#double stripes is the new double denim

[linilunilumi]

Schloss Einstein Staffel 26 Rewatch pt. VI

Folge 1037 & 1038

Kino-date aftermath: Wie lange hat Noah wohl in dem dunklen Keller gehockt und auf Colin gewartet? Saß er da stundenlang? Oder wusste er, dass Colin gleich seine Wäsche machen möchte? Teilen die beiden schon ihre Haushaltspläne miteinander? they're married actually Der ganze Aufwand, nur um dann direkt wieder zu flüchten...

"Wir dürfen nur Filme von Leuten benutzen, die seit 70 Jahren tot sind." Ja und Schloss Einstein darf auch nur noch dieselben drei "Songs" als Hintergrundmusik benutzen und deshalb muss ich schon wieder diese blöde Barockmusik von Gustav in der Szene hören!!? Den Film will ich gerne mal sehen, von dem das der Soundtrack sein soll... aber egal, supportive boyfriend noah schleicht sich aus dem zimmer um einen besseren film zu drehen Und was macht eigentlich dieser verdächtig aussehende Post-it auf dem Schreibtisch von Noah, Colin und Joel?

Wie erschrecken sich Leute durch [X] I love ??? Ergibt nicht viel Sinn, aber ich kenne da durchaus jemanden, der vor einem „I love you“ panische Angst hätte. Und ganz zufällig wohnt er in diesem Zimmer. Zufall oder Absicht?

"Wovor läuft die Hauptfigur wirklich weg?" - "Vor ihren Gefühlen." that's it, that's the tweet

Colins wahre Liebe ist btw nicht Noah, sondern gestreifte Hosen! (oder Streifen generell)

haltet mich bitte davon ab, jemals Colin nochmal in solch einer hose zu zeichnen. es war ein albtraum lmao

Anyways, der walk aus dem Bild links ist allein wegen deren Grimassen schon ziemlich funny, aber es wird noch besser: die Vier spurten förmlich zum ShareSpace, währenddessen läuft Noah ihnen ganz entspannt hinterher und als er dann auch verzögert mal dort ankommt, dreht er sich zur Seite und spricht - an Joel vorbei - direkt zu Colin: "Hey, ich hab' meinen Schlüssel vergessen. Kann ich deinen haben?" Nicht etwa "Kann ich einen von euren Schlüsseln haben?", nein. Es muss Colins sein lsfjslejls

Dieser Karatekampf bringt aber noch immer Aggressionen in mir auf, obwohl der an sich wirklich komplett unwichtig ist im weiteren Verlauf der Staffel. Wieso tut Io so, als würde Joyce in Lebensgefahr schweben? Wieso verliert Noah gegen eine Augen-verbundene-Joyce? Und als ob sich Joel den Kampf, von dem in seinen Augen sein gesamter Erfolg abhängen müsste, entgehen lässt? Um mit Annika einen Film zu gucken??? Jedenfalls bin ich sehr froh, dass uns eine Annika x Joel lovestory hoffentlich erspart bleibt. Mich würde nur interessieren, ob die Szene als eine Art Köder eingesetzt wurde, um zu sehen, ob die Zuschauer*innen auf das shipping anspringen oder nicht? die antwort war obviously nein zumindest haben wir dadurch die wohl witzigste szene aller zeiten bekommen, in der casper den nesrika kuchen symbolisch teilt pahah

[fruitcoops]

Debut

Day 5, ft. our black-cat lucid-dreaming king. Characters belong to @lumosinlove (sorry not sorry for what I did to your favorite boy) and header belongs to @noots-fic-fests!

Yesterday's movie: It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! (1966)

TW for mentioned movie-murder (nobody actually dies)

Regulus spared the glass double-doors hardly a glance before wrinkling his nose. It was hot out, sticky and steamy, and the direct sun pummeling the entire courtyard reeked of early September. Busy chatter ran rampant around him between flashes of color and blurry faces.

“I’m dead,” Regulus said decisively.

Next to him, Leo rolled his eyes and caught his tennis ball on the downswing. “You haven’t even been to first period.”

“This—” Regulus gestured at the main building, blindingly bright and stuffier than any high school had the right to be. “This is hell. Ergo, dead.”

“Tell me again in pre-calc and I’ll believe you.”

“You tested out of pre-calc,” Regulus reminded him, laying back on the hood of Leo’s car. The blue paint was unspecific and unassuming, almost black in certain lights. “And that’s an ugly sweater you’d never wear.”

Grey cotton switched to thick stripes by the time he looked at Leo next; the stupid silver chain remained around his neck. Leo frowned down at himself. “I like this sweater.”

“Hmm.” The characters didn’t tend to care whether Regulus interacted with them much or not. The plot plodded on until he shook himself awake or the blare of an alarm did it for him. It rarely came to a conclusive end.

“Natalie got a phone call last night from some weirdo on the landline,” Leo continued, tossing his ball back up in the air. “They were talking about…I dunno, I think he was asking her questions? Sounded like a guy, anyway.”

“Horrifying.”

“Kasey’s going over tonight with Finn’s brother to keep her company.”

Regulus stretched his back against the windshield and looked to the vast sky. No matter how far he tilted his head back, the old tin roof was always visible. It was a mutated version of his memories—he hadn’t tried very hard to remember what it looked like from the outside. Sirius had excelled there. Every professor remembered his name.

A thread on his baggy jeans was coming loose. If he allowed the dream to progress, Leo would no doubt call him later to inform him, distraught, that Kasey and Finn’s brother (whose name slipped Regulus’ mind constantly) and probably Natalie had died in some explosively gory fashion. It would be distressing despite the fallacy of it all, he’d drag himself awake, and then it would be three o’clock in the morning and he would be sweaty with adrenaline. Regulus had enjoyed the party at Leo’s new house. He’d prefer not to pay the cost of attendance (a rare seasonal hangover) before he absolutely had to.

Denim-on-denim warned him of a new presence before he could actively pick a new story. “O’Hara.”

“Babe, is he bothering you?” Finn’s voice dragged and drawled with California haze. Under his arm, Tremblay narrowed his eyes at Regulus. His bubblegum gave a violent pop.

“Not too bad,” Leo said playfully.

Did Finn even own a denim jacket? God, he probably did. Even Regulus’ imagination couldn’t have pinned something that specific from nothing. Maybe he should just let the rest of this murderous Riverdale-ass nonsense play out in its original form to punish that fashion nightmare.

“Can you wear a hoodie like a normal person?” he yawned. Apparently, he was overtired even in his sleep.

Finn fixed him with a comically disgusted look. “Why are you even here?”

Where the fuck had Regulus picked that accent from? “This is my high school,” he said. “I spent the whole night at your house, can I have some peace and quiet here?”

Logan popped another bubble. His scowl held far too little legitimate danger; if nothing else, that would have tipped Regulus off. The original outright animosity had rested much heavier on him than teenage pouting.

But there—on the steps. “Calisse de crisse,” he muttered, swinging himself down from the hood of Leo’s car.

The courtyard was almost perfect under his feet, as if he was feeling the asphalt through his old loafers. He had hated those goddamn shoes. He came to a sharp halt, right as his shadow fell across lined paper marked with meticulous, infuriating lines.

“Go away.”

Sirius blinked up at him. “Hi.”

“Stop,” Regulus insisted. “You’re not supposed to be here.”

“Why?”

“We didn’t go to high school together.” Honestly, it was so embarrassing for his brain to mix it up this badly. Valley-Girl Finn O’Hara was a nightmare in and of itself; the least his imagination could do was keep track of a timeline. “Put your physics away and leave.”

Sirius’ brow creased. “How did you know I was doing homework?”

“Unlucky guess.”

“How did you know it was—"

“Because you’re always doing your fucking physics in my nightmares!” Regulus dragged a hand down his face and gripped the back of his own neck. It felt like nothing, not even air. He squeezed his eyes shut and turned his face toward the clouds. “Yes, I understand, I hated the classes Sirius excelled in as an extension of my own complex inner world, merci, au revoir.”

When he looked down again, Sirius was gone. Remus Lupin leaned on the railing by the bay windows, looking out over the river. He had a book in one hand and a bloody knife in the other.

Regulus stared at him.

“No.”

It was Leo when he blinked. A dark robe and everything, and that tennis ball instead of a book. His face got a little fuzzy in profile, but cleared up when he looked at Regulus head-on.

Regulus tipped his head back and forth. “Better.”

He walked with Leo through the never-ending halls. Some were direct rip-offs of his actual high school, down to the navy lockers and their silver buckles. Others had been borrowed: a staircase from elementary school, a music room from Steinhardt, the artificial glow of Sirius’ basement skating rink around a corner. His stomach swooped at the sight of the broken dumbwaiter he and Sirius had used for hide and seek, and he ground his teeth hard.

He had his loafers on. His khakis were tight on his thighs. Leo’s footsteps made no sound.

“I think you’re supposed to be a serial killer,” Regulus noted on their third circuit of the second floor. “With a mask and everything.”

“Oh.” Leo sounded almost disappointed. “I mean, I could?”

“I might just be bad at imagining that.”

“Should’ve stuck with Lupin,” Leo agreed.

“I can go off and find him—”

“Don’t leave me here,” Leo groaned, walking backward for a few floppy steps that made him look more like himself than he had the whole time.

Regulus huffed. “Neither of you pose much of a danger to me.”

“I think we do, in a way.”

--

No.

The thought was forceful enough to pull Regulus to the surface. He exhaled hard, blinking fast until his left eye decided to get with the program and open properly.

The stove’s electric clock told him it was just past two in the morning. Not bad.

He sighed. His feet, tangled in the fresh sheets Leo had laid out for him, still felt too compressed. That explained the loafers. He could get up for a few minutes; make a snack, take a walk around the still-sparse main floor of the house. He didn’t hear anyone else up yet.

Or he could stay here, burrowed in a quilt that smelled lightly of magnolia. The sheets let his legs free when he stretched, still shaking off the scent of bubblegum and industrial cleaning solution. He was tired. Perhaps a little drunk, enough to dull the oncoming throbbing behind his temple. The sugar rush was long dead.

Regulus tucked his nose down into a butter-yellow square and shut his eyes. Being asleep was an exhausting business. He had too many questions. There was too much to nitpick. Too much psychoanalysis to avoid.

The sheer audacity of Leo to pull some therapy trick in Regulus’ own dream. As if he wouldn’t be aware of it, as if he’d fall into the trap that easily. Regulus muffled a frown in the quilt. If Leo, the real one, was an actual danger to anything but the occasional low doorframe, he wouldn’t be on the foldout in the first place. Really, it was just lazy writing.

Do better, Regulus thought as he shuffled deeper into his cocoon. From the top, this time.

[the-writer-nerd-ro]

I made up a birthday for Sara Pena everyone say happy birthday Sara Pena

Last Minute Surprise Party

Sara Pena normally had her schedule planned pretty precisely, with room to slot in parties as new gigs popped up, but this particular Thursday, June 29th, was suspiciously free.

“Do you want to do date night on Thursday?” Hunter Richardson offered, looking at the “shared” calendar on the fridge. Occasionally she added things like dentist appointments and bi-monthly cousin game night, but it was really Sara's calendar.

Sara looked up from the dining room table, where she was adding things to a Pinterest board labeled “surprise party inspo.”

“Hm? Oh, Thursday? Yeah! I didn't have anything planned for Thursday. What were you thinking?”

“We could go to that karaoke bar you like.”

“Really? You hate that place.”

“Yeah, but you love it.”

“Oh, okay, if you're sure.”

“We could even invite Petunia and Marian, if you want.”

“Ooh, a double date.” Petunia and Marian weren't official but the way Hunter and Sara had been meddling they might as well have been.

“Yeah,” Hunter said with a small smile. Sara was too busy pinning to notice that there was anything more to the smile than excitement about the double date.

“I’ll ask Petunia, you ask Marian,” Sara said.

Hunter had already asked both of them, but she nodded in agreement, her smile only growing a little more.

Hunter leaned over Sara’s shoulder and pressed a kiss into her cheek and then down to her neck, briefly eyeing the open pinterest page.

“It’s going to be great,” Hunter promised, having to turn away to hide her growing excitement.

Sara wasn’t suspicious about any ulterior motives. She trusted Hunter more than anyone else in the world, Hunter would never keep a secret to hurt her.

Hunter was hoping Sara would appreciate this particular secret. She'd lived with Sara long enough to pick up on her context clues, but she was wary about misreading some signals and doing something Sara hadn't outright asked for.

She'd voiced her concerns to Marian and Petunia and both of them had said it was probably fine. You only turned 31 once, after all, and that deserved to be celebrated.

Sara continued to act like it wasn't her birthday all day Thursday, though she did curl her already wavy hair and she wore her nicest, newest sports bra to karaoke. It was black with thin rainbow stripes running horizontally across the front and back, a subtle but undeniable bit of pride at the tail-end of pride month. The hot pink t-shirt she wore underneath and her lime green pants weren't as subtle. She was also wearing a chunky necklace covered in clay beads that looked like pieces of fruit to tie the whole thing together and imply that both she and her drink were fruity, as well as a pair of lemon slice earrings as an homage to Hunter.

Hunter was dressed a little bit like Winona Ryder in Beetlejuice, so they made quite a pair. Comparatively, Petunia and Marian looked incredibly normal. Petunia was wearing a blue floral dress and Marian was wearing a custom racerback tank top that advertised his lawn maintenance business and denim cut-off shorts.

Hunter texted underneath the table: I invite you to my girlfriend's birthday dinner and you dress-up as a billboard? Smh

Marian just sent a winky face back.

They ordered their drinks and some appetizers to split before taking a seat near the stage.

“I love the vibes in here,” Sara said, “it would be a great place to party.”

“Then let's make it a party,” Hunter said, taking Sara's hand and squeezing it. “Happy birthday, Sara without an H.”

Sara blinked in surprise. “How'd you know?”

“I just know you,” Hunter said, trying to be sappy, before adding, “you've been pinning surprise birthday party ideas for two weeks now, and I reached out to your friend Nora on Facebook to confirm the date.”

Sara blushed. “That's so thoughtful, to plan all of this for me.”

“I was worried you'd be upset that I went behind your back, I know there's probably a reason you didn't tell me your birthday to begin with.”

Sara shrugged sheepishly. “It's dumb.”

“Dumb reasons are valid too.”

“It seems like birthdays are just an excuse to party, and I have all the party in my life I could ever ask for. But something small, and personal like this is the best surprise I could have asked for.”

Hunter let out a sigh of relief. “That's good, because it's about as much party as I can manage.”

Sara leaned over and planted a kiss on Hunter's lips. “It's perfect. And don't worry- you don't have to do karaoke with me. It's enough to have you here, cheering me on.”

And, as Sara did a Shania Twain song that Hunter personally hated, no one was cheering louder.

[amelia-friend]

Katherine and Hannah costumes

Plus a little bit of Brooklyn - but only the actresses who have also played Katherine/Hannah.

Under the cut as it’s long.

Bronté Barbé

The main actress for Katherine, I’ve seen her twice. As she’s the main actress, she doesn’t play any other characters.

I love the black stripes on her lapel and around the hem of her skirt.

It’s three different shades of blue - skirt and waistcoat front very similar (and seems to be denim? Or at least a chambray sort of thing), and the much darker blue waistcoat back.

She has four “tabs” topstitched onto her skirt - two thin ones at the front which hide a large pocket on each side (for her notebook/pencil etc), plus two much larger ones on the back.

Unlike the Broadway version, Katherine only has one costume which stays identical except during King of New York where she removes the waistcoat - showing the details of her shirt and her belt (which is completely hidden in her full outfit)

Hair wise, Bronté has soft blonde curls with the very edges barely rolled back. Some photos turn her more strawberry blonde / light ginger but I’m pretty sure she’s “supposed” to be blonde.

Going from hair “down” to hair “up” is one of the most obvious markers of adulthood at this age, and historically happened around age 16 for Katherine’s social standing but that would make Katherine 15 so we’re ignoring that slightly. I’d still say Bronté’s Katherine is at most 16 - she’s the most naive of the three Katherine’s.

—————-

Bobbie Chambers

Bobbie’s usual role is Hannah (Pulitzer’s assistant) and she’s alternate/1st understudy for Katherine as well. I’ve seen her play Katherine four times, and Hannah twice, and she is my personal favourite Katherine.

As you can see, her Katherine outfit shares a lot of commonalities with Bronté’s (skirt, waistcoat, shirt and tie combo - with blue bring her primary colour).

But there are also the obvious differences - her skirt is a subtly patterned - a thin windowpane-type check, with larger vertical stripes running through the centre of the boxes - and she has a large kangaroo style pocket on the centre front of her skirt.

Her hair is definitely ginger, slightly curled and pulled back at the edges - slightly more than Bronté but not even close to centre back. She’s more of trouble maker than Bronté I feel, and is probably 16-17.

Hannah

Hannah's costume shares a lot with Katherine - it's the same cut (in a more serious colour), but her hair is "up" now - Hannah is definitely an adult while Katherine still occupies the in between spaces.

Splint

Splint is one of the Brooklyn Newsies, a very different social standing (and judging by the hair - age) to Katherine and Hannah, but there's still the elements of Bobbie's Hannah and Katherine (mostly in the hair colour)

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Lindsay Atherton

Lindsay is a swing - she covers both Hannah and Katherine. I've seen her play Hannah three times, but I've only listened to an audio of her Katherine, not actually seen her.

The first thing about Lindsay's Katherine is that her costume isn't blue like Bronte and Bobbie's, but is more sombre coloured - also her hair is far more pulled back than the other two. I'd put her as older than the other two Katherine's - but still only in the 17-18 age range. She's also got the really tight blonde curls (Merida curls as I usually refer to them).

Which when you look at her Hannah:

It's the same dress (skirt/waistcoat - same difference). Trust me I spent way too long looking at seam placement and stripes to double check what anyone with eyes can see.

However - it's not the same outfit - Hannah's shirt has the lace/frills at the cuffs and the collar, while Katherine's is much more functional. Hannah's hair is also pulled "up" to make her a proper grownup - but it's still very clearly the same blonde Merida curls, only tamed by age.

And then there's Mack:

(Lindsay's Brooklyn Newsie character) We've got the hair continuing - Mack's hair looks like you cut Katherine's hair short then didn't take proper care of it (which for a Brooklyn newsie - tracks), plus there's the continuation of the pinstripes in Mack's shirt.

Imogen Bailey

Finally Imogen Bailey - another swing, who covers Hannah but not Katherine (at least as far as I can tell). I've seen her Hannah once.

Which has the Hannah elements from the other two actresses, but also is the only brunette, which carries into her Brooklyn Newsie - Stray.

I just enjoy how the different actresses have the opportunity to make the character their own through costume differences, not just through their acting choices.

It was also a fun experience in person getting to see all the different costumes.

This kinda got away from me.

Anyway - tl:dr - the similarities and differences between the same characters are fun, and nearly as fun as the similarities and differences between the same actress.

[beheworthy]

What is your opinion on Jane's clothes?

I liked them the best in Thor1. Her look had so much personality:

I don't like the main looks in Thor2, they are very dull and dire and I hate the red boots. I understand the date look is her doing something unlike her but still:

But the Aesir looks were so good, though they were technically not her looks. They were given to her by Thor's people:

gif credit - @usershays

And this one in the end is also great:

So Thor2 is 3/5.

I like all her looks in Thor4: the suited-up look, all the looks in the flashback sequence (the black dress, the striped tank top, the checked shirt, the hot pants/denim shorts, the coats, the 'New York' tee - all great). This is my absolute favorite, of course:

I don't particularly like the top in the hospital scene with Darcy but I'll give it a pass. And then there is this abomination:

I just???? What is this man's obsession with double jackets and depressed purple tees???? Is this a motif? Are you trying to tell us something, Waititi? Jesus! Thor and Jane in those looks look like they're trying to emulate Leonard from The Big Bang Theory.

[riptide-if]

What are the fashion senses of the ROs? What do they wear on a day to day basis?

ANON. im seriously so glad u asked u dont understand.im actually going to attatch the long descs i wrote of their everyday outfit (like in a vn..) also theres more fashion/makeup inspo on their boards on my pinterest! there's also boards for bg charas on there:33 so if u r interested in lee's band or aria there u go;p

HILO: an orange tank top with a ruffle trim paired with an off white maxi skirt. A pair of dark brown double strap sandals are on their feet. A gold ring with an infinity symbol is on the pointer finger on their right hand, accompanied by two thick threaded bracelets; the first one being yellow and orange, and the other [MC fave color] and orange. They have long almond shaped acrylic nails; colors varying. They tend to get a new set every three weeks. They wear a pair of orange bead earrings with a gold moon charm on the left ear and a gold star charm on the right ear. A pair of gold hoop earrings goes through their upper lobes in both ears.

LEE: a black shirt that’s cropped just above their stomach, with a graphic of a black skull outlined with white. A black zip-up hoodie is either halfway zipped up, tied around their waist, or discarded. A black and grey striped fingerless glove is covering one hand the other is covered in an assortments of rings including a silver skull ring and a silver ring with a red garnet stone, gifted to them by MC on their one year anniversary. Elijah wears short black cargo shorts while Elaine wears a black cargo miniskirt. They both have (optional) distressed tights underneath them. They wear two black earrings on each upper ear, a pair of silver skull earrings, two black rings on their lips, silver eyebrow stud piercing, silver septum piercing, and a silver star shaped tongue ring.

NOEMIA/NIKITA: a white long sleeved compression shirt is worn underneath a yellow, purple, and white color block windbreaker; either unzipped or balled up and put in their bag. A pair of black athletic shorts with a white adidas logos in the corner is covering their legs. They normally carry a yellow crossbody bag with an assortment of different pins on it (bisexual flag, mang, surfboard, bmo, spiderman, no pain no gain, shark, pufferfish, wave). They wear a pair of green pair of star skate shoes over a pair of colored socks; always mismatched. An anklet with white beads is around their right leg, a similar one with teal beads underneath it. A gold ring with a white teardrop shaped opal ring given to them by their grandma sits on a leather chain around their neck. Two to three hair ties are always around their wrists.

ARLO: an untucked white short sleeved t-shirt is usually worn under his rotation of lightly colored button ups, sweater vests and cardigans. A pair of light denim overalls is over it; with some barely visible paint stains here and there. He wears a pair of black oxford shoes with this. On his wrists are a few braided leather bracelets. He wears a gold vintage coin necklace around his neck along with matching small gold hoop earrings. A thing elastic headband is sometimes holding back his bangs while he works.

as for key words in my notes i have; hilo is whimsical, lee is emo (lol), n is sporty, and arlo is cozy!

[aayatunnisa]

I would like to propose a new clothing style/aesthetic: introducing ‘Sundaycore’

Mostly based on my own style, but here are some of examples of what I envision sundaycore looks like (for people with varying moods, many aesthetics, who contain multitudes like me): 

My preference is mostly androgynous and modest, and mostly encompass 3 aesthetics: classic academia, 90s artsy/plant mom, and cool grandmacore. 

- long plain shirts in solid colours or classic neutral tones

- also long checkered/plaid/stripes shirts

- long coats (I’m talking trench, pea, double-breasted, all of them)

- blazers (and and all, bonus if vintage/thrifted)

- pullovers and turtlenecks

- sweaters and vests 

- creams, khakis, browns

- muted colours

- overalls (denim, corduroy, etc)

- loose blouses

- button up shirts

- boatline tops 

- thin stripes on shirts 

- long skirts

- high-waisted jeans

- colourful shirts (geometric shapes)

- mom jeans!!

Have suggestions? Drop ‘em in the comments!

[styleatacertainage]

Talbots New Arrivals – Blue Blazer

Guess who’s singing the blues today thanks to this gorgeous double-breasted blue blazer and striped blouse. Y’all know I love to don a pair of white denim 365 days a year, and this straight-leg pair goes perfectly with the button-up and blazer combo. Everyone needs a style uniform that can be assembled in minutes and have you leave the house in confidence. Whenever I’m short on time, I always…

[multiverse-edge-slobs]

One evening night at New York City, April’s Apartment, An 5' 1" (1.55 m), Ginger hair, blue eyes young-looking 16 years old girl, April O’Neil, April wearing yellow number “5” sport shirt with elbow-length black sleeves, black leggings, blue denim shorts, double-blue-striped white high socks and black low-heeled boots. April was sitting down on her Recliner Single Sofa Lounger Chair and were about to read her “Space Heroes” comic while waiting for her roommate, Karai came home from Shopping

After 3 hours Karai returned home, almost getting stuck in the doorframe and walked into the apartment placing her shopping bags on the floor. “April im back, ya know all you do is read or watch tv, you gotta get out more buddy”

[bienmoreau]

15 questions, 15 tags

Tagged by @just-my-latest-hyperfixation thanks!

Nickname: Haze

Height: 5,4 ish

Last thing I googled: doubles tabanca (checking the spelling 'cause I was telling my brother abt having it 😆)

Song stuck in my head: don't have one rn 'cause I'm listening to Bedouin Soundclash's new album and finding my favourite new songs from it.

# followers: almost 3k

Amount of sleep: usually around 5-6 hours but I'm going to really try to get more this year and at the very least get more today cause I'm exhausted and work starts again tomorrow

Dream job: I simply do not dream of labour.. uhh yeh, I really don't know, but if I must probably something crafty where I work with other people to create things maybe for theatre or film.

Wearing: dark grey denim jacket with a lot of pins and patches (I just got it back from my friend who was embroidering the right sleeve for me) Lucy&Yak rainbow stripe trousers. A black and grey patterned hoodie I forgot I owned and haven't worn in abt 5 years and handmade knitted slippers. Oh and a big orange/black patterned scarf

Book/movie that summarizes you: ...that's a lot to ask from a piece of media?

Fav song: I don't think I have one absolute favourite song but to pick one that's always been high on the list since I was a kid; A Girl Called Johnny by The Waterboys

Aesthetic: very eclectic. Colourful/all the colours but much more warm tones and yellow accents/statemens these days. Plants and books and art. I have a sewing room rather than a sitting room (it does have a green futon in it tho) and basically if it makes me happy I'll incorporate it into my life. Big skirts and dungarees and miscellaneous jumpes & jackets...

Fav authors: Terry Pratchett and Robin Hobb

Random fact: I've been learning Korean for a year and 2 days! And am hoping to be able to start doing in-person lessons later this year :)

And tagging @seamayweed @hedvig-ulrika @eohachu @evakant @darkthestars @sirencalll @nubreed73 @theheartofthekoko @lynne-monstr @scientistsinistral @undead-robins @sebster @suhyewon @llyfrbryf @thespacebetweenworlds if you want to ofc!

[modaista69]

Trendy Women's Clothing: Embrace Style, Confidence, and Versatility

Fashion is an ever-evolving form of self-expression, and for women, trendy clothing is an exciting way to stay on top of the latest styles while showcasing personal flair. From runway-inspired looks to streetwear vibes, trendy women’s clothing offers a wide variety of options for every occasion, body type, and lifestyle. With fashion constantly shifting, it can be challenging to keep up with trends, but it’s all about striking the right balance between contemporary pieces and timeless classics.

In this article, we’ll explore the latest trends in women’s clothing, how to incorporate them into your wardrobe, and how to make them your own with a personal touch.

The Rise of Trendy Women’s Clothing

Women’s fashion has come a long way in recent years, embracing diversity, inclusivity, and sustainability. What was once dictated solely by the fashion elite is now shaped by social media influencers, everyday fashionistas, and diverse cultural movements. The rise of digital platforms has made it easier than ever to discover new styles, from Instagram posts to TikTok videos, creating a global community of style inspiration.

Trendy clothing today is about versatility and self-expression. Whether you’re aiming for a polished, sophisticated look or a more casual, street-chic vibe, the options are endless. The key is to focus on pieces that speak to your personality, fit well, and make you feel confident.

Key Trends in Trendy Women’s Clothing

Tailored, Power Suits The power suit is back and better than ever. Tailored suits, once reserved for corporate offices, have become a versatile and fashionable choice for women across the world. From double-breasted blazers to oversized trousers, this trend offers a modern take on sophistication. Wear it as part of a matching set for a polished look, or break it up by pairing the blazer with jeans or a skirt for a more casual outfit. Neutral colors like black, navy, and grey are timeless, while pastel hues and bold patterns bring a fresh twist.

Sustainability Takes Center Stage Sustainable fashion is no longer a niche market but has become a central trend in women’s clothing. As consumers become more conscious of the environmental impact of fast fashion, brands are responding by producing eco-friendly, ethically sourced apparel. This includes using organic fabrics, recycled materials, and sustainable production practices. From organic cotton basics to eco-friendly outerwear, sustainable clothing allows women to embrace trendy styles while making more mindful fashion choices. Pair these eco-conscious pieces with minimalist accessories for a chic, responsible look.

Athleisure and Sporty Chic Athleisure continues to be one of the most enduring trends in women’s fashion. The combination of sporty and stylish, athleisure has evolved far beyond the gym. High-waisted leggings, sleek joggers, and oversized sweatshirts are now wardrobe staples. Pair them with trendy sneakers, statement jackets, and functional accessories for an effortlessly cool, street-style look. Athleisure is all about comfort without sacrificing style, making it the go-to choice for many women who want to look fashionable while feeling at ease.

Bold Prints and Colors If you’re someone who loves to stand out, bold prints and vibrant colors are a must-have in your trendy wardrobe. This season, animal prints, florals, and geometric patterns are making waves. Whether it’s a leopard print dress, a snake-print handbag, or a bold striped sweater, adding statement prints to your wardrobe is an easy way to make a fashionable impact. Similarly, bright, saturated colors like fuchsia, electric blue, and neon green are trending, allowing you to inject a dose of energy into your outfits. For those who prefer a more subtle look, color blocking—mixing contrasting hues in a single outfit—can make for an eye-catching but balanced look.

The Return of Denim Denim has always been a staple in women’s wardrobes, but this season, it's been reimagined with new cuts, washes, and finishes. From oversized jackets and wide-leg jeans to vintage-inspired high-waisted styles, denim is experiencing a revival. Denim skirts and dresses are also making a comeback, giving women a chance to mix things up with casual yet stylish pieces. Distressed denim and frayed hems are still popular, adding a laid-back, lived-in vibe to your look.

Maxi Dresses and Skirts Maxi dresses and skirts are another trendy must-have for this season. The flowy, bohemian look has been reimagined with sleek, modern touches. Maxi dresses in bold prints or solid neutrals can be dressed up with heels or worn casually with sneakers. They’re perfect for summer but also easy to layer in cooler months with a chunky sweater or jacket. This trend embraces comfort and elegance in equal measure, offering a chic and versatile wardrobe option for various occasions.

Statement Sleeves This trend takes inspiration from the dramatic fashion styles of the past, but with a modern twist. Statement sleeves, such as puffed shoulders, bishop sleeves, and bell sleeves, add a touch of drama and flair to an outfit. Whether it’s a blouse, dress, or even a coat, statement sleeves can make an ordinary piece of clothing feel extraordinary. Pair a voluminous sleeve top with slim-fitting pants or a pencil skirt to balance out the silhouette and create a striking look.

How to Incorporate Trendy Clothing Into Your Wardrobe

While keeping up with trends is fun, the key to building a wardrobe that feels stylish and cohesive is mixing trendy pieces with timeless classics. Here are a few tips on how to incorporate trendy women’s clothing into your wardrobe:

Start with Basics: Begin by investing in high-quality basics that never go out of style, such as a white button-down shirt, a tailored blazer, or a pair of black jeans. These pieces can be easily mixed with trendy items to create fresh looks.

Experiment with Accessories: Accessories are a great way to experiment with trends without committing to a whole new wardrobe. Statement bags, bold jewelry, and trendy shoes can quickly elevate any outfit.

Don’t Be Afraid to Mix Styles: Combining trendy pieces with your personal style is key. For example, pair a flowy maxi skirt with a casual graphic tee for a laid-back yet fashionable look, or wear a power suit with sneakers for a street-chic vibe.

Conclusion

Trendy women’s clothing is all about embracing the latest styles while staying true to your personal taste. From tailored suits to sustainable fabrics and bold prints, there are endless ways to express

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yourself through fashion. The key is to mix trendy items with timeless basics, allowing your wardrobe to remain fresh and versatile while maintaining a sense of individuality. Whether you're drawn to athleisure or love experimenting with statement sleeves, the world of trendy women's clothing offers something for every woman to enjoy. Stay confident, stay stylish, and wear what makes you feel your best!

1. How can I incorporate trendy pieces into my existing wardrobe? To seamlessly add trendy pieces to your wardrobe, start by mixing them with classic, timeless items you already own. For example, pair a bold patterned blouse with your favorite jeans or a statement jacket over a neutral dress. Accessories are also a great way to experiment with trends without committing to a whole new look. Trendy bags, shoes, or scarves can instantly elevate any outfit.

2. What are the most versatile trendy pieces that can be worn year-round? Some of the most versatile trendy pieces include tailored blazers, high-waisted trousers, midi skirts, and maxi dresses. These can be worn in multiple seasons by layering them appropriately. For example, a blazer can be worn over a t-shirt in summer or layered with a sweater in winter, making it a year-round wardrobe essential.

3. Are sustainable trends really worth the investment? Yes, investing in sustainable trends is not only good for the environment but also for your wardrobe. Sustainable clothing is often made from high-quality materials, ensuring longevity and durability. By choosing eco-friendly options, you’re not only staying on trend but also supporting ethical practices and reducing your fashion footprint in the long run.

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Effortless Fashion: Top Picks for Women’s Button-Down Shirts

Effortless Fashion: Top Picks for Women’s Button-Down Shirts

In the world of fashion, versatility and comfort are key. One wardrobe staple that embodies these qualities is the button-down shirt. Whether you’re dressing up for a formal event or going for a casual look, a button-down shirt can be your go-to piece. This article explores the top picks for women’s button-down shirts, highlighting their styles, fabrics, and how to effortlessly incorporate them into your wardrobe.To get more news about Women Button Down Shirts, you can visit https://clouderee.com official website.

Classic White Button-Down

The classic white button-down shirt is a timeless piece that every woman should own. Its simplicity and elegance make it suitable for various occasions. Pair it with tailored trousers for a professional look, or with jeans for a casual outing. The versatility of a white button-down shirt allows you to experiment with different accessories and layers, making it a must-have in your wardrobe.

Silk Button-Down

For a touch of luxury, a silk button-down shirt is an excellent choice. The smooth and soft texture of silk adds a sophisticated element to your outfit. Silk shirts are perfect for evening events or special occasions. Pair a silk button-down with a pencil skirt or high-waisted trousers for a chic and polished look. The natural sheen of silk also makes it a great option for adding a bit of glamour to your everyday style.

Striped Button-Down

Striped button-down shirts are a great way to add some pattern and interest to your outfit. Vertical stripes can elongate your silhouette, making you appear taller and slimmer. Striped shirts come in various color combinations, allowing you to choose one that suits your personal style. Pair a striped button-down with solid-colored bottoms to create a balanced and stylish look.

Denim Button-Down

Denim button-down shirts are perfect for achieving a casual and laid-back vibe. They are durable, comfortable, and can be styled in numerous ways. Wear a denim shirt with leggings or skinny jeans for a double-denim look, or layer it over a dress for a more relaxed outfit. Denim shirts are also great for transitional weather, as they can be easily layered with jackets or sweaters.

Printed Button-Down

For those who love to make a statement, printed button-down shirts are a fantastic option. From floral patterns to abstract designs, printed shirts can add a pop of color and personality to your wardrobe. Pair a printed button-down with neutral bottoms to let the shirt be the focal point of your outfit. Printed shirts are also great for adding some fun and creativity to your everyday style.

Oversized Button-Down

Oversized button-down shirts are all about comfort and effortless style. They can be worn as a dress, paired with leggings, or tucked into high-waisted jeans for a relaxed yet fashionable look. The loose fit of oversized shirts makes them perfect for layering, allowing you to create different looks with ease. Choose an oversized button-down in a lightweight fabric for a breezy and comfortable outfit.

Linen Button-Down

Linen button-down shirts are ideal for warm weather due to their breathable and lightweight nature. Linen shirts have a natural texture that adds a casual and relaxed feel to your outfit. Pair a linen button-down with shorts or a skirt for a comfortable and stylish summer look. The natural fibers of linen also make it a sustainable and eco-friendly choice for your wardrobe.

Conclusion

Button-down shirts are a versatile and essential piece in any woman’s wardrobe. From classic white to printed designs, there is a button-down shirt for every style and occasion. By incorporating these top picks into your wardrobe, you can effortlessly create stylish and comfortable outfits that reflect your personal style. Whether you’re dressing up or down, a button-down shirt is a reliable and fashionable choice.

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