#max and Roxane

[vlackevil]

Happy Valentine Day with the Best Ships of fiction:

[skippindotts]

disney-ifies your warner bros toons

anyways i’ve been thinking a lot about my silly toon oc betty (you can find more of her if you scroll down on my page)

[cinemaquiles]

Horror Lovecraftiano: "Evolução" (Evolution, 2015)

[lgbtqreads]

Hi! I would love to hear some of your all time favourties :)

Okay, but as long as we acknowledge it’s just some. I always accidentally leave out huge favorites! (All links are to Bookshop, except where they don’t carry said book, because may as well treat yourself and support LGBTQReads and independent bookstores at the same time, right?)

YA Thriller: 

Female protag: Sadie by Courtney Summers

Male protag: Last Seen Leaving by Caleb Roehrig

Contemporary YA Romance

m/m: Beating Heart Baby by Lio Min 

f/f: She Gets the Girl by Alyson Derrick and Rachael Lippincott

m/f: Hot Dog Girl by Jennifer Dugan

Heavier contemporary YA, all of which totally coincidentally have bi protags:

Full Disclosure by Camryn Garrett

The Last True Poets of the Sea by Julia Drake

Girl Made of Stars by Ashley Herring Blake 

Every Time You Hear That Song by Jenna Voris

History is All You Left Me by Adam Silvera 

It Goes Like This by Miel Moreland (Please read it if you’re a fan of stuff like Daisy Jones and the Six, pleeeease)

Paranormal YA:  Cemetery Boys by Aiden Thomas

YA Sci-fi: The Disasters by MK England

YA Fantasy:

Standalone: Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust

Duology: The Midnight Lie by Marie Rutkoski

Trilogy: Black Wings Beating by Alex London

YA Horror: The City Beautiful by Aden Polydoros

YA Magical Realism: Wild Beauty by Anna-Marie McLemore

YA Fabulism: This Rebel Heart by Katherine Locke

Historical YA: The above two titles and Self-Made Boys by Anna-Marie McLemore

YA Graphic Novels:

Male protag: Flamer by Mike Curato

Female protag: Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu (but truly, The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich by Deya Muniz is right behind it)

New Adult Romance:

m/m: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

f/f: Treasure by Rebekah Weatherspoon

m/f: Hold Me by Courtney Milan

Adult Contemporary Romance:

m/m: The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun

f/f:  Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner

m/f: The Intimacy Experiment by Rosie Danan

polyam: Triple Sec by TJ Alexander (f/f/gq)

Adult Historical Romance:

m/m: We Could Be So Good by Cat Sebastian

f/f: The Lady’s Guide to Celestial Mechanics by Olivia Waite

Adult Contemporary Fiction:

In at the Deep End by Kate Davies

The Guncle by Steven Rowley

Endpapers by Jennifer Savran Kelly

Body Grammar by Jules Ohman

Adult Mystery Series:

Contemporary: Roxane Weary by Kristen Lepionka

Historical: Evander Mills by Lev A.C. Rosen 

Adult Thriller: 

Male protag: Yes, Daddy by Jonathan Parks-Ramage

Female protag: Temper by Layne Fargo

Adult Horror: Tripping Arcadia by Kit Mayquist

Adult Science Fantasy: Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir (adult science fantasy)

Adult Fantasy: 

Standalone: The Book Eaters by Sunyi Dean

Series: The Unspoken Name by AK Larkwood (please for the love of god at least try this if you’re a huge fan of Gideon already)

Adult Sci-Fi: This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone

[harmoniegoof-blog]

HARMONIE IN A GOOFY MOVIE :

3 years have passed since the events of Goof troop. During the movie, Harmonie is at home. She won't go with Goofy and Max so she can let her boys tighter their family ties.

She will be seen only at the beginning of the movie, dancing the mambo with Goofy, helping him to charge the car with the boxes, and at the end, watching Goofy and Max at the TV with Powerline. 

-> In the lester possum park, we can see a kid with a book "A raccoon's family" so it means her dream of being a famous child book illustrator with her own serie became true.

-> Harmonie is the one who helped Max making his Powerline outfit. She knew about Roxane way before Goofy did since Max asked her advices to impress his crush.

(The 2 edited screenshots were made by Lehicolmillos on IG)

[ectonurites]

MAX MAYFIELD + THE SMOOTH SURFACE OF IDYLL by ROXANE GAY

[cyborg-lucariosart]

The Mysterious Prophet page 19

With Roxane now being powered into Pokémon Rider Max, she and C-L are able to take care of Eyesmon, but is this the end of the fight? --- This page was originally posted on my Patreon last week.

Posted using PostyBirb

[crazykuroneko]

Roxane was there for over a month which sounds about right for Madeleine's role given the total production time is 5 months (i'd expect her to be in like 2-3 episodes max). The Paris location shoots if they were going to happen sounded like they were gonna be in August according to KP but if she lives in Paris anyways then that's easy if they want her for a few scenes later.

I think KP dropped the biggest hint that they already filmed the trial cause he said a single scene took 6 days to shoot.. can't imagine that being anything else with all the theatre vamps involved.

Thank you for the info. That reminds me of two new-received scripts KP teased as being challenging as an actor asgshsjsl. Perhaps I'd die when S2 airs 🫠

[cleverhottubmiracle]

A few decades ago, maternity wear was quite one-note. However, in the 2000s, things have gotten bolder, more colorful, and honestly, wilder. We love daring maternity looks, especially from our favorite celebrities on the red carpet. We’ve seen some sexy maternity looks, gothic maternity looks, and more, but we need to show some love to the wilder maternity red-carpet fashion that got fans talking. You may be asking yourself, “What makes a maternity look wild?” Well, a maternity look is a wild one if they make you do a double take, something that makes you go: “What am I looking at, and why do I love it?” While we’ve seen a lot of naked maternity dresses over the years, but even they can surprise us every now and then. From Rihanna’s unique maternity looks at Paris Fashion Week and the Met Gala to neon ensembles from Fergie, we gathered some of the wildest maternity looks from the red carpet since 1988. Suki Waterhouse at the Emmys (2024) Image Credit: Photo by Frederic J. Brown / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images. We’re still not over the daring red gown Suki Waterhouse wore at the 75th Emmy Awards in 2024. This Valentino Couture Custom Gown had everything: the bold color, cutouts, and the perfect silhouette to show off her baby bump. Iconic? Yes. Wild? Also yes.   Jessie J at The BRIT Awards (2023) Image Credit: Mike Marsland/WireImage Jessie J’s red look at the 2023 BRIT Awards was such a fun maternity look: the puffy matching jacket, the bare-bumping two-piece, and the orb-like purse.  Sienna Miller at the Vogue World: London (2023) Image Credit: Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage Sienna Miller atended the Vogue World: London 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in a truly wild maternity look. This puffy, white two-piece from Schiaparelli’s Fall 2023 Couture collection had everyone talking back in 2023!  Rihanna at the Met Gala (2023) Image Credit: Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection It doesn’t get more wild, or more unique, than Rihanna’s Valentino maternity look for the 2023 Met Gala. Rihanna at Paris Fashion Week (2022) Image Credit: Photo by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images Rihanna’s Dior lingerie ensemble at Paris Fashion Week is one of the boldest and most risqué maternity looks we think we’ll ever see. Cardi B at the Met Gala (2018) Image Credit: . Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection The 2018 Met Gala theme Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination will go down in history as the best Met Gala theme, and the one with the most daring fashion. And Cardi B turned heads wearing this maternity Moschino costume. Chrissy Teigen at the Grammys (2018) Image Credit: Max Parker/Everett Collection Chrissy Teigen’s silver Yanina Couture maternity gown at the 60th Anniversary Grammy Awards is quite wild for multiple reasons. It’s giving fun business casual, plus the bright silver sequins all over make it an understated type of wild, yknow? Either way, we still like it. Kim Kardashian at the LACMA ART+FILM GALA (2015) Image Credit: Dee Cercone/Everett Collection Kim Kardashian donned a lot of unique maternity looks, but the sheer lace one she wore at the 2015 LACMA ART+FILM GALA took it to the next level. And if you’re wondering, this wild maternity look is from Givenchy’s Spring 2016 collection. Fergie at the Nickelodeon’s Annual Kids’ Choice Awards (2013) Image Credit: Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Fergie was a neon Queen at Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards at USC Galen Center on March 23, 2013. Honestly, this color palette, and the matching neon accessories are quite wild, especially for a maternity look. And for those wondering, she’s wearing a Mary Katrantzou Fishtank Dress, Fergie Roxane Sandal in Yellow, and a Swarovski Power Multicolor Clutch. Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Cannes Film Festival (2011) Image Credit: Photo by George Pimentel/FilmMagic Actress Charlotte Gainsbourg’s ultra-sheer black look back in 2011 was so wild back then, but it did help pave the way for more daring maternity looks.  M.I.A. at the Grammys (2009) Image Credit: Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage Singer M.I.A. turned heads in this truly wild maternity look. This House of Holland look had it all: a unique, loud pattern and sheer everywhere else. Plus, the neon nail polish and thick accessories took it to the next level. Gwen Stefani at the Grammys (2006) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage for The Recording Academy Gwen Stefani’s dress at the 2006 Grammys isn’t talked about enough. With the leopard print, the unusual color palette, and the ombre effect to top it off, it’s truly wild — especially for 2006! Britney Spears at the ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ Premiere (2005) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images We had to mention this Britney Spears look from 2005. This wild look isn’t wild for the silhouette or even the color, but for what’s written on her tank top. The early 2000s were prime time for casual looks on the red carpet, and for the premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she donned a tank that read “I have the Golden Ticket,” and an arrow pointing to her baby bump. Melora Hardin at the ‘Finding Neverland’ Premiere (2004) Image Credit: Photo by SGranitz/WireImage Actress Melora Hardin’s look for the premiere of Finding Neverland is quite wild. The bottom half is quite calm, all black, and then the top half is quite unique. For instance, there’s the bedazzled beanie, a ruffled yellow silk top and a black lace top, and gold accents.  Emma Thompson at the ‘Mad Cows’ Premiere (1999) Image Credit: PA Images via Getty Images For the premiere of Mad Cows, a pregnant Emma Thompson did some seriously wild method dressing. She not only had a cowhide vest, but matched in cowprint with her now-husband Greg Wise. Sarah, Duchess Of York at The Ballet Rambert (1988) Image Credit: Tim Graham Photo Library via Get This velvet, puffy dress is definitely a sign of the times, but even back then, it was quite bold for a royal. Sarah, Duchess Of York, wore this wildly cool gown at a performance by The Ballet Rambert back in 1988. Wildest Celebrity Maternity Looks: Pin It! Source link

[norajworld]

A few decades ago, maternity wear was quite one-note. However, in the 2000s, things have gotten bolder, more colorful, and honestly, wilder. We love daring maternity looks, especially from our favorite celebrities on the red carpet. We’ve seen some sexy maternity looks, gothic maternity looks, and more, but we need to show some love to the wilder maternity red-carpet fashion that got fans talking. You may be asking yourself, “What makes a maternity look wild?” Well, a maternity look is a wild one if they make you do a double take, something that makes you go: “What am I looking at, and why do I love it?” While we’ve seen a lot of naked maternity dresses over the years, but even they can surprise us every now and then. From Rihanna’s unique maternity looks at Paris Fashion Week and the Met Gala to neon ensembles from Fergie, we gathered some of the wildest maternity looks from the red carpet since 1988. Suki Waterhouse at the Emmys (2024) Image Credit: Photo by Frederic J. Brown / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images. We’re still not over the daring red gown Suki Waterhouse wore at the 75th Emmy Awards in 2024. This Valentino Couture Custom Gown had everything: the bold color, cutouts, and the perfect silhouette to show off her baby bump. Iconic? Yes. Wild? Also yes.   Jessie J at The BRIT Awards (2023) Image Credit: Mike Marsland/WireImage Jessie J’s red look at the 2023 BRIT Awards was such a fun maternity look: the puffy matching jacket, the bare-bumping two-piece, and the orb-like purse.  Sienna Miller at the Vogue World: London (2023) Image Credit: Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage Sienna Miller atended the Vogue World: London 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in a truly wild maternity look. This puffy, white two-piece from Schiaparelli’s Fall 2023 Couture collection had everyone talking back in 2023!  Rihanna at the Met Gala (2023) Image Credit: Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection It doesn’t get more wild, or more unique, than Rihanna’s Valentino maternity look for the 2023 Met Gala. Rihanna at Paris Fashion Week (2022) Image Credit: Photo by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images Rihanna’s Dior lingerie ensemble at Paris Fashion Week is one of the boldest and most risqué maternity looks we think we’ll ever see. Cardi B at the Met Gala (2018) Image Credit: . Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection The 2018 Met Gala theme Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination will go down in history as the best Met Gala theme, and the one with the most daring fashion. And Cardi B turned heads wearing this maternity Moschino costume. Chrissy Teigen at the Grammys (2018) Image Credit: Max Parker/Everett Collection Chrissy Teigen’s silver Yanina Couture maternity gown at the 60th Anniversary Grammy Awards is quite wild for multiple reasons. It’s giving fun business casual, plus the bright silver sequins all over make it an understated type of wild, yknow? Either way, we still like it. Kim Kardashian at the LACMA ART+FILM GALA (2015) Image Credit: Dee Cercone/Everett Collection Kim Kardashian donned a lot of unique maternity looks, but the sheer lace one she wore at the 2015 LACMA ART+FILM GALA took it to the next level. And if you’re wondering, this wild maternity look is from Givenchy’s Spring 2016 collection. Fergie at the Nickelodeon’s Annual Kids’ Choice Awards (2013) Image Credit: Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Fergie was a neon Queen at Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards at USC Galen Center on March 23, 2013. Honestly, this color palette, and the matching neon accessories are quite wild, especially for a maternity look. And for those wondering, she’s wearing a Mary Katrantzou Fishtank Dress, Fergie Roxane Sandal in Yellow, and a Swarovski Power Multicolor Clutch. Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Cannes Film Festival (2011) Image Credit: Photo by George Pimentel/FilmMagic Actress Charlotte Gainsbourg’s ultra-sheer black look back in 2011 was so wild back then, but it did help pave the way for more daring maternity looks.  M.I.A. at the Grammys (2009) Image Credit: Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage Singer M.I.A. turned heads in this truly wild maternity look. This House of Holland look had it all: a unique, loud pattern and sheer everywhere else. Plus, the neon nail polish and thick accessories took it to the next level. Gwen Stefani at the Grammys (2006) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage for The Recording Academy Gwen Stefani’s dress at the 2006 Grammys isn’t talked about enough. With the leopard print, the unusual color palette, and the ombre effect to top it off, it’s truly wild — especially for 2006! Britney Spears at the ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ Premiere (2005) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images We had to mention this Britney Spears look from 2005. This wild look isn’t wild for the silhouette or even the color, but for what’s written on her tank top. The early 2000s were prime time for casual looks on the red carpet, and for the premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she donned a tank that read “I have the Golden Ticket,” and an arrow pointing to her baby bump. Melora Hardin at the ‘Finding Neverland’ Premiere (2004) Image Credit: Photo by SGranitz/WireImage Actress Melora Hardin’s look for the premiere of Finding Neverland is quite wild. The bottom half is quite calm, all black, and then the top half is quite unique. For instance, there’s the bedazzled beanie, a ruffled yellow silk top and a black lace top, and gold accents.  Emma Thompson at the ‘Mad Cows’ Premiere (1999) Image Credit: PA Images via Getty Images For the premiere of Mad Cows, a pregnant Emma Thompson did some seriously wild method dressing. She not only had a cowhide vest, but matched in cowprint with her now-husband Greg Wise. Sarah, Duchess Of York at The Ballet Rambert (1988) Image Credit: Tim Graham Photo Library via Get This velvet, puffy dress is definitely a sign of the times, but even back then, it was quite bold for a royal. Sarah, Duchess Of York, wore this wildly cool gown at a performance by The Ballet Rambert back in 1988. Wildest Celebrity Maternity Looks: Pin It! Source link

[ellajme0]

A few decades ago, maternity wear was quite one-note. However, in the 2000s, things have gotten bolder, more colorful, and honestly, wilder. We love daring maternity looks, especially from our favorite celebrities on the red carpet. We’ve seen some sexy maternity looks, gothic maternity looks, and more, but we need to show some love to the wilder maternity red-carpet fashion that got fans talking. You may be asking yourself, “What makes a maternity look wild?” Well, a maternity look is a wild one if they make you do a double take, something that makes you go: “What am I looking at, and why do I love it?” While we’ve seen a lot of naked maternity dresses over the years, but even they can surprise us every now and then. From Rihanna’s unique maternity looks at Paris Fashion Week and the Met Gala to neon ensembles from Fergie, we gathered some of the wildest maternity looks from the red carpet since 1988. Suki Waterhouse at the Emmys (2024) Image Credit: Photo by Frederic J. Brown / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images. We’re still not over the daring red gown Suki Waterhouse wore at the 75th Emmy Awards in 2024. This Valentino Couture Custom Gown had everything: the bold color, cutouts, and the perfect silhouette to show off her baby bump. Iconic? Yes. Wild? Also yes.   Jessie J at The BRIT Awards (2023) Image Credit: Mike Marsland/WireImage Jessie J’s red look at the 2023 BRIT Awards was such a fun maternity look: the puffy matching jacket, the bare-bumping two-piece, and the orb-like purse.  Sienna Miller at the Vogue World: London (2023) Image Credit: Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage Sienna Miller atended the Vogue World: London 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in a truly wild maternity look. This puffy, white two-piece from Schiaparelli’s Fall 2023 Couture collection had everyone talking back in 2023!  Rihanna at the Met Gala (2023) Image Credit: Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection It doesn’t get more wild, or more unique, than Rihanna’s Valentino maternity look for the 2023 Met Gala. Rihanna at Paris Fashion Week (2022) Image Credit: Photo by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images Rihanna’s Dior lingerie ensemble at Paris Fashion Week is one of the boldest and most risqué maternity looks we think we’ll ever see. Cardi B at the Met Gala (2018) Image Credit: . Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection The 2018 Met Gala theme Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination will go down in history as the best Met Gala theme, and the one with the most daring fashion. And Cardi B turned heads wearing this maternity Moschino costume. Chrissy Teigen at the Grammys (2018) Image Credit: Max Parker/Everett Collection Chrissy Teigen’s silver Yanina Couture maternity gown at the 60th Anniversary Grammy Awards is quite wild for multiple reasons. It’s giving fun business casual, plus the bright silver sequins all over make it an understated type of wild, yknow? Either way, we still like it. Kim Kardashian at the LACMA ART+FILM GALA (2015) Image Credit: Dee Cercone/Everett Collection Kim Kardashian donned a lot of unique maternity looks, but the sheer lace one she wore at the 2015 LACMA ART+FILM GALA took it to the next level. And if you’re wondering, this wild maternity look is from Givenchy’s Spring 2016 collection. Fergie at the Nickelodeon’s Annual Kids’ Choice Awards (2013) Image Credit: Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Fergie was a neon Queen at Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards at USC Galen Center on March 23, 2013. Honestly, this color palette, and the matching neon accessories are quite wild, especially for a maternity look. And for those wondering, she’s wearing a Mary Katrantzou Fishtank Dress, Fergie Roxane Sandal in Yellow, and a Swarovski Power Multicolor Clutch. Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Cannes Film Festival (2011) Image Credit: Photo by George Pimentel/FilmMagic Actress Charlotte Gainsbourg’s ultra-sheer black look back in 2011 was so wild back then, but it did help pave the way for more daring maternity looks.  M.I.A. at the Grammys (2009) Image Credit: Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage Singer M.I.A. turned heads in this truly wild maternity look. This House of Holland look had it all: a unique, loud pattern and sheer everywhere else. Plus, the neon nail polish and thick accessories took it to the next level. Gwen Stefani at the Grammys (2006) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage for The Recording Academy Gwen Stefani’s dress at the 2006 Grammys isn’t talked about enough. With the leopard print, the unusual color palette, and the ombre effect to top it off, it’s truly wild — especially for 2006! Britney Spears at the ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ Premiere (2005) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images We had to mention this Britney Spears look from 2005. This wild look isn’t wild for the silhouette or even the color, but for what’s written on her tank top. The early 2000s were prime time for casual looks on the red carpet, and for the premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she donned a tank that read “I have the Golden Ticket,” and an arrow pointing to her baby bump. Melora Hardin at the ‘Finding Neverland’ Premiere (2004) Image Credit: Photo by SGranitz/WireImage Actress Melora Hardin’s look for the premiere of Finding Neverland is quite wild. The bottom half is quite calm, all black, and then the top half is quite unique. For instance, there’s the bedazzled beanie, a ruffled yellow silk top and a black lace top, and gold accents.  Emma Thompson at the ‘Mad Cows’ Premiere (1999) Image Credit: PA Images via Getty Images For the premiere of Mad Cows, a pregnant Emma Thompson did some seriously wild method dressing. She not only had a cowhide vest, but matched in cowprint with her now-husband Greg Wise. Sarah, Duchess Of York at The Ballet Rambert (1988) Image Credit: Tim Graham Photo Library via Get This velvet, puffy dress is definitely a sign of the times, but even back then, it was quite bold for a royal. Sarah, Duchess Of York, wore this wildly cool gown at a performance by The Ballet Rambert back in 1988. Wildest Celebrity Maternity Looks: Pin It! Source link

[chilimili212]

A few decades ago, maternity wear was quite one-note. However, in the 2000s, things have gotten bolder, more colorful, and honestly, wilder. We love daring maternity looks, especially from our favorite celebrities on the red carpet. We’ve seen some sexy maternity looks, gothic maternity looks, and more, but we need to show some love to the wilder maternity red-carpet fashion that got fans talking. You may be asking yourself, “What makes a maternity look wild?” Well, a maternity look is a wild one if they make you do a double take, something that makes you go: “What am I looking at, and why do I love it?” While we’ve seen a lot of naked maternity dresses over the years, but even they can surprise us every now and then. From Rihanna’s unique maternity looks at Paris Fashion Week and the Met Gala to neon ensembles from Fergie, we gathered some of the wildest maternity looks from the red carpet since 1988. Suki Waterhouse at the Emmys (2024) Image Credit: Photo by Frederic J. Brown / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images. We’re still not over the daring red gown Suki Waterhouse wore at the 75th Emmy Awards in 2024. This Valentino Couture Custom Gown had everything: the bold color, cutouts, and the perfect silhouette to show off her baby bump. Iconic? Yes. Wild? Also yes.   Jessie J at The BRIT Awards (2023) Image Credit: Mike Marsland/WireImage Jessie J’s red look at the 2023 BRIT Awards was such a fun maternity look: the puffy matching jacket, the bare-bumping two-piece, and the orb-like purse.  Sienna Miller at the Vogue World: London (2023) Image Credit: Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage Sienna Miller atended the Vogue World: London 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in a truly wild maternity look. This puffy, white two-piece from Schiaparelli’s Fall 2023 Couture collection had everyone talking back in 2023!  Rihanna at the Met Gala (2023) Image Credit: Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection It doesn’t get more wild, or more unique, than Rihanna’s Valentino maternity look for the 2023 Met Gala. Rihanna at Paris Fashion Week (2022) Image Credit: Photo by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images Rihanna’s Dior lingerie ensemble at Paris Fashion Week is one of the boldest and most risqué maternity looks we think we’ll ever see. Cardi B at the Met Gala (2018) Image Credit: . Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection The 2018 Met Gala theme Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination will go down in history as the best Met Gala theme, and the one with the most daring fashion. And Cardi B turned heads wearing this maternity Moschino costume. Chrissy Teigen at the Grammys (2018) Image Credit: Max Parker/Everett Collection Chrissy Teigen’s silver Yanina Couture maternity gown at the 60th Anniversary Grammy Awards is quite wild for multiple reasons. It’s giving fun business casual, plus the bright silver sequins all over make it an understated type of wild, yknow? Either way, we still like it. Kim Kardashian at the LACMA ART+FILM GALA (2015) Image Credit: Dee Cercone/Everett Collection Kim Kardashian donned a lot of unique maternity looks, but the sheer lace one she wore at the 2015 LACMA ART+FILM GALA took it to the next level. And if you’re wondering, this wild maternity look is from Givenchy’s Spring 2016 collection. Fergie at the Nickelodeon’s Annual Kids’ Choice Awards (2013) Image Credit: Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Fergie was a neon Queen at Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards at USC Galen Center on March 23, 2013. Honestly, this color palette, and the matching neon accessories are quite wild, especially for a maternity look. And for those wondering, she’s wearing a Mary Katrantzou Fishtank Dress, Fergie Roxane Sandal in Yellow, and a Swarovski Power Multicolor Clutch. Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Cannes Film Festival (2011) Image Credit: Photo by George Pimentel/FilmMagic Actress Charlotte Gainsbourg’s ultra-sheer black look back in 2011 was so wild back then, but it did help pave the way for more daring maternity looks.  M.I.A. at the Grammys (2009) Image Credit: Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage Singer M.I.A. turned heads in this truly wild maternity look. This House of Holland look had it all: a unique, loud pattern and sheer everywhere else. Plus, the neon nail polish and thick accessories took it to the next level. Gwen Stefani at the Grammys (2006) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage for The Recording Academy Gwen Stefani’s dress at the 2006 Grammys isn’t talked about enough. With the leopard print, the unusual color palette, and the ombre effect to top it off, it’s truly wild — especially for 2006! Britney Spears at the ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ Premiere (2005) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images We had to mention this Britney Spears look from 2005. This wild look isn’t wild for the silhouette or even the color, but for what’s written on her tank top. The early 2000s were prime time for casual looks on the red carpet, and for the premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she donned a tank that read “I have the Golden Ticket,” and an arrow pointing to her baby bump. Melora Hardin at the ‘Finding Neverland’ Premiere (2004) Image Credit: Photo by SGranitz/WireImage Actress Melora Hardin’s look for the premiere of Finding Neverland is quite wild. The bottom half is quite calm, all black, and then the top half is quite unique. For instance, there’s the bedazzled beanie, a ruffled yellow silk top and a black lace top, and gold accents.  Emma Thompson at the ‘Mad Cows’ Premiere (1999) Image Credit: PA Images via Getty Images For the premiere of Mad Cows, a pregnant Emma Thompson did some seriously wild method dressing. She not only had a cowhide vest, but matched in cowprint with her now-husband Greg Wise. Sarah, Duchess Of York at The Ballet Rambert (1988) Image Credit: Tim Graham Photo Library via Get This velvet, puffy dress is definitely a sign of the times, but even back then, it was quite bold for a royal. Sarah, Duchess Of York, wore this wildly cool gown at a performance by The Ballet Rambert back in 1988. Wildest Celebrity Maternity Looks: Pin It! Source link

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A few decades ago, maternity wear was quite one-note. However, in the 2000s, things have gotten bolder, more colorful, and honestly, wilder. We love daring maternity looks, especially from our favorite celebrities on the red carpet. We’ve seen some sexy maternity looks, gothic maternity looks, and more, but we need to show some love to the wilder maternity red-carpet fashion that got fans talking. You may be asking yourself, “What makes a maternity look wild?” Well, a maternity look is a wild one if they make you do a double take, something that makes you go: “What am I looking at, and why do I love it?” While we’ve seen a lot of naked maternity dresses over the years, but even they can surprise us every now and then. From Rihanna’s unique maternity looks at Paris Fashion Week and the Met Gala to neon ensembles from Fergie, we gathered some of the wildest maternity looks from the red carpet since 1988. Suki Waterhouse at the Emmys (2024) Image Credit: Photo by Frederic J. Brown / AFP) (Photo by FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images. We’re still not over the daring red gown Suki Waterhouse wore at the 75th Emmy Awards in 2024. This Valentino Couture Custom Gown had everything: the bold color, cutouts, and the perfect silhouette to show off her baby bump. Iconic? Yes. Wild? Also yes.   Jessie J at The BRIT Awards (2023) Image Credit: Mike Marsland/WireImage Jessie J’s red look at the 2023 BRIT Awards was such a fun maternity look: the puffy matching jacket, the bare-bumping two-piece, and the orb-like purse.  Sienna Miller at the Vogue World: London (2023) Image Credit: Photo by Karwai Tang/WireImage Sienna Miller atended the Vogue World: London 2023 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in a truly wild maternity look. This puffy, white two-piece from Schiaparelli’s Fall 2023 Couture collection had everyone talking back in 2023!  Rihanna at the Met Gala (2023) Image Credit: Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection It doesn’t get more wild, or more unique, than Rihanna’s Valentino maternity look for the 2023 Met Gala. Rihanna at Paris Fashion Week (2022) Image Credit: Photo by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images Rihanna’s Dior lingerie ensemble at Paris Fashion Week is one of the boldest and most risqué maternity looks we think we’ll ever see. Cardi B at the Met Gala (2018) Image Credit: . Photo By: Kristin Callahan/Everett Collection The 2018 Met Gala theme Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination will go down in history as the best Met Gala theme, and the one with the most daring fashion. And Cardi B turned heads wearing this maternity Moschino costume. Chrissy Teigen at the Grammys (2018) Image Credit: Max Parker/Everett Collection Chrissy Teigen’s silver Yanina Couture maternity gown at the 60th Anniversary Grammy Awards is quite wild for multiple reasons. It’s giving fun business casual, plus the bright silver sequins all over make it an understated type of wild, yknow? Either way, we still like it. Kim Kardashian at the LACMA ART+FILM GALA (2015) Image Credit: Dee Cercone/Everett Collection Kim Kardashian donned a lot of unique maternity looks, but the sheer lace one she wore at the 2015 LACMA ART+FILM GALA took it to the next level. And if you’re wondering, this wild maternity look is from Givenchy’s Spring 2016 collection. Fergie at the Nickelodeon’s Annual Kids’ Choice Awards (2013) Image Credit: Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images Fergie was a neon Queen at Nickelodeon’s 26th Annual Kids’ Choice Awards at USC Galen Center on March 23, 2013. Honestly, this color palette, and the matching neon accessories are quite wild, especially for a maternity look. And for those wondering, she’s wearing a Mary Katrantzou Fishtank Dress, Fergie Roxane Sandal in Yellow, and a Swarovski Power Multicolor Clutch. Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Cannes Film Festival (2011) Image Credit: Photo by George Pimentel/FilmMagic Actress Charlotte Gainsbourg’s ultra-sheer black look back in 2011 was so wild back then, but it did help pave the way for more daring maternity looks.  M.I.A. at the Grammys (2009) Image Credit: Photo by Steve Granitz/WireImage Singer M.I.A. turned heads in this truly wild maternity look. This House of Holland look had it all: a unique, loud pattern and sheer everywhere else. Plus, the neon nail polish and thick accessories took it to the next level. Gwen Stefani at the Grammys (2006) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Mazur/WireImage for The Recording Academy Gwen Stefani’s dress at the 2006 Grammys isn’t talked about enough. With the leopard print, the unusual color palette, and the ombre effect to top it off, it’s truly wild — especially for 2006! Britney Spears at the ‘Charlie And The Chocolate Factory’ Premiere (2005) Image Credit: Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images We had to mention this Britney Spears look from 2005. This wild look isn’t wild for the silhouette or even the color, but for what’s written on her tank top. The early 2000s were prime time for casual looks on the red carpet, and for the premiere of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, she donned a tank that read “I have the Golden Ticket,” and an arrow pointing to her baby bump. Melora Hardin at the ‘Finding Neverland’ Premiere (2004) Image Credit: Photo by SGranitz/WireImage Actress Melora Hardin’s look for the premiere of Finding Neverland is quite wild. The bottom half is quite calm, all black, and then the top half is quite unique. For instance, there’s the bedazzled beanie, a ruffled yellow silk top and a black lace top, and gold accents.  Emma Thompson at the ‘Mad Cows’ Premiere (1999) Image Credit: PA Images via Getty Images For the premiere of Mad Cows, a pregnant Emma Thompson did some seriously wild method dressing. She not only had a cowhide vest, but matched in cowprint with her now-husband Greg Wise. Sarah, Duchess Of York at The Ballet Rambert (1988) Image Credit: Tim Graham Photo Library via Get This velvet, puffy dress is definitely a sign of the times, but even back then, it was quite bold for a royal. Sarah, Duchess Of York, wore this wildly cool gown at a performance by The Ballet Rambert back in 1988. Wildest Celebrity Maternity Looks: Pin It! Source link

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Regarder 66-5 saison 1 épisode 3 en streaming VF HD Roxane exprime des soupçons quant à la possible manipulation de Rudy et de son complice, Pasquale, par les forces de l'ordre. Elle questionne son client au sujet d'un individu nommé Max, dont l'identité est floutée sur les photos du dossier. Pendant ce temps, Bilal met en garde Roxane contre la recherche des enregistrements vidéo du restaurant de Chérilus, lui suggérant de ne pas s'y intéresser. Read the full article

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I Can’t Believe Disney Did That

This is just my friend @sketchderps and I messing around after the 24th anniversary of the Goofy Movie. It was so late and we were so gone, but we laughed like hyenas when this scene came up. XD