Women in history aesthetic

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The history of women wearing suits is fascinating. And for many women today, they've opened the doors to a whole new kind of power dressing.

James Sant - A Girl in Classical Dress Arranging a Garland of Flowers, 1874

Personal effects of a "mad genius" by Craig Conley

Lisa Fonssagrives on the Eiffel Tower. Photo by Erwin Blumenfeld, Paris 1939.

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As a photographer I have always focused on making things visible that are often unseen. For me street photography is about exploring a new environment, being present without an agenda, and seeing and capturing a fleeting moment in a photograph that constructs it’s own new reality. In these photographs I was particularly drawn to the combination of people and signs that combined to create new meaning.

Whether they are already household names or a hidden figure deserving of more recognition (and an uplifting biopic), the following ladies changed the world with their enormous contributions to science, politics, technology, art, sports, entertainment, and the military and thus ensured that the future could be female.

A stash of exquisite Roman jewellery is going on display for the first time after it was discovered two years ago buried under a department store in