Well, we've come to the end, folks. This shall be the last Borgias-related post ever (unless these people succeed, which would be great). Sigh. I shall miss it. I loved...
Unlike the lucky ladies, the men of The Borgias tend to have a fairly set uniform, and you only really sit up and take notice when they change out of...
One of the things I loved about The Borgias is that the women weren't relegated to a second-class status on the show. They weren't mindless sex objects, helpless creatures, or...
The story of Lucrezia Borgia, from innocent child to passionate woman to full-fledged member of the clan, told through clothes
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