Hello, Tailor

spotastic:

Animal Hair Hats!

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taxidermy-in-art:

Monica, red wig, deer antlers and wall paper. 

Yacine Naciri 2012

GPOY

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urban-foibles:

I once asked a friend how she’d dress if she were a dude. This is the picture she sent me in response.

GPOY. Although just FYI everyone, it’s totally to legit to dress like this without being a dude.

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Today on Hello, Tailor: A report from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

(This is one of the girls from The Sundaes, a girlband I’ve seen wandering around Edinburgh during Fringe season.)

Karl Lagerfeld and the court of Versailles — to be honest, I can’t believe this hadn’t happened before. Lagerfeld, with his chalk-white ponytail, aura of eccentric aristocracy, and conscious detachment from the everyday wants and needs of the proles, couldn’t fit in any better if he tried.  — from Chanel: Cruise 2013 at Versailles, at Hello, Tailor.

“Effie is a perfect example both of a character whose costumes fit perfectly with their personality  and lifestyle, and of a character who is image-obsessed to the detriment of everything else. Now, both from descriptions in the novels and the impression we get of the Capitol in general, the appearance of other citizens should run along those lines as well: strong personal styles, coupled with extremely high-impact, high-budget clothes. The problem is that the background characters look too much like Effie Trinket.” — from Capitol Couture in The Hunger Games.

Just picture me like this, OK?

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