Claire-de-lune
kellysue:

(via Woman in Red Ep. 2 Leggings - LIMITED | Black Milk Clothing)

I wish there was a way to get whatever comic you wanted printed on leggings. I can name a couple I’d like to wear. 

kellysue:

(via Woman in Red Ep. 2 Leggings - LIMITED | Black Milk Clothing)

I wish there was a way to get whatever comic you wanted printed on leggings. I can name a couple I’d like to wear. 

My mother thinks jeans and a T-shirt with a hoodie is inappropriate for a female.

fuckyeahfeminists:

spookykiss:

Today she told me she doesn’t like what I’m wearing. Pretty much my normal clothing. She thinks it’s not right to wear this.

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Please reblog and comment so I can show her that there is nothing wrong with me.

I guess she’s never been on a college campus.

I wore something similar to this just about everyday throughout middle school, high school and college.  I still dress like that on the weekends (stupid business attire). My parents never had a problem with it.  Nor did anyone else I knew.  

Whether you want to wear jeans and a hoodie everyday or a man’s suit and tie or be the frilliest, ruffliest Lolita* ever, that should be your own choice and no one else’s.

*Lolita fashion is pretty much the most feminine-presenting fashion style that I’ve ever seen and those lovely ladies (and dudes too) get a lot shit for that.  Which just goes to show how narrow and contradictory the gender fashion police are when it comes to female-identifying bodies.  

teachingliteracy:

printed tights.
dr-tarl: bratini

teachingliteracy:

printed tights.

dr-tarlbratini

omgthatdress:

Evening Dress
1910
Abiti Antichi

omgthatdress:

Evening Dress

1910

Abiti Antichi

robinade:

Full post of all the Avengers dresses!

ETA: Whoops needed the back of that one XD

Holey fuck these are amazing and then she made them in real life too. http://robinade.tumblr.com/tagged/fyeah-hero-dresses

melancholywise:

Christie, I saw this androgynous lady and thought of you.

Now she just looks fucking cool as hell. 

Seriously, how awesome are those dresses.  And I just love the contrast of the 40 years between them.  The first two are from the 1870s and the last two are from 1910.  

My favorite is the Green Afternoon Dress from the House of Worth, 1875.  Just look at that back.