Costume exploration from the 1920s.
Costume exploration from the 1920s.
Kids, sometimes it’s best to stay inside the lines and see what kind of mischief you can get up to there.
(I got a coloring book today btw)
Princess Bubblegum at the royal wedding.
Disney Fashionistas Set 2
Designers featured: Chanel, Versace, Donna Karan, Ellie Saab, Antonio Berardi, Jason Wu, Valentino
This will be the last daily Fashionistas for a while - other work priorities beckon! But if I ever see something fashiony that looks neat, one of these lovely ladies will try wearing it!
Disney Fashionista Week 1
So, who remembers the story from last week of how Barney’s are teaming with Disney to sell fashions on hideously grotesque simulacra of Minnie, Daisy & Goofy?
Anyway, Disney fans(and anyone with taste) were pretty unanimous in their disdain for these awful distortions of loved characters. I’m assuming the whole redesign is completely NOT about being faithful to the characters but simply using the Disney name to flog clothes. If that were the case, it would be perfectly valid from a business standpoint. But these aren’t the characters I love and I decided to try showing with a daily sketch on Twitter that Daisy & Minnie can rock haute couture without changing them into scarecrows or draining them of their charm & appeal.
All these fashions are real ensembles from this years’ collections. Armani, Bill Blass, Christian Dior, Oscar de la Renta, Burberry, guest start Janice in Alexander McQueen & Diana Farkhullina.
(Source: ephemeral-)
more outfit sketches
; v ; colors
Coco Rocha by Sølve Sundsbø
(Source: morgana-tuatha-de-danann)
Coulson’s is my favorite, but I would wear all of them, except for maybe the Iron Man one. That’s a lot of yellow. For me.
Because reblogging from the original posts is apparently harder than saving and reuploading.
I suppose I should be glad they credited.
i suppose.
Warmup of the day! 7/30
Browns and blues. My favorite.
always need more Black women and CT art on my blog
YES MORE OF THIS CT PLS
Artwork by Saeki Kayono
I’ve been staring at mine for the last half hour, I think I’m done
A Lanvin Castillo evening gown illustrated by Rene Gruau, 1955.
This is the most amazing thing I’ve seen all day.
EPIC!!!!
(Source: elarogers)