she looks amazing, wow
yup
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what to wear when…lost at sea. skin never dries, hair grows brittle and crusty with salt. throats are perpetually parched, thick with thirst and doubt. there is no glory or glamor in this story, no mermaids splashing, no horizon to chase. only brine and suction and survival. only storms and bones.
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Game Of Thrones Poster by Giordan Casanova. Prints Available
THIS IS AMAZING
what to wear when…ready to demand attention. yellow is a statement, a visual cartwheel, a shriek of defiance of the mandate of silence and obedience. though typically associated with frivolity and flowers, yellow can also be a challenge, an invitation to play, a vibrant dare, a luminescent statement of victory and radiance and power and sensation and ferocity.
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what to wear when…considering opposites. when asked to describe happiness, the speaker usually turns to memories of grief to explain it. love can’t be known without loneliness, satisfaction can’t be contextualized without deprivation. so green is the color of life, yes, but then must be implicitly the color of death or at least the fight against it. green is the color of growth - connoting survival, power, change, competition, and eventual decay. green is the color of freshness but also the color of mold and therefore of starvation, infection, and desperation. green is the color of spring leaves and noxious fumes in cartoons and apples and crocodiles and rejuvenation and decomposition. what paradoxical, meaning-laden color could be more suited to clothe a fairy tale evil queen whose story is never fully told in the text?
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what to wear when…vision blurs and curves, when thoughts pound and dim, when frantic fingers twitch in vain. swallowed by the tide - this is how it was always meant to go. it’s like coming home.
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