#thank you costume department

[mister-supernova]

In conclusion of watching Bottoms three times, I would like to be as hot as Hazel Callahan while also being with Hazel Callahan romantically please and thank you

[diadotcom]

outslayed everyone on set

[dearest-alexander]

THAT BILLOW-Y SHIRT was really working overtime.

[quicksiluers]

me:

[irradiatedwarlock]

Turtleneck of desire.

crowley's looks appreciation → 3/? ↳  slutty turtleneck

[adhd-merlin]

my beloved son with his silly little neckerchief and his stupid boots with a dozen pointless buckles. and his trousers tucked into his socks. fashion icon.

[emynarnen]

Boy's got a new outfit and hairstyle in 2.04!

[ronanceautistic]

I love the idea of like, on the surface it looks like Nancy is the one conforming with the traditional values and societal expectation but in reality Robin is the one with that mindset.

Hear me out okay. I feel like basically so many kids who grew up as girls have had this experience of like aggressively hating girly stuff as like a form of internalised misogyny. And I like the idea of Robin - especially in a Rebel Robin universe - having that mindset of how she's always been treated different and wrong by the girls who wear pink and love clothes and care about the way they dress. So she's not conforming to that and she's gonna be different and refuse to touch any of the things those kinds of people like!

And then she meets Nancy, who likes all of those things, but also sees the gun-wielding, mouthy, nerdy side of her and her brain is like "how can those two qualities possibly co-exist" and she goes on like a crusade to prove to Nancy she's been like shackled by gender roles. And then I think Nancy opens up to Robin about her experience working at the Hawkins Post and being like, yeah, being born a girl sucks sometimes, but these lil hair clips are cute as hell.

And I think the more Robin starts paying attention and stops seeing Nancy the way she always saw her at school she realises Nancy just like, likes stuff. She has hair clips and pink sweaters and leather gloves and combat boots. She wears pastel floral skirts and blouses and dark brown jackets and plaid shirts. She's got cat ornaments and teddy bears and pictures of graveyards stuck to her wall. And she's ultra polite to strangers but swears like a sailor.

And when they hang out together Robin notices Nancy's willingness to try absolutely everything Robin likes, she steals Robin's comfortable clothes, tries on her rings and earrings and sometimes they go missing and Robin knows Nancy took them. And she thinks about her own aversion to Nancy's stuff and thinks 'if someone as different as Nancy Wheeler can like all this stuff then why am I so scared of it?'

Anyways!

[polin-erospsyche]

Oh Penelope Bridgerton the reuse recycle queen that you are 😍

In all three scenes she wears the same nightgown. In all three scenes she’s in a different phase of accepting herself and taking control of her life and her own voice.

In the first instance where she wears she’s just been overlooked by Cressida, she is annoyed by herself and the situation because she’s trying so hard to get off the wall and she’s not sure it’s working.

The second time she wears it she knows she’s about to proposed to. Her practical plan is working. She has gained in her own confidence and she’s realising she has a voice. Yet her heart yearns for love. She’s got what she wants but not what she needs. And she looks away from her own reflection brushing away her hopes of one day finding true love.

The third time she wears it she’s shown in an incredibly empowering position. She is no longer Penelope Featherington, practical, resolute, putting security before her dreams of finding love. She is no longer little Pen, overlooked and hiding behind her pen and the powerful persona of Lady Whistledown she’s created for herself. She is Penelope Bridgerton. She is aware of her power and she is in control of her own voice. She is successful and oh so loved by her husband. She has fully stepped into her actualised self and it is absolutely beautiful to behold.

I love her arc and it is so so empowering ❤️

[beaulesbian]

glass onion spoilers, again

they were so genius for the hair styles of helen & andi, with their hair being parted on different sides

cassandra/andi:

helen as helen:

helen as andi:

and they were even more sick for helen to wear the same earrings that andi had in the court when the shitheads last saw her, and then helen as andi had them on, on the way to the island:

(also this pose where both of them radiate the similar energy as the mona lisa ♥♥)

i love that helen knew andi so well - studied her journals, was listening to her recordings, probably had lot of pictures even from news about her, etc - but still deliberately chose to wear the hair parted to a different side!!

once again, *chef’s kiss*!

[lonely-night]

Janeway/Seven in 4.18 “The Killing Game Part 1”

[captaincleverusernamehere]

I would like to take some time to appreciate how disgusting they let Scully be in Fight the Future. Like. She spends half the movie covered in dirt and the other half covered in goop. Every emotionally charged scene she’s in, she’s got messed up hair and a dirty face and the same clothes she was wearing the day before. At the close she still has facial marks from hypothermia and Alien Disease. And they finally show her sleeping without a full face of makeup on. Gross woman rights tbh

[comicake]

Absolutely adore the fact that no matter what kind of fuckery iwtv vampires engage in during the night by the end of the night they all going to sleep in their soft silk pijamas

[arrow-v-flash-polls]

If I have to look at these you have too. So pick the worse.

[darkshrimpemotions]

As a sidenote, really delighted by the way Stede's necklines keep getting sluttier and sluttier this season.

[dearest-alexander]

Wait, is it water or is he... crying?