Dorm mother Helen had no trouble with her co-Ed’s sneaking out at night after she lined their bathrobes with bubble wrap!
I think I kind of hate anyone who can add a layer of bubble wrap to their midsection and still tuck their blouse in!?thanks for the sweater Grandma- um. I love it.
I love an unexpected Lindbergh Baby sighting!
well, at least they used the anti-mildew shower liners for all of this.
Are all of the zippers functional or is this like a puzzle?
I do feel puzzled.
And now we scanthe models for DNA. Like you do. Photo credits: Vogue.com
OMG! Those last two are super creepy! Like, really weird sci-fi movie stills.
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I just canβt even wrap my head around what they were aiming for.
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Love the plaid bubble wrap coat, but concerned about the DNA scan coat. CSI has their hands full with that mess.
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It gets messy backstage!
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Zipper chick looks frustrated that she can’t solve the puzzle. Also, just looking at these “fabrics” is making me sweat.
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This collection is most unbreathable!
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Glow in the dark rainwear. Youβll stay dry, and not be an accident victim. Just about covers it all π
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Fashion flees from function this time.
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I think I had a poncho, as a child, that was made of Phentex (sp?) that was very similar to Grammas sweater up there! πππ I should have kept it!!
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The only thing that looks like clothes to me is the zipper one, and the rest look like lubed young people with alarmingly sweaty or greasy faces. Huh.
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Itβs the nonbreathable showercurtain material!
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It’s foul. Recycle the plastic, not the people!
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These outfits got me thinking about appropriate attire for people confined to mental health facilities. With all that plastic it would be handy when the inmates vomit on each other (tee, hee).
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Maybe these are costumes for the Bachelor! They can just hide everyone down.
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