#{Runaway Fashion}

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old money🍸

[innerbeautyfashion]

[erotikmelancholia]

Mugler; Spring 2024

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Schiaparelli; Spring 2024 - ready to wear

[vintage-tigre]

Debbie Harry & Joan Jett, 1977

[angstandhappiness]

Pretty

Annie's Ibiza Fall 2024

[omg-hellgirl]

Shalom Harlow in the backstage of Atelier Versace 1995 Haute Couture Collection at Ritz Hotel, Paris.

[thatmoodboardd]

[70sgroovy]

the runaways photographed by bob gruen in los angeles, 1976

[angstandhappiness]

Pretty

Xiaolin Design ‘Maleficent’ & ‘Black Swan’ Haute Couture Cape and Gown [x] [x]

[vintage-tigre]

Joan Jett, 1980

[fashiontimeless]

Devon Aoki for Lainey Keogh, 1998

[dailytrendfix]

Yohji Yamamoto spring 2000

avant-garde silhouettes with a poetic blend of elegance🤍

[angstandhappiness]

Pretty

THOM BROWNE Couture Fall/Winter 2024 if you want to support this blog consider donating to:ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

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Selkie SS24 collection

[jayrockin]

I just had the dumbest idea but I think it's funny: Do some centaurs grind down their teeth into different shapes as a body mod because they continually grow, like how humans dye and style hair? I imagine that would be wildly inefficient for eating but it could theoretically work if you were careful and I can definitely see it becoming a trend among teens to sharpen some of their teeth to look cool.

Eughhh...... maybe in the multi-clan cities with access to reliable, processed foods and utensils they're doin that.... If you get too wild with it, you would absolutely fuck up your ability to eat food, or risk dangerous abscesses...

Aesthetic teeth grinding I think would not be being teenage counterculture thing, but a social status signifier. Grinding down the teeth to be LESS pointy would ironically probably be the most common (and safest) version of this, particularly for social roles intended to be non-threatening, like mediators, entourage members, spiritual guides, and doctors. Another person in the asks inquired about tooth engraving, which strikes me as more likely than grinding teeth into wild pointy shapes.