#fashion study

[kastsol]

A Fancy Catalogue Study ✨

(featuring @dandydingo >:))

[its-short-for-jackalope]

POV: the mysterious Miss Cavendish heard you gossiping about her at a gala (New York, 1835)

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I don't have the best motivation when it comes to studying anatomy and whatnot so I thought I'd try making it more fun and interesting by practicing poses and looking at fashion at the same time. (And drawing my favorite characters, of course.) The pose is from Adorkastock and I found the dress on the Met's costume archive!

I actually drew this before Searcher came out and was waiting to post it until I had a small batch of them, but I'm having some art troubles at the moment and wanted to post something fun in the meantime. :]

[takabrows]

Fashion studies!

[heyitsrink]

Lord Golden fashion study inspired by this image of a Blue-Rayed Metalmark 🦋

[astral-aromance]

DIO the fashion icon

[alonelycandleflameartbox]

Fashion Study (Reference taken from Pinterest)

Also posted on @alonelycandleflame

[alonelycandleflame]

Fashion Study (Reference photo from Pinterest) Probably the last original digital art piece I will post here before my new semester starts! Back to being busy and adapting to a new schedule! ☺️

[hayzeydayzey]

1830s ladies!

[tokyodolldiaries]

At first glance, gal fashion may seem like an imitation of its Western counterparts, but at the core of this movement was the motivation to dress like people who were far less distant: Shibuya 109's charismatic shop staff, magazine models, and domestic musicians. - Yusuke Arai, social anthropologist, pg 8

A quick scan of my blog will undoubtedly reveal a deluge of 90s-era gyaru: tan-skinned girls on towering platforms with white-painted eyes. I'm an old-school ganguro who loves old-school ganguros. 

As an old-school gal and lifelong student of gyaru fashion, I am constantly on the hunt for primary sources. I recently came across the book Shibuya 1999, a collection of photographs of Shibuya residents from the late 90s. Most of these residents are gals. 

Similar to what I did in my How To Be A Ganguro Girl post, I want to dive into Mike Nogami and Masami Takahashi's (collaboratively known as Clown) fantastic photography book to see what we can learn. There are too many beautiful coordinates in the book, and I want to give them all justice, so I'll divide this into parts. This is part one. 

It's possible that at the end, I'll compile a compendium of everything we learned. A fashion study review! 

But for now, let's tackle today's coordinates... Class is in session. 

☆ read the rest here ☆

[herosplatling-replica]

a couple of innys including some songs from their character playlist

[jenn-the-butterfly]

Jenn: *frantically searching things like “how to cope with bf being hot”, “help, my partner is sexy and I don’t know what to do”, etc*

I’ve been meaning to do some clothing stuff for all the guys so I can actually give them, well, styles and not just The One Outfit ™️ like a shonen anime…

But this might be dangerous for me cuz that bottom left fit got me like 🥵

He shouldn’t look so good in cop tops, I swear

[starsilversword-art]

Inktober Day 3 - Boots

My Calgarian self could not not draw cowboy boots.

[ellezhangart]

Fanart based on Butterfly’s Dream from Love Nikki

[smittyw]

(dailies 7.14.23)

[mozzalu]

Lipsoul art from back in February

[kayleeluong]

Are you familiar with the gear shift? Did you mean the PRNDL?

Here are some 2000s fashion studies of the one and only London Tipton! YAY ME!