#beautiful american little girl

[20thcenturyfox2010]

The American Fruits! 🍇🍓🍊🇺🇲

[bambiali]

[sweetstgal111]

real.🎀

[melancholygirl111]

[world-of-celebs]

Behati Prinsloo arrives for the 2016 American Music Awards held at Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on November 20, 2016. 

[lolitafan1997]

Laundry time. Who else remembers hanging up their clothes in the backyard during the summer. So fresh. I can close my eyes and smell the fresh clean clothes.

[manforsale]

are we seeing this

[aastralkiss]

she says she can’t feel her face

[lolitasworlds]

Me when, older man 🫠

[20thcenturyfox2010]

Hang William McKinley the Beautiful American Little Girl (Body Base)

[justalittlegirl-xp]

3 days into being a teenager and it's already starting to feel like this

[sweetstgal111]

everyone i know disgusts me

[modelsstreetfashion]

Lucy Hale

Paris Spring 2024

[lolitafan1997]

Do you know who this is?

[equestriaqueerz2024]

Why I like African American/Black Rarity 💜💜💜

She’s my third favorite EQG character. So it’s nice to have that kind of rep for one of your favorite characters^^

I’m African American/Black myself ^^ So again, it’s nice to have that kind of rep for your characters and to relate.

I heard that Tabitha St. Germain (Rarity’s voice actress) supports Black Rarity! So, it’s kind of canon, right?

I think it’s ironic since canon Rarity is litterally white lol Also, Nightmare Rarity is literally black lol

It kind of makes sense, with her being sassy, melodramatic, and a go-getter. I usually don’t like catering to stereotypes when it comes to nationality/ethnicity for characters, but I think Rarity in this case is a bit different.

Do I really need an explanation? She’s just so pretty like this 😊

In the past, I did headcanon her as Chinese and/or French, but now I think I just headcanon her as Black.

[docholligay]

“I mean, Sunny, it’s a port city that has struggled to reinvent itself in the day of increased air cargo and containerazation which led to the layoffs of dock workers, regeneration attempts attracting affluent tourism while leaving behind the very working-class people that made the music and art scene there possible.”

“So, fine?”

“Yeah, fine.”