BASSACKWARD

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I love the dress and the shoes, really beautiful and elegant combination.The horrizontal lines mirrored between the arms and the skirt are wonderful. (The bike is also a classic beauty) A bunch of  really nice fashion pieces found on the blog “Oh Hello Friend”. Such beautiful tights. I love the 3 tones, and the 20’s Jazz era action. I love the potential of this dress more then anything, it needs a little bit more work in the waistline area, but the neck and shoulders are wonderfully representational of a flowers petals; the sheer quality of the material further enhances that impression, its beautiful. I love that it uses both victorian stylings and an almost Jazz era cut, with the right shoes it could be a total steampunk coup. ah ah.

I love the dress and the shoes, really beautiful and elegant combination.
The horrizontal lines mirrored between the arms and the skirt are wonderful.

(The bike is also a classic beauty)

A bunch of  really nice fashion pieces found on the blog “Oh Hello Friend”.


Such beautiful tights.


I love the 3 tones, and the 20’s Jazz era action.

I love the potential of this dress more then anything, it needs a little bit more work in the waistline area, but the neck and shoulders are wonderfully representational of a flowers petals; the sheer quality of the material further enhances that impression, its beautiful.

I love that it uses both victorian stylings and an almost Jazz era cut, with the right shoes it could be a total steampunk coup.

ah ah.


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