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One moment it's dressed up, the next it's effortlessly casual cool - that's the magic of the satin slip skirt. Samsøe Samsøe’s Agneta, with its lustrous subtle sheen fabric and bias cut leading to a soft flared hem, is set to be your wardrobe's most worn item. Adorned with a decorative trim at the waist, it's the perfect partner for any outfit - it simply can't let you down. 100% Recycled Polyester, Subtle Sheen Fabric, Bias Cut, Slim Fit, Soft Flared Hem, Decorative Waist Trim, Machine Wash 30°C. Samsøe Samsøe Women's Agneta Midi Skirt in Excalibur, Size Large

One moment it's dressed up, the next it's effortlessly casual cool - that's the magic of the satin slip skirt. Samsøe Samsøe’s Agneta, with its lustrous subtle sheen fabric and bias cut leading to a soft flared hem, is set to be your wardrobe's most worn item. Adorned with a decorative trim at the waist, it's the perfect partner for any outfit - it simply can't let you down. 100% Recycled Polyester, Subtle Sheen Fabric, Bias Cut, Slim Fit, Soft Flared Hem, Decorative Waist Trim, Machine Wash 30°C. Samsøe Samsøe Women's Agneta Midi Skirt in Excalibur, Size Small

Elevate your wardrobe with the Agneta 14907 trousers from Samsøe Samsøe. These Solitary St wide trousers feature a regular fit and waist, front pleats, belt loops, front slash pockets, and a back welt pocket. Crafted from a luxurious blend of Lenzing™ Ecovero™ Viscose, Polyamide, and Polyester with a 100% Cotton pocket lining, these trousers are both stylish and comfortable.

Elevate your wardrobe with the Agneta 14907 trousers from Samsøe Samsøe. These Solitary St wide trousers feature a regular fit and waist, front pleats, belt loops, front slash pockets, and a back welt pocket. Crafted from a luxurious blend of Lenzing™ Ecovero™ Viscose, Polyamide, and Polyester with a 100% Cotton pocket lining, these trousers are both stylish and comfortable.

Patricia Maxi Dress is made of lightweight rayon with a shirred bodice, then falls to a flowy A-line skirt. Blending a mix of paisley motifs, this strapless design gets more interesting with every glance. True to size, take your normal size Designed to be fitted at bodice with a relaxed skirt Mid-weight rayon fabrication No stretch Strapless Shirred elasticized bodice Gathered flared skirt Tassel details Print exclusive to Morrato Bali The model wears size XS/S Model height 174 cm/5'9", bust 84cm/33in, waist 62cm/24. 4in, hips 90cm/35. 4in 100% Rayon Wash colors separately Do not bleach Do not tumble dry Warm iron if needed

Bureau B present a reissue of Heldon's fourth album Agneta Nilsson, originally released on Urus Records in 1976. Agneta Nilsson opens with a mind-paralyzing track that proves stillness can have a pulse. "Perspective I" spends ten minutes poring through tectonic layers of heavy sound, piling everything so thick that the song becomes like quicksand for your brain. It's one of the most daunting works in the Heldon catalog, made all the more impressive by how simple it is. It's just sounds put toget

Featuring long puffy sleeves and tassel details on the neckties, this crop top showcases a blend of paisley and floral motifs. Pair with Marina Shorts for a complete look. True size, take your normal size Cut for a loose fit Round neckline Tassel details on the neckties Puffy long sleeves Two covered-fabric button openings Print exclusive to Morrato Bali The model wears size XS Model height 174 cm/5'9", bust 84cm/33in, waist 62cm/24. 4in, hips 90cm/35. 4in 100% Rayon Wash colors separately Do not bleach Do not tumble dry

Featuring long puffy sleeves and tassel details on the neckties, this crop top showcases a blend of paisley and floral motifs. Pair with Marina Shorts for a complete look. True size, take your normal size Cut for a loose fit Round neckline Tassel details on the neckties Puffy long sleeves Two covered-fabric button openings Print exclusive to Morrato Bali The model wears size XS Model height 174 cm/5'9", bust 84cm/33in, waist 62cm/24. 4in, hips 90cm/35. 4in 100% Rayon Wash colors separately Do not bleach Do not tumble dry

Introducing the Samsøe Samsøe Agneta 12956 Skirt in Blue. This midi-length skirt features a fitted bias cut and a slightly flared hem for a flattering silhouette. The decorative waistband adds a touch of elegance to the design. Made from a slightly shiny polyester-blend fabric, this skirt is perfect for adding a stylish twist to your wardrobe.

Introducing the Samsøe Samsøe Agneta 12956 Skirt in Blue. This midi-length skirt features a fitted bias cut and a slightly flared hem for a flattering silhouette. The decorative waistband adds a touch of elegance to the design. Made from a slightly shiny polyester-blend fabric, this skirt is perfect for adding a stylish twist to your wardrobe.

Introducing the Samsøe Samsøe Agneta 12956 Skirt in Blue. This midi-length skirt features a fitted bias cut and a slightly flared hem for a flattering silhouette. The decorative waistband adds a touch of elegance to the design. Made from a slightly shiny polyester-blend fabric, this skirt is perfect for adding a stylish twist to your wardrobe.

Elevate your wardrobe with the Samsøe Samsøe Agneta 12956 Violet Midi Skirt. This bias-cut skirt features a fitted silhouette with a slightly flared hem and a decorative trim at the waist. Crafted from a lightly shiny polyester-blend fabric, this skirt is perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your look.

In this historical narrative, Swedish novelist Agneta Pleijel follows the lives of two ancestors, a sister and brother, each of whom played a role in the cultural life of Stockholm in the 19th century. Using old letters, records, and stories passed down through her family, Pleijel imagines the lives of her great-grandfather, Albert Berg (1832–1916), and his younger sister, Helena Berg Petre (1834–1880), who were born into a prominent musical family. Albert was born deaf, dashing his father’s hopes of a musical career for him. He was sent to Stockholm’s Manilla School for the Deaf, where he learned sign language. He later studied art and became a painter of seascapes. His interest in improving the lives of deaf people led him to become an advocate for the Deaf community and to cofound the Stockholm Deaf Association.        Helena showed early musical talent and, trained by her father, was a gifted singer. She lived in Paris for a time and enjoyed popular success. She fell in love with a musician but was plunged into despair when he died from cholera. Her father persuaded her to give up singing and marry a cold industrialist, who was one of the wealthiest men in Sweden, in order to provide financial support for the family. Helena struggled in the loveless marriage and battled depression throughout her life.        Despite their disparate lives, Albert and Helena faced similar struggles with communication, autonomy, and self-determination. Albert’s story traces the development of his own sense of identity as well as the development of Swedish Deaf culture, while Helena’s life reflects the silencing and oppression endured by women. In Sister and Brother, Pleijel’s literary treatment of their lives sheds light on the cultural and social norms that shaped the experiences of deaf people and women in the 19th century.

Practicing Western astrologer Agneta Borstein uses an East-West astrological approach to the lunar nodes, their role in synastry, and their importance in the process of the evolving soul. In addition, her familiarity with the Vedic system and its mythology brings a unique perspective to her interpretation of the nodes.This is a revised and expanded edition of The Moon's Nodes. A Churning Process of the Soul first published in 2004 expands on the nodes in synastry and their roles in our relationships. It presents the Hindu myths related to the nodes with an emphasis on the goddesses as consorts to the male deities and how their stories connect to the Lunar nodes. Borstein presents the fundamental facts about the Moon's Nodes and includes a discussion of the True and Mean Node and information on the nodal cycle in transit, natal signs and houses of the nodes and their meaning, especially in how to move from the wounded soul, represented by the South Node, to higher consciousness, represented by the North Node.Includes a fascinating synastry study of Angelina, our modern day goddess, and her consort Brad Pitt with an interpretation of the ties that knot them together.

Azemia is a satirical attack on what William Beckford perceived as characteristically feminine novel-writing. First published in 1797, under the pseudonym Jacquetta Agneta Mariana Jenks, it joined its companion volume Modern Novel Writing, or, The Elegant Enthusiast (1796) in ridiculing the sentimental and sensational novels of the day, and especially the productions of William Lane's Minerva Press. However, it is also a biting political satire, attacking the Tory party and its leader, William Pitt the Younger, for the war with France, repressive legislation, and neglect of the poor. This is the first-ever scholarly edition of the novel and includes a new introduction by Robert J. Gemmett, as well as thorough annotations, a bibliography, and contemporary illustrations. William Beckford (1760-1844) was a novelist, travel writer, art critic, and collector. One of the most controversial figures of his time, as well reputedly the richest man in England, he is probably best remembered as the author of the Gothic novel Vathek (1786) and the creator of Fonthill Abbey. Robert J. Gemmett, Professor of English at the State University of New York, Brockport, is an acknowledged expert on William Beckford and is the author of numerous books and articles on his life and works. He is also editor of the first scholarly edition of Modern Novel Writing, published in 2008.

Azemia is a satirical attack on what William Beckford perceived as characteristically feminine novel-writing. First published in 1797, under the pseudonym Jacquetta Agneta Mariana Jenks, it joined its companion volume Modern Novel Writing, or, The Elegant Enthusiast (1796) in ridiculing the sentimental and sensational novels of the day, and especially the productions of William Lane's Minerva Press. However, it is also a biting political satire, attacking the Tory party and its leader, William Pitt the Younger, for the war with France, repressive legislation, and neglect of the poor. This is the first-ever scholarly edition of the novel and includes a new introduction by Robert J. Gemmett, as well as thorough annotations, a bibliography, and contemporary illustrations. William Beckford (1760-1844) was a novelist, travel writer, art critic, and collector. One of the most controversial figures of his time, as well reputedly the richest man in England, he is probably best remembered as the author of the Gothic novel Vathek (1786) and the creator of Fonthill Abbey. Robert J. Gemmett, Professor of English at the State University of New York, Brockport, is an acknowledged expert on William Beckford and is the author of numerous books and articles on his life and works. He is also editor of the first scholarly edition of Modern Novel Writing, published in 2008.