MIDNIGHT MAYBE Pinafore/Jumper Dress by Cálle Modista
This lovely handmade 60s pinafore/Over dress is made from a soft cotton/silk blend velvet in a deep rich midnight blue.
- Low Scoop neckline
- Empire Waist
- Full A Line Mini length
- Zipper to rear
- Unlined
This stunning pinafore is a 1960s wardrobe staple, perfect teamed with a lacy blouse for that mod style, ideal for that spring look book.
NB: blouse not included in sale
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I think the reason people have so much nostalgia for 80s and 90s Barbie--even collectors who were too young to have actually had them--is the material and tailoring of her clothing was better than on modern Barbie.
If there was a giant tub of 80s Barbies and a giant tub of modern Barbies and I randomly grabbed one doll for each then, yeah, I think the odds are that I would find the 80s Barbie more technically impressive.
But looking at Barbie as an entire line, something about her 80s toys feels so . . . elderly. Like an old person's conception of female beauty and fashion, as informed by southern beauty pageants.
It is completely unsurprising to me that Bratz ground Barbie's face into the dirt with their oversize feet when they debuted.
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Classy and Elegant Fashion Inspiration for Women Over 60
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Something that I struggle with that I also keep running into in fic is that Taion... really just has a kind of a flat affect! He just is kinda stone-faced, having far more in common with the various kuuderes and emotionless girls than any particular defrosting ice king tsundere genius character from other media. I’ve joked about how Taion being a bitch is just affect, not personality, but he’s really not even that rude or blunt, it’s more just that strong expressions of emotion don’t seem to come to him naturally so he has to be agitated into them.
Which is generally not a problem, when writing Taion POV, the way he performs his feelings for other people is quite clear cut, but when not writing Taion POV, people around him gotta prod deeper, to understand how he’s feeling. It’s not easy for anyone except maybe Eunie to gauge his emotional state, and the degree to which that bothers the others varies from Mio being largely used to it to Lanz who would find it constantly grating, not getting sufficient feedback on how they’re “doing”, basically. He’s kind of exhausting to deal with for people who are very emotionally oriented.
Also, I don’t think Eunie is the exception just for the soulmate reasons, but also because she’d cue pretty easily in on the “oh, if something is actually wrong, he’ll just tell me, it’s fine then” and focus on listening to his words, not his tone. I think a lot of their bickering is... if not performative, then at least the two of them agreeing, on some level, to die by the bit. It’s a lot more fun in mundane AUs where they don’t have magic soulmate mind-reading abilities and kinda just keep doing the thing in public because otherwise they would have to have the Conversation about whether they like each other or are just doing this in the absence of other options.
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my december + new years resolution is to be more colorful with my clothing choices + become less scared of patterns ......... ordering that yellow suitcase for christmas shifted sth in me i think. i need to have funky outfits again
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𝐏𝐚𝐮𝐥 𝐉𝐚𝐜𝐞𝐤, an actor, comedian and screenwriter from Los Angeles, talks about his experience with trans, transvestite and drag.
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i just find it narratively juicy that i happen to be the child of an agnostic bisexual crossdresser and a female priest. really i'd just be betraying my roots if i weren't a full blown pervert
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