#bristol fashion

[marciaillust]

I added some colours to her :)

[scaredforboomboom]

Bristol x Joost Klein Collection

2023

[punk-abuse]

[chromet]

Real Bristol F.C. by Soph.

[richwall101]

Punk Crowd...

Punks gather outside the Virgin Record Store in Bristol UK in 1982

[cearworld]

long time without text ab my life here

today i have college trip in bristol

so i gonna to throw photos i liked

prt.1

[2000ghosts]

28.6.2007

[nicoscheer]

The gold Fred Perry polo

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He looks so unbelievably soft and the second slide is so relatable (he’s so fucking kind and polite)(they’ve got some extra videos in their 🎤 highlight)

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Yup it’s confirmed he’s tryna kill us all 😭🤣🥰

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Don’t forget who you are

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[greencheekconure27]

The irony of buying shoes these days is that apparently in order for me to have a new pair of winter shoes that will actually make it to December, I need to go to the second hand shop and buy myself some OLD shoes. 😒

Like I'm sorry but I think new shoes in the medium price range should last more than a couple of months.I've had second-hand boots that lasted for more than a decade.

[ladyjaneasherr]

May 30, 1966 - Jane Asher captured at the Bristol Old Vic trip to Universal Studios. Shared by actress Judy Matheson, who was in the same stage company through her twitter account.

Jane’s outfit, I believe was one of the many we can say were her favourite to wear because she wore this several times during the 60s, from 1965 to 1968. It has been shared on exhibitions too, a design of the wonderful Mary Quant whom has just passed away. May she rest in peace and her impact continues to create history and more inspiration within the years. 🤍✨

[littlequeenies]

If you could be one of your muses for a day (or for a year), who'd you be and why?

Hi!

These blog is runned by two people, so each of us we're going to give you one muse :)

V:

I think I would choose 1967 Jane, when she went with the Bristol Old Vic to the USA to play two Shakeapeare plays.

I think it must be exciting being a young stage actress and travel all over the world doing what you love most: stage performance. she loved being Juliet. and imagine travelling to the 1960s USA with a bunch of friends, discovering either great cities like New York or amazing landscapes like the Rocky Mountains...

My other option maybe was her 1971 tour with "The Philanthropist", but in the 1967 she also had to wear period clothes so... an easy choice :)

E:

Oh wow, what a difficult choice!! but the question is really cool!!

I would choose Pam Courson maybe. 1969 Pam living in Laurel Canyon meeting all the musicians that lived here such as Joni Mitchell, The Mamas and the Papas, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young... there was a lot of creativity over that place, and then I would travel to Europe or Morocco just to buy clothes for my beautiful shop Themis...

I think 1969 was a beautiful year for young Pam, she did also the Bronson Caves & the Themis photoshot... both of the sessions are really icons in rock music history...

That was a difficult choice, I was between Pam, Tina (I ADORE her - but is she really a muse? that's why I didn't chose her in the end -, and Marsha Hunt...

Can you see the funny thing about this, we have chosen a muse and both muses we chose are red-haired!!!

[gregdetisigrowth]

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[samemmart]

@samemmart Wales, uk

[maybeasunflower]

The trick with Bristol is to aim at somewhere near your desired destination, and then you'll either end up at your desired destination or the floating harbour. In the latter case, take the water bus direct to Temple Meads and try again.

Any updates on the cat pub? ᓚ₍ ^. ̫ .^₎

Yes indeed!

We (@dduane, @alanbellingham and self) got there after an interesting ride with a driver who didn't know Bristol and whose sat-nav was being almost malevolently cranky.

Anyone who knows Bristol's loopy inner-city roads, with its one-way system that (TBH) Makes No Sense, will nod in sympathetic understanding when I say we saw the pub from three different angles, none of which allowed the car we were in to simply turn and reach it...

When we finally went in, it was crammed - I guess we were either very lucky or much earlier last time (2019) - and those at the bar with snoozing cats boxed in front of them weren't giving up their Seats of Favoured Vantage.

So we got to have some excellent beers, including an interesting stout, a splendid bitter (one beer style Irish brewers have AFAIK never replicated - too British, maybe? Garrison beer?) and DD fell with glad cries on the Frúh Kolsch in the chilled-bottles cabinet.

And in between times, we commuted from our seats to the bar and paid suitable petting respect (their coats were incredibly silken from all the stroking they must get) to kitties who accepted it as no more than their due, and occasionally honoured our attentions with a stretch or head-bump.

Next time, earlier!