#Dressed in Lala

[freckledsweetpea]

trying to not be scared of the oversized trend. I'm fat regardless if you can see my waist. I don't owe anyone shape.

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Untamed Horse Jacquard Waistcoat Vest from Dressed in Lala ($113), Black Rock Western Belt from Free People ($38) & 90s Distressed Mid-Rise Straight-Leg Jeans from AGOLDE (on sale - $140)

[astrangewoman]

it’s me and me as a gif (and Chet)

[atinorx]

fits #1-3 of my outfit anthology 🩷

i have spent years experimenting with clothes and my personal style, so i wanted to start drawing my lil green haired girl in some of my past outfits🧚🏼‍♂️

[styleebonyfashion]

Lala Raeee

[laurastudarus]

In The Devil Wears Prada, fashion-ambivalent Andy Sachs is memorably dressed down by her boss, famed fashion editor Miranda Priestly, for daring to question her dedication to details. “You made a choice that exempts you from the fashion industry, when in fact you’re wearing a sweater that was selected for you by the people in this room … from a pile of ‘stuff,’” Miranda, played by Meryl Streep, says in what might be the most biting clothes-related dialogue in cinematic history. As terrifying as the editor of Runway magazine proved to be, she does have a point. For all our seemingly individualistic fashion choices, there is a legion of people behind the scenes crafting trends, guiding commerce, and invisibly leading our hands to the pieces that we’ll be wearing for years. But these days, it’s not just the major fashion houses or expansive commercial brands that are dictating what, exactly, should be in style at any given moment. With new paradigms — like social media marketing, for instance — allowing more cult and individually run fashion labels to thrive, who is setting today’s trends and ultimately moving the market has become more egalitarian than ever. Which is why this month we’re honoring five of our favorite women who have taken a different approach to the fashion world. Through creating their own lines and companies, they’ve managed to craft their own narratives, step outside of the expected, and create less waste in the process. What’s not to love? From creating resort chic to magical princess-style dresses, to practical jewelry and colorful playsuits, read on to discover five women who could become your new favorite designers.

(via Five Women Creating Cult-Favorite Fashions)

[buildoblivion]

a time lady

[cherryyycosmos]

:3

cat huband y wif

[ old doodle from a while back + One that I thought fit this post]

[charmwitch]

Saw a sanson lalafell dressed as soren in ff14 pvp today and they immediately made me think of you/your art!

oh my god

I.

Hmn.

Wouldn't happen to be this little guy would it.

[badbitchesonlyhoe]

[insane-in-the-membranee]

Some rom-coms that I've come to enjoy 💞💕💗

Any more recommendations?

[pcktknife]

I have yet another draculaura

[womenofwrestlingfashion]

Renee wears the Untamed Horse Jacquard Waistcoat ($78) & Untamed Horse Jacquard Trousers ($110) from Dressed in LaLa

[koipalm]

jazz singer joker

[atinorx]

upcycled baby tees by atinorx

[redcarpetconfessions]

Lala Anthony in Alexander McQueen