Celes Chere
Banned
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oh god my eyes
And we thought Nomura's designs were bad....
Would they be recogniseable if that were to happen?
You know what?
I'm convinced he may really be a fashion genius ahead of his time.
So many things these days have pointless zippers and straps.
Whenever we get in a new truck of clothing at work I'm like, "Didn't I see this in Kingdom Hearts ten years ago?"
Am I being the only one optimistic about this!? I know it's chic (and definitely grounded on very solid reality) that SE has been fucking up, but I don't think this is all that bad. It's a neat concept.
Am I being the only one optimistic about this!? I know it's chic (and definitely grounded on very solid reality) that SE has been fucking up, but I don't think this is all that bad. It's a neat concept.
This is where I am. I think the concept is silly, but not in a bad way. It's fun and I wouldn't mind seeing more of it. But reallyI don't have a problem with the idea, but these are hideous.
High fashion has never been about what _you_ would like to wear. It's about extremisms of shapes, patterns, colors and fabrics to portray a collection, or an ensemble more so, of different garments.
Especially 1:30 and out. I just love that little monologue.
After seeing the version of Lightning where we see her pants that Purple posted in the XIII-2 thread, plus learning it's really a man's outfit, I like it more than I did before. I mean it makes more sense to me.
Yeah. If you're more of a practical type, there really is no point to fashion. I'm a practical gal, but still I can never get enough shoes and bags Especially if it's brown leather, for some reason. Also, high fashion and designers to me is like really good artists: I have no idea how they come up with the things they do, but somehow they do. Some collections can look really dreamy. They're like a walking gallery or something.This is why I will always consider "fashion" garbage.
Japan, and for a few years, Iceland was also really hot, for some strange reason. When I was there in 2004, guys were already walking around with marching band jackets. Those exploded a few years later. I think the economy strangled it for them though.Perhaps Japan is ahead of the fashion curve, then.