Quote: sootyj @ February 22 2012, 9:27 PM GMTIf you dress like a doll no one will believe you have a fanny.
Good point, that is what I ask myself every time I get dressed; 'will people believe I have a fanny?'. I believe London Fashion Week this year has concentrated solely on outfits that make onlookers think 'definitely/definitely not fannied'
Marc Jacobs range of big T shirts, with huge red arrows pointing downwards and the message
"Fanny? Yes!"
Have been the talk of the season.
Especially the one off he made for Dave Cameron with the arrow pointing upwards and the message
"C**t? Definitely!"
Quote: Rooface @ February 22 2012, 9:26 PM GMTThere is a seller on Etsy called Pricilla Dawn who make a lot of doll like dresses.
Ohmygoodgod Roo, why did you tell me this? Just looked, would link to my favourite but want them all. Need money. Urgently. Far more urgently than I've felt I need money for finding somewhere to live 
Quote: AJGO @ February 22 2012, 9:24 PM GMTSnobbery of fashion articles and also general public once something's been around for a while.
'Us' is the really, really nice people on this thread
The frog thang is cute but the Oscar the Grouch aspect is even cuter!
Darn re. the dresses. Was the adult baby fetish dress nice? Thanks for trying!
Ah I see, anyone who gets uptight about a cute animal hat isn't worth noticing.
Oh, them.
Well I think the owner of the doll said she got the hat on eBay so it may be tricky to find.
Un yeah some of the adult dresses are very nice, byt I think they all in men sizes.
http://www.boutique.co.uk/acatalog/Rosalind_Woods_Satin_Dresses.html
The one I think looks kind of similar is the "0512 Pollyanna Gingham Party Dress" you may not agree.
In my opinion the best dress there is the "1003 Cotton Coral Little Girl Dress" but I don't think anyone is likely to walk around town wearing any of them.
If Aldi ran brothels their whores would wear those dresses.
Quote: Jamey @ February 22 2012, 9:35 PM GMTIn my opinion the best dress there is the "1003 Cotton Coral Little Girl Dress" but I don't think anyone is likely to walk around town wearing any of them.
Reminds me a bit of the dresses we used to wear when in teenage grunge phase
Quote: sootyj @ February 22 2012, 9:34 PM GMTMarc Jacobs range of big T shirts, with huge red arrows pointing downwards and the message
"Fanny? Yes!"
Have been the talk of the season.
Especially the one off he made for Dave Cameron with the arrow pointing upwards and the message
"C**t? Definitely!"
Love it. Make immediately
Quote: AJGO @ February 22 2012, 9:41 PM GMT
According to Wikipedia grunge is a kind of rock. 
These days teenage girls who are into rock usually despise dresses, with all their heart. I'm shocked, unless you wore them ironically as in "Haha society, we are exaggerating the way you want us to dress to silly levels so we look really silly, take that!"
Quote: Jamey @ February 22 2012, 9:45 PM GMTAccording to Wikipedia grunge is a kind of rock.
Jamey don't look to Wikipedia for information about girls.
It was the Courtney Love look, babydoll dresses or slips with fishnets or laddered tights. Come to think of it, that is still sort of my natural style. Except just the messy bit, not the really nice dresses
[quote name="AJGO" post="854171" date="February 22 2012, 9:41 PM GMT
Love it. Make immediately[/quote]
What the Tshirt?
Quote: AJGO @ February 22 2012, 9:34 PM GMTOhmygoodgod Roo, why did you tell me this? Just looked, would link to my favourite but want them all. Need money. Urgently. Far more urgently than I've felt I need money for finding somewhere to live
Three things I kick ass at...
Anything Christmas,
Making food,
Discovering awesome Shopping sites.
Quote: sootyj @ February 22 2012, 9:48 PM GMTWhat the Tshirt?
Yes. It can be the iconic item of choice for a refreshed debate on the right to a social and economic conversation about women's voices and women's bodies, incorporating our transgender sisters in a postmodern self-aware dialogue about cultural definitions of femininity and individuality.
Or you can just send Cameron one that says 'c**t'
Quote: AJGO @ February 22 2012, 9:57 PM GMTYes. It can be the iconic item of choice for a refreshed debate on the right to a social and economic conversation about women's voices and women's bodies, incorporating our transgender sisters in a postmodern self-aware dialogue about cultural definitions of femininity and individuality.
Or you can just send Cameron one that says 'c**t'
I don't think there has been any doubt on the fact that women have voices!
It's that kind of analysis that ruins fashion.
Can't a tshirt identifying lady parts be just that?
Quote: Rooface @ February 22 2012, 9:50 PM GMTThree things I kick ass at...
Anything Christmas,
Making food,
Discovering awesome Shopping sites.
I've narrowed it down to six, now have to find a way to narrow it down to none/free. Damn they're beautiful
http://www.etsy.com/listing/93440020/custom-in-your-size-red-rockabilly-swing
http://www.etsy.com/listing/53590641/made-to-order-classy-brown-tartan-swing
http://www.etsy.com/listing/60489847/custom-in-your-size-and-colour-choice
http://www.etsy.com/listing/88890690/sale-fudge-drizzle-vampire-tea-dress-one
http://www.etsy.com/listing/34988213/plain-vanilla-twist-cake-party-dress
http://www.etsy.com/listing/54022523/custom-in-your-strawberry-pop-cupcake