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fuckyeahgoodomens · 29 days
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Good Omens 3 update 👀
(David Tennant was at a con in Germany today)
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and about Michael's new play :) <3
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saddybildaddy · 24 days
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who else would conveniently discorporate if crowley shows up in anything like this in s3?
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idliketobeatree · 27 days
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making a time capsule gravestone kinda post about crowley in a skirt in season three. before we lose the rest of uour sanity
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These sketches of the girls took years off my life, amen
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the-maw-consumes · 19 days
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inspired by this post by @saddybildaddy because I love drawing crowley in Outfits
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crowlipso · 1 year
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The undercroft is such a perfect place for hanging out and practising spells
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Turns out Crowley has a miniskirt!
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mercyraph · 3 months
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Actually the real reason Crowley dibs on being a nanny was that he cant start to imagine Aziraphale being motherly to a child or else he'll start building their imaginary family tree then he'll be truly, deeply, insanely fucked. Baby fever runs deep and Crowley is not exempt from that.
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dorliart · 3 months
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a lovely sunset picnic on the beach <3
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catgrub · 10 months
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what if. flapper crowley. ok thats all
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mommyashtoreth · 5 months
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Okay goomen fandom I'll say something nice this time. I am a HUGE fan of when fan stuff makes Aziraphale and Crowley's relationship not necessarily always explicitly romantic (and/or sexual) historically, but makes them more playful about the idea. Like maybe they haven't "done anything" yet, but there's tension and they're aware of it and they play with it on purpose. I like the dynamic they have in the show very much and I find it compelling television, but it's also fun to have them be consciously attracted to each other and make them tease each other about it. More of a "if there's an iced tea in there it might be love" sort of dynamic (which I almost don't doubt would've been textual if they didn't present as the same gender). Repression is fun but the full breadth of a 6000-year weird gay sex game is also fun
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bowieified · 9 months
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Headcanon about 60s ineffable wives; by the 60s Aziraphale has found the outfit he’s always comfortable in (bowtie, stim waistcoat, his jacket he’s kept in tip-top condition) and he’s not going to compromise on that, plus women wear trousers now. If Aziraphale notices they’re being called gay slurs while dressed like that as a woman in 1960s America, they don’t really care as it’s something they’ve sort of learned to not pay attention to for centuries. (Basically Aziraphale is obviously super gay no matter what gender they present as).
Crowley took responsibility for inventing the mini skirt/mini dress to Hell (they didn’t) and I think sometimes presents as a woman depending on who they’re tempting, so would find it fun/liberating. She always likes to look ‘of the moment’ so her accessorization/style is on point.
Here’s a cute bowtie lesbian (stock photo) and a 60s lady to demonstrate:
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I respect people who are committed to an aesthetic
But I dress like Crowley 70% of the time.
And then I go and dress a little more like Aziraphale the other 30%
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zorawitch · 10 months
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okay i NEED to talk about Crowley's Edinburgh outfit
It's so good and I'm a big fan of fashion and history. To me the general silhouette reminds me more of the walking suits of the Victorian era, but this is too early for all of that, but Crowley's dress does reflect 1827 women's fashion very well. I think it might be a pelisse-robe, a long overcoat that was usually worn for morning walks which makes sense for the occasion.
After the Regency period, the waistline began dropping until it reached the natural height, and cinched waists came in to fashion and would stay that way for a long time. Crowley's is pretty loose considering, and she's also wearing a skirt (i think it's a skirt) that has a much smaller width than was fashionable, especially compared to her waist.
It also features a top that's far more decorative than the skirt, which also wouldn't have been the style. The skirt is a bit less flared than was typical and her sleeves don't quite have the same volume, but they have the same signature bell shape. Another reason Crowley's look isn't as fitted as was stylish is because she, to my knowledge, isn't wearing a corset. Her sleeves have sleeve caps, which were just beginning to come into fashion. Her skirt has a sort of structure to it that reminds me of fashions of both much earlier and much later periods. The way it almost goes out to the side seems very French Court, but it's far more minimalist than the French Court style.
The costume designer never sacrifices any elements of Crowley's character in order to make historical accuracy work. Yeah, Crowley wears older styles, but that's because he's been around for a long time. Yeah, Crowley favors monochromatic or two-toned looks to the patterns that were popular in the 1820s, but he always has. Yeah, Crowley downplays the femininity of a lot of pieces he wears or tries to counteract them (with the hat, in this case, or like i said, lack of a corset), but that's because he's an androgynous individual.
It just seems like such thoughtful and detailed costume design! As a lover of period dress this look was fantastic and felt so in character.
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yellobb · 8 months
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Day 17 - Demon
A little fem!Crowley action for y'all <3
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ineffable-doll · 7 months
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Remembering when I joined the fandom in 2020 and no one would explain where the whole South Downs thing came from
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