)

so excited!

crashinglybeautiful:

nevver:

Tippi

my-ear-trumpet:

psychobillyinsanity:

That’ll Be The Day - Buddy Holly & The Crickets

merricat:

(via bunnymitford)

(via littl3misstrange)

beatnik-yoga:

Jean-Paul Godard on set of Le Mepris with Bridgette Bardot & Michel Piccoli

oiseaujaune:

“grow out your hair. don’t worry about it. ya know what i mean?”