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A LITTLE TEASE

Irina

Ingredients of Opulence

Feathers-silk-beads-pearls and silk velvet are a few of the ingredients to make divine opulence- http://www.vogue.it/en/magazine/fashion-stories/2012/04/thinking-of-a-glamourous-time-by-ellen-von-unwerth

Dali / Pandora is dressed in wearable art pioneer Kaisik Wong’s fashion

Salvador Dali with Steven Arnold’s muse Pandora the night Dali screened and celebrated Mr. Arnold’s surrealistic feature-length film Luminous Procuress in what Steven referred to as “the Louis XIV room” at the St. Regis hotel. New York City’s elite attended the screening, and the film received rave reviews from Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, and others. Pandora is dressed in wearable art pioneer Kaisik Wong’s fashion.

JET OUT RHINESTONES IN

JET OUT RHINESTONES IN

EDIE @ Paraphernalia

Dress made at Paraphernalia

Steven Arnold / Kaisik Wong

Guitar God

Rampling Vibes

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Our Neighborhood

Janis Decore'

Colette

Frida Vibes

The Castiglione's

Vengeance (1863-1867) When her husband, Count de Castiglione, threatened to take their son out of her care, the Countess sent him this hand-coloured photograph, which shows her in a dark-coloured velvet robe, her hair dishevelled and cascading around her face and neck, grasping a dagger in her right hand. Matching the murderous look on her face, the portrait is entitled “Vengeance” and dedicated “Au comte de Castiglione/Reine d’Etrurie” (to the Count de Castiglione/ the Queen of Etruria). The Count did not proceed with his plan. —

Happy Birthday John Waters

Susan Tyrell one of my make up clients from long ago introduced me to John Waters and it was quite an evening! Happy Birthday John!

Boudoir Queen Headbands DAZED

I want my Baba

Zandra

Divine Decadence

My Spring want list

My old Hang Out / Steven Arnold stevenarnold.org

A couple of comments before reading the article- I think the photo of the outside of the building was photographed later before it was torn down. I don't remember it be quite that disheveled. The entrance seemed small and when you got inside it was sprawling and decadent. A feast for the eyes with lots and lots of interesting people hanging about. I sat many an evening with Steven on those sofas in the first photo. What great times we had. You may remember from the photos I've posted of me some of the sculptures as they are in my images as well.