Erato muse

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Erato - the “Lovely” is the muse of Love Poetry and Mimicry, and is seen with a lyre and sometimes wears a crown of roses. Art by Katlyn

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Raise your hand if you watch the annual Oscar awards primarily for the fashion show, not for the movie prizes. If so, you are not alone. Each year the Oscars provide an excuse for an outdoor runway show featuring the world’s favorite actors doing the modeling. (Female actors, of course; male fashion at the Oscars is predictable and a little boring and no one talks about it.) So, to mark this year’s Oscars we feature Top Ten moments in women’s fashion history. 1. Empire Waist

Of tragedy, or comedy? Perhaps poetry or epic story or erotic poetry.

“Young Woman with a Wreath of Flowers in her Hair Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer, 1865-1953”

Muse of lyric poetry and mimicry