This majestic, Renaissance-era artwork was painted on a ceiling of the Palazzo Barberini by Pietro Da Cortona and consequently called the “Allegory of Divine Providence and Barberini Power”. The Barberinis were indeed a powerful family – headed by Maffeo Barberini, who became Pope Urban VIII in the mid-1600s – and the painting showcases the golden bees that formed their coat of arms, as well as cherubs, flying maidens and the symbolic representation of divine providence. (Fun fact: Urban VIII’s papal election was widely rumoured to have been rigged, and there is speculation that he then commissioned this painting to convince the public that he was chosen for the position by God, and not by shadier means.)
Sheer, printed leggings? Your outfit possibilities just doubled. Maybe even TRIPLED. Wear ‘em hosiery-style on your bare legs, rock ‘em with some booty shorts for a festival-ready look or double up over black or coloured leggings to make the print shine. These ones are high-waisted and feature a cool little back seam.
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Composition: 88% Polyester, 12% Elastane
Washing: Cold machine wash
Made in Australia
Model’s usual dress size: 8 Aus / BlackMilk XS
Height: 5' 9”
This is a limited product - once it's gone, it's gone, so get in quick!
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