How fucking stupid. How they kept a straight face walking down I'll never know.
WTF kinda fashion show is this?! (1 Viewer)
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I hate wearing scubs everyday. I wanna play dress up with you
Damn, 80's shoulder pads coming back with Vengeance....
Tbh I feel the highwaisted wide leg denim pants have been back a while, I wear those all the time.
They go really well with a tucked in tight fitting tank top, crop tops, or tube tops. They look good with boots, regular sneakers, or even open toe shoes as well imo.Do you like older gunne sax style dresses too?
Lovdatchiggin
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The designer was a huge Munsters fan.
I wish I could wear scrubs more often. Wearing a shirt/tie everyday gets old
We always want what we can't have
Mr. Garfield
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It's an example of what happens when a designer who may be on serious drugs, is completely out of ideas for a new clothing line.
I had to look that up, Its very pretty but too Prarie for me , would make a great festival look tho with big biker bootsTbh I feel the highwaisted wide leg denim pants have been back a while, I wear those all the time.
Do you like older gunne sax style dresses too?
Totentanz
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Tbh I feel the highwaisted wide leg denim pants have been back a while, I wear those all the time.
Do you like older gunne sax style dresses too?
Omg. I have a large collection of Chessa Davis long maxi skirts I've collected for over 20 years.
Used to be able to find them super cheap, my cousin and I both wore the fuck out of them.
I would pass ones I knew she would like over and she wore them literally to pieces.
Elastic waist, Roomy Patchwork skirts, many with huge double pockets in the front and back. They had Light Summer fabrics and Heavy winter fabrics.
They are more practical than Gunne Sax, but I've had a few of their dresses over the years as well.
My mother got married in a Gunne Sax. Solid Cream with lace elbows and long bell sleeves. Very romantic.
And yes the wide leg have been on the coasts for a while, but it usually takes several years for fashion to reach our Podunk area
Yea that Cottegecore revival look was brought back big during Pandemic.
And I must say that your blue dress is a dream!
The fabric is in wonderful condition and looks sturdy, the delicate beading and neckline are such a beautiful combo and the fullness of the skirt is a standout. I really love how the different strips of fabric are sewn together for the waist and bodice as this gives an extra slimming effect. Its how properly done blazers and fitted busts are made. Modern off the rack does not usually do this due to the extra time and trouble it takes to piece the top together with strips that lead down to the full skirt.
How is the stitching? Any unevenness in stitch frequency can point to hand done work.
Do you think this Was this a custom piece? Many 50s and 60s items still were
... A Damn good find!
I resell vintage and antique kimono (and my favourites are furisode kimono which feature long "swinging" sleeves) and am always going over items to see if they are silk, combined weave or polyester. Is it hand-dyed and what technique was used, shibori tie dye or an expert getting gradient shades just right on the silk?
I learn as much Japanese symbolism as possible so I can "read" each robe. Some are protecting symbols, others celebratory, others seasonal. Every flower and object MEANS something.
Most are all handstitched, from lining to shell to embroidery work. I go over all of these details before I sell them at the local Anime Store.
So I am always paying attention to small details and construction of garments.
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Saltedblood
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Designers, A lot of drugs and then you get this
Jon N.
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WTF looks like Frankenstein shoulders.
Da dk is this...
I'm actually VERY scared..😶😶😶
