Wearable Fashion Inspo

[Not A Communist Shill]

[ashlesha]

[naiad]

You people seriously wear Valentino gowns to work? I'm jealous

Babushka style:

[Not A Communist Shill]

[Hope]

[Bertrand]

hey in that first picture do you see things with that sort of hazy refracted view, and how often if so? I notice that in a lot of album art of musicians I like

[Hope]

[Dauphin]

[Dauphin]

[Dauphin]

[Kalinoche buenanoche]

had a sudden appreciation for the green/purple combination

[nickelslick]

had a sudden appreciation for the green/purple combination

You can't be serious.

[Kalinoche buenanoche]

@nickelslick what's so weird?

[nickelslick]

@kalinoche

[Adam Strange]

had a sudden appreciation for the green/purple combination

Green and purple can totally go together.

When I was in 8th grade, I found myself in Art Class, sharing a table with Elaine S., who was really cute but I was too shy to tell her that I liked her. I was a total science nerd and completely at sea with respect to girls. I think I came off as a jerk, because when I started to comment on how much I liked her project, she said “Stop right there. I don’t want to hear any criticism.” And with a shock, I realized that being critical was how I normally behaved. And at that moment, I stopped being critical.
Anyway, my own art project was a group of tall, slightly swoopy triangles randomly arranged on a square base about 100-125 mm square. I randomly painted the individual sides of the triangles either green or purple. Some school official high in the hierarchy “borrowed” it and never returned it.

I later found out that colors mean things. In particular, purple is “deep, hidden thought”, which was how I thought about Elaine. Green is a “safe haven”, or “I know who I am”, which is how I felt when I was around Elaine. The triangles looked like thorns, which is how I felt about relationships.

Art class was so much fun.

[Pallas]

I like green and purple. It's hard to do but that makes it better when someone does it.

[Pallas]

You can't be serious.

Why so serious?

(Yeah, don't make it look like the Joker, or like Barney though.)

[jessica129]

All i ever see women around me wearing are leggings, furry adidas flip flops, and tank tops. No one ever dresses up. I don't know if it is because it's so hot here or what, but there is like zero fashion sense here, which..i'm not complaining because it doesn't matter to me whatsoever, it's just odd. It was so different when I lived in Charleston S.C.. Everyone wore their sunday best to do basic everyday tasks like grocery shopping.

[niffer]

furry adidas flip flops

wat?!.

[jessica129]

Okay, well this is a Nike one, but you get the idea. I see girls wearing these with socks and sweats and I feel better about myself for actually trying to look decent.

[niffer]

no words

looks like a pet. LOL

[moloko]

Tbh I’d wear the shit out of those

[totalize]

[img]https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/robloxcreepypasta/images/d/d4/Adolf-******-portrait-01.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20180126175308[/img]

fucking love hugo boss

[Not A Communist Shill]

https://margoandme.com/style/jetaporter-napa-guide/

[Not A Communist Shill]

Kristen Stewart ditches high heels to go barefoot at Cannes

[huiheiwufhawriuhg]

[Not A Communist Shill]

Kate Moennig

[ooo]

https://www.vogue.com/article/met-ga...ic-imagination

edit (weird coincidences,,, I saved this picture some time ago and kept it on my desktop cause I like to look at it, then today decided to share here, and I didn't know this girl. sooo just now I just went to check who this girl is and of course I always have a look at birthdays, and ta-dan, she's born on 1st September!)

[Dauphin]

[huiheiwufhawriuhg]

Unholy crap, I need this in my life.

[ashlesha]

[Bertrand]

myron that quad

[ashlesha]

Lol

[Not A Communist Shill]

[Dauphin]

[Number 9 large]

Green and purple can totally go together.

When I was in 8th grade, I found myself in Art Class, sharing a table with Elaine S., who was really cute but I was too shy to tell her that I liked her. I was a total science nerd and completely at sea with respect to girls. I think I came off as a jerk, because when I started to comment on how much I liked her project, she said “Stop right there. I don’t want to hear any criticism.” And with a shock, I realized that being critical was how I normally behaved. And at that moment, I stopped being critical.

If it only be that easy

[Not A Communist Shill]

[Metamorph]

When I was in 8th grade, I found myself in Art Class, sharing a table with Elaine S., who was really cute but I was too shy to tell her that I liked her. I was a total science nerd and completely at sea with respect to girls. I think I came off as a jerk, because when I started to comment on how much I liked her project, she said “Stop right there. I don’t want to hear any criticism.” And with a shock, I realized that being critical was how I normally behaved. And at that moment, I stopped being critical.

Maybe you weren't critical to begin with and she was just shy too.

And with a shock, I realized that I had a few trillion dollars in my bank account.

[Adam Strange]

Maybe you weren't critical to begin with and she was just shy too.

And with a shock, I realized that I had a few trillion dollars in my bank account.

She was shy for sure. I liked her, maybe more than I allowed myself to admit. I sometimes think of her and wonder what she's doing now.

And with a shock, I realized that I was in a place I never thought I'd be. And you may ask yourself, How did I get here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IsSpAOD6K8

[Not A Communist Shill]