new fit for the katiegirl doll
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“You’re like, really pretty.” Model: Pink Glam Adèle Makéda
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“If in doubt, dress up. Don’t ever dress down – you’ll be so disappointed.”
Farewell to fashion visionary, doyenne of punk, iconoclast and provocateur, environmental activist, true eccentric British original and Tintwistle, Cheshire’s finest export, Dame Vivienne Westwood (8 April 1941 – 29 December 2022). Who else would rock up to Buckingham Palace in an exquisitely tailored suit to collect her OBE medal (like she did in 1992) – and then afterward twirl for photographers to reveal she was wearing no panties beneath? What other designer would urge the public to buy less clothes? As a punk fanatic steeped in the lore of the Sex Pistols, making a pilgrimage to the hallowed ground of Westwood’s World’s End boutique on King’s Road (with the sloping, creaking floor) when I first moved to London in 1992 was de rigueur. The shirt I wanted wasn’t in stock in my size so the salesperson sent me to the Bond Street branch, where I was served by fabulous platinum blonde cougar Jibby Beane (teetering around in extreme fetish heels and wearing a long white lace gown so sheer you could see her matching white push-up bra and thong beneath). When Beane stood behind me in the mirror and gushed that I looked “so cavalier”, she could have persuaded me to buy used tea bags emblazoned with the Westwood orb logo. The shirt cost £75 which seemed astronomical at the time. Of course, I still wear it on special occasions to this day (even on job interviews). And of course, I hung onto the bag for ages! I was always envious of friends and colleagues who’d casually remark they used to regularly spot Westwood cycling around South London with her vivid orange hair flying. I only fleetingly encountered her once: at a Christeene gig downstairs at the Soho Theatre a few years ago. Ripples of excitement went through the crowd when Westwood and her entourage arrived. Everyone knew they were in the presence of greatness!
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Siren Monroe
It is not an exaggeration to say that Siren Monroe is the queen of the T-stage of this era
Although her professional ability is about non-existent and black materials are constantly emerging, she still dominates every screen you can see with just one face
Unfortunately, Miss Monroe was eventually banned due to a small accident
——She got into a fight with another model on the runway during the runway show, and her high heels flew out and knocked out a socialite watching the show
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Vanessa wearing @hauntcouture
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when it comes to doll bodies, mizi's katiegirl is one of my favorites
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Socialites Part 2. “Friends make the world beautiful.” Models: Sovereign Adèle Makéda & Tantric Lukas Maverik
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Dusk in Bloom Luchia Zadra
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Integrity Toys x Cold Carbon! The first two dolls from Dolly Days!
Integrity Toys Dolly-Days 2024 online event brought with it the grand unveiling of the first two of four dolls from the Integrity Toys X Cold Carbon collaboration. A flawless blend of Integrity Toys' renowned craftsmanship and Cold Carbon's innovative design philosophy, this collection is spearheaded by the exceptional style of Marina Zrnić.
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