it would be fun to go with a couple of friends and try them all on
(OMG, my girly side just surfaced!!)
(OMG, my girly side just surfaced!!)
Ladies....would you wear this?
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Ima hat girl.. Not anything fancy like these, unless I was miraculously invited to a royal wedding.. I like baseball hats and beanies. There are some other hats I "think" I get away with. But to the dancer, "you could so rock those hats in a routine"!
I wouldn't mind (as much) banana shoes that looked like fresh banana's...but those look a little bruised and overripe.
You ladies will love Go Fug Yourself: Because Fugly Is The New Pretty where they comment on celebrities' clothing -- especially the ugly stuff.
I live in leggings and over-sized t-shirts but I think the ugliest thing is
If someone's cleaning lady showed up wearing something that looked like them, the employer would start to feel guilty that she was underpaying the help. But those same ladies would pay hundreds of dollars for these because they were "designed" by Yves Saint Laurent.
ETA: Credit where credit is due - these look particularly ugly because the reseller had no idea where a belt goes. And there are some versions without the bottom swatch that are almost not bad.
I live in leggings and over-sized t-shirts but I think the ugliest thing is
If someone's cleaning lady showed up wearing something that looked like them, the employer would start to feel guilty that she was underpaying the help. But those same ladies would pay hundreds of dollars for these because they were "designed" by Yves Saint Laurent.
ETA: Credit where credit is due - these look particularly ugly because the reseller had no idea where a belt goes. And there are some versions without the bottom swatch that are almost not bad.
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lmao a couple tweaks here and there (texture, cinching, maybe some ripping) and I would SO wear that with leggings and some equally crazy boots.
Version that works.
Better collar.
Black sleeves and third color for cuffs.
Fourth color for the belt.
I don't think it's great fashion, but it is attractive.
And I found out how to get reasonable sized pictures from 1stdibs.com
Better collar.
Black sleeves and third color for cuffs.
Fourth color for the belt.
I don't think it's great fashion, but it is attractive.
And I found out how to get reasonable sized pictures from 1stdibs.com
Version that works.
Better collar.
Black sleeves and third color for cuffs.
Fourth color for the belt.
I don't think it's great fashion, but it is attractive.
And I found out how to get reasonable sized pictures from 1stdibs.com
shorten it up A LOT, give it an asymmetrical neckline and I'm on it
Lovely Paco Rabanne dress from the 60s. It's made out of linked aluminum panels. I'm sure it would be very comfortable to wear.
Shades of Xena, the Warrior Princess
I can'r see anyplace that a belt placement could help - the collar and sleeves are beyond saving. The second one is better- the overall drape seems better. An asymmetrical neckline would help it, softer fabric wouldn't hurt either.
The aluminum dress is..interesting, not a bad shape. I just can't help but wonder what it would sound like if you moved while wearing it. Would you jingle, clank, or
what?
Why is it that designers don't actually seem to like women?
The aluminum dress is..interesting, not a bad shape. I just can't help but wonder what it would sound like if you moved while wearing it. Would you jingle, clank, or
what?
Why is it that designers don't actually seem to like women?
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