I saw this blouse and thought that there could be some very inspiring details here-
Not so fast, Anne-
Is metallic on metallic a thing? That inverted crotch pleat has got to look bizarre when seated.
She looks like that pile of reused foil my mominlaw won’t throw out. Not quite right at the edges.
‘I’m looking for McClinton- he killed my family and stole our claim….’
‘No, Senator- I will stay with the shuttle and finish the mission- you must leave- the revolution needs you-‘
This could be interesting. Or just caught on something.
My aesthetic is Vague Visual Interest in muted tones. 
Photo credits: Vogue.com
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Wow – I actually like them from the reused foil one (nice drape to the fabric) on down to but not including the vague visual interest one! That one looks to me like someone’s cat is needy and has been vigorously demanding attention. I’d actually wear the used foil one (dressy but good coverage) and the western chunky thing if I could lower the dramatic swoop 6 or 8 inches to keep frigid breezes from being scooped around my belly button.
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These bones are really good here- lots of jumping off points.
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Well, here is nothing I’d part with cash for or crave to copy. Just drab.
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Student grab bag.
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Meh. Not terrible but nothing here for me.
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I’d walk by it to get to brighter prey.
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Tin foil to Trapper John but leaving those out, the rest could actually be worn with decent shoes and some jewelry. At least the color pallet is wearable and not looking like scraps from a grab bag!
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Decent shoes are rarely on the runway?
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Painfully boring with a touch of not bad.
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Like my prom date!
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Okay, my first thought after getting past the first look was “IT’S A TRAP!” and then you hit us with a Star Wars reference (I think?) with the drapey black outfit. (Which admittedly, I like…practicality be damned.) How appropriate!
Personally, I would like to see that labial pleat (which is conveniently located AT labia level, I see) from a seated position, to say nothing of seeing it *in motion.* They’re just teasing us with the standing pose…
(I feel like “labial pleat” needs to become an official fashion/draping term and method. Like, let’s just own it and put them everywhere.)
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‘Ermagerd- labial pleats? That’s soooo 2016 Prada, am I right?’
*Star Wars reference acknowledged- 2 points for Gryffindor!
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It looks like the leftovers from a thrift store in a better area than the recent ones, like people want to dress nicely for a job or something and find some good chunks of clothes from decades ago and have to staple or glue the other parts on for coverage. Hmm. If it were actually made by the homeless as practical solutions, I would commend them, and if it’s for sale at vast prices, I don’t.
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The first, not bad… the last, not bad. I want the “revolution” outfit if I can have a space ship in the background and a large fan blowing my hair too!
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pinned the first blouse – and was really wondering how it could deviate after that…and then to tin foil gathers at the crotch (yikes)
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That darn blouse hooked another unsuspecting viewer!
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McClinton’s Snuggie looks quite comfy. And the pants. They look entirely normal.
However, I LOVE that revolution dress. I would probably shut my neckscarf in the shuttle bay door and flap across the galaxy blissfully unaware, but at least I would look fabulous doing it.
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A dramatic ending for a glamourous hero!
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Hey, that’s my last name! And that’s about all I have to say. Apparently that one spot in front of the window was all they could afford for the photo shoot. :p
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The models had to be kept far from the exits-
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