Especial Edições: Pride Month [06/06]
Eu já tinha apontado há algum tempo que a Yuki é Demi, mas resolvi fazer essa ediçãozinha delas com a Trinity também!!
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anyways happy pride to all my high risk queers out there, to all my disabled queers for whom events aren't accessible to, to my immunocompromised folks who can't risk attending events where people aren't masked or taking covid precautions! happy pride to my fellow cripqueers that want to be out there fighting and celebrating with their friends and family and can't because it's not safe for them to do so– you're not alone and you deserve to celebrate too. we all do.
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it’s honestly really embarrassing seeing so many people suddenly go quiet after campaigning to hell and back for every other social justice cause under the sun lol. especially the black, brown, and lgbt community. i see who isn’t saying anything despite being vocal about everything else, and i have no words for y’all besides grow up and grow a pair
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Bailey Kay Live at DSV Pride Park
She came. She slayed. She conquered. On Saturday, Bailey Kay - the Icon, the Legend and Our Queen - headlined DSV Pride and snatched every wig, edge, and hair follicle. Anyone who suggested she literally sit this one out due to her ankle injury, was forced to “Bow Dooown” as she opened the show atop her Butterfly throne. And if there were still haters left by the end of the vibrant and dazzling experience, Bailey Kay told them to “Get the fuck up out My House” during the finale. The ensemble, the setlist, the dance numbers, the vocals - everything. The perfect ending to a day and celebration filled with love and pride.
- Alex Greene, Rolling Stone
Partial Set List: Bow Down, I Been On, Drunk in Love (Dubai Version!!), Cozy, Energy, Break My Soul, Commander, My House
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thank you to all creators who made this “performance” possible. extra special shout out, love and thank you to @ardeney-sims for creating the incredible masterpiece of a diamond encrusted butterfly throne that BK was looking for and @soulsimmin for the elite finale poses and overall cheerleading, chair twerking, gritando-ing, and middle front girl shimmying needed to bring my vision/inspiration to life. the BK team of simmer friends is unmatched!
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"Good morning, beautiful."
What if I drew more soft domestic scenes with the ranchers and you couldn't stop me. Anyways taglist under cut <3
@maaagic @unofficialofficialmainblog @carry-on-my-wayward-gays @cryingbrainjuice
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I had a mighty itch to sew something new for this year's Vienna pride parade! I have my amazing rainbow dress of course, but I kinda wanted to add to my rainbow closet. I have a couple more clothing ideas, but due to what fabric I could find last minute I went with a rainbow flag skirt, with the 6 classic colours.
(So, red - orange - yellow - green - blue and purple.) Doing something with the updated flag would be cool aswell, though I see that one more as a top. I don't know why, but that's how it is! Anyway, for this year's new rainbow skirt I went with linen fabric - because linen is amazing and I love it dearly. Linen always makes me happy and I DEFINITELY need more linen clothes for sure!!
The skirt is made up of 12 stripes (/rectangles) of fabric: each 66cm wide and about 70cm long. I used the pre-made edges of the fabric for the hem, because I like the effect that gives the hem (and it also saved me a ton of work with hemming the almost 8m hem circumference the skirt ended up with!!). Each of the 12 stripes of fabric was gathered down to about 16cm at the top, (after sewing together all the sides) and then attached to the purple waistband.
And yes of course the skirt also has pockets!!!
There was a hole in the green fabric, which I immediately had to mend before it gets bigger. I covered it with a fabric patch cut from a scrap of the green fabric (see pic 5 for what I did, I folded the scrap around the paper shape I've drawn, removed the paper and hand stitched it over the hole).
[id]9 pictures in total:
First two show freshly bought fabric in rainbow colours: red - orange- yellow - green - blue - purple arranged in semi-rainbow-shape on a wooden table. The fabric is folded up in different rectangles. Under the fabric are 5 rolls of satin ribbon arranged. The satin ribbon is in the colours of the lesbian pride flag.
Pic 3 shows the washed fabric hanging on a metal drying rack, so it can air dry.
Pic 4 shows the cut to lenght individual pieces of fabric lying next to a purple/violett sewing machine, all ready for action!
Pic 5 is a close up of a paper pattern piece about to be cut out, with a pencil, a cute purple ruler, sewing thread and a brown muffin shaped pin cushion arranged aesthetically.
Pic 6 shows the rectangles already joined into a skirt, with the top edge gathered down, lying on the wooden table next to the sewing machine.
Pic 7 and 8 are close ups from the pride parade: they show a young fat white woman with long brown hair wearing a sunny-yellow summer top with big poofy sleeves and a red sports bra underneath. She's got classes and for accessories magenta coloured felt flower earrings (with yellow flower middles) and a rainbow flower necklace. You can see her friend in the background of the close-up (with her head cut off). It's a thin white woman, wearing a shiny silver-white close fitting cropped bodice and a circle skirt with pink, white and purple srtripes on it. Pic 8 shows the above mentioned two young women hugging and enjoying a moment of peace. There's a rainbow banner ceiling above them.
Finally, Pic 9 shows the young fat white woman with long brown hair standing ontop of a relatively empty pride parade truck, she's smiling and showing off her rainbow flag skirt. A green cloth scarf is tied like a belt around her waist and you can now see that she's wearing dark red velvet shoes with socks in a very similar colour. [/id]
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