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[its-poojagupta-shree]

Central to this cultural heritage is the celebration of Indian womanhood, which exemplifies the resilience, strength, and grace of women across the country. Throughout history, Indian women have played pivotal roles in shaping their families, communities, and society at large, contributing significantly to art, literature, politics, and every sphere of life. In this blog, we will delve into the cultural heritage of India and explore how it intertwines with the celebration of Indian womanhood, highlighting the crucial role of women in preserving and enriching this heritage.

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[beautiful-melanin-queen]

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[thefashionfold]

Mugler AW2024

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[hamletthedane]

joining the war on freezing, overly air-conditioned office spaces

[evabloom]

Outfit of the day, rouge passion 🌹

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[its-poojagupta-shree]

Indian fashion is a rich tapestry of colors, patterns, and styles, constantly evolving with the times. For Indian women, ethnic wear holds a special place, embodying tradition and contemporary fashion. In this blog, we'll explore the top 10 ethnic wear trends that are captivating the fashion scene and empowering women to embrace their cultural heritage with a modern twist.

[toyastales]

Schiaparelli ss20 headpiece

[bakery-anon]

I lied. Put your clothes back on. We’re going to talk about the over normalization of eating disorders in teenage girls and women in general. And how people don’t take overweight girls and women seriously when they say they have a problem and need help. How people make jokes about women eating alone and make fun of them for not wanting to eat by themselves because it makes them believe they are fat for being the only person eating. We’re going to talk about how clothing companies keep making sizes smaller to make women feel like they’re getting bigger and how the sizes aren’t consistent across brands. We’re going to talk about how the modeling industry is inherently racist, ableist, and fatphobic. How anything over a size 8 is seen as plus size. How they keep producing ads that don’t showcase black beauty and purposefully photograph black models and celebrities in bad lighting and with little to no makeup. How black models and celebrities are expected to have their hair done before the shoot because companies don’t even think to hire people who know how to deal with ethnic hair. How many celebrities have come out and talked about how their hair was ruined from constant heat applied to it to keep it straight because “straight is pretty” and their curls are too curly but not the white kind of curly.

[chemicalarospec]

look as someone with medium sized soft breasts it really bothers me when people portray bras as Evil Tools of Oppression that you will chose to frequently forgo once you're (a) Liberated (Woman). I wear a bra every day not because like. men tell me to. or like. i don't want my unfairly sexualized nips to show.

I wear a bra every day because it gives me support. Because otherwise I can't jump without it hurting -- any movement that makes my breasts swing makes the skin stretch, which can be a little painful. I wear a bra (or binder) every day because it makes clothes fit comfortably and I like the way it makes my body look. Going without a bra is not comfortable for me -- for one reason, I don't like wearing pajamas all day long and not wearing a bra puts me in that mentality, but in the same way I enjoy dressing up, I enjoy wearing a bra. (Edit: originally I forgot but they also stop me from feeling my sweaty skin stick together! big win!) But even regardless, my bra is a bag for my two hanging sacks of fat on my chest; it's convenient.

(PS: If your bra hurts, it's too small. Wear it looser or get a bigger one!)

Edit: I have more context for this post in the reblogs but I definitely let it overemphasize my personal feelings when the point I didn't realize I was trying to make was "bras are objects that serve a purpose besides a oppression; it is entirely reason for even a Liberated Feminist to chose to wear a bra". Also I was trying on my binder a different way and realized it's actually not too uncomfortable to not wear a bra with some shirts (may also depend on where in cycle) (I don't think wearing any short of shrug/sweater over would be comfortable though. I don't really like the way it looks but I may pick up lounging like this. #charactergrowth

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