These iconic pieces, steeped in history and tradition, have long served as the ultimate symbol of elegance and refinement
I love the petal-like effects she put in the makeup, and the fact that Tasias hair was perfectly done for the couture headpiece
Its charm lies in its clean lines and simple silhouette, offering a chic and understated option for the discerning bride
A headdress in the traditional style for married women (front and back views), Early 20th century Photograph by Ruben Bldel from the book Mongol Jewelry, by Martha Boyer Rhodos International Science and Art Publishers | www.rhodos.com This headdress was collected by Henning Haslund-Christensen in Chakhar, Inner Mongolia, in 1938, and belongs to the National Museum of Denmark
Gold- Seeing her past self and alternate versions of what Vin could have been unnerved her to the point that she never wanted to attempt it again