Man, am I a bad influence or WHAT!? 🙂
(actually, I show you these things so I can live vicariously. I’ll never fit into something like that. *wails*)
I never said I wasn’t! I simply mean that no European cyber clothing seems to be cut large enough. It’s really a bummer. Thus, you have to be my mannequin. Deal? 🙂
Carpe-jugulum you are gorgeous (from your pics since I never had the chance to meet you) but I agree with you on the cyber clothes sizes. It’s very hard to find a decent pair of cyber trousers if you are a lady with hips. And what about the one size Cyberdog tops that are if anything but pretty small. =/
Enough ranting now, we can still dress fabulous. =D
Hell, I’d agree just on European sizing across the board. When I was there last, I felt like everything I saw was designed to fit my thigh and thigh alone.
Curious
While that’s definitely not a traditional qipao pattern I have seen modified qipao patterns made into prom dresses that didn’t look too far off from that design. It shouldn’t be that difficult to find a qipao or cheongsam pattern which you could alter into something like that yourself.
Those “circuit” patterns are glaringly Gigeresque. I bet Libby could find something like that online in short order.
The thing about girl sizes is they’re never the same any two places. European 12 or so (or so Red tells me), Size 7 or so for most “gothy” clothing, and medium in most things sized for girls. I can wear a large if it’s fitted for Japanese style (such as at places like Forever 21).
You see now why I make some of my own clothes.
As to e-mail, I look forward to it! I know you’re busy.
Man, am I a bad influence or WHAT!? 🙂
(actually, I show you these things so I can live vicariously. I’ll never fit into something like that. *wails*)
Oh, quiet, you. You’re gorgeous.
I never said I wasn’t! I simply mean that no European cyber clothing seems to be cut large enough. It’s really a bummer. Thus, you have to be my mannequin. Deal? 🙂
deal. That I can live with.
Carpe-jugulum you are gorgeous (from your pics since I never had the chance to meet you) but I agree with you on the cyber clothes sizes. It’s very hard to find a decent pair of cyber trousers if you are a lady with hips. And what about the one size Cyberdog tops that are if anything but pretty small. =/
Enough ranting now, we can still dress fabulous. =D
Hell, I’d agree just on European sizing across the board. When I was there last, I felt like everything I saw was designed to fit my thigh and thigh alone.
Curious
While that’s definitely not a traditional qipao pattern I have seen modified qipao patterns made into prom dresses that didn’t look too far off from that design. It shouldn’t be that difficult to find a qipao or cheongsam pattern which you could alter into something like that yourself.
Those “circuit” patterns are glaringly Gigeresque. I bet Libby could find something like that online in short order.
Re: Curious
Hmm… we shall have to speak of this.
That is very purty.
Um yummy.
omg, wow!
Oh, good Lord this is beautiful.
Why can’t you have it?
money money money. Money!
Um, drool. Why oh why does the exchange rate have to suck so much?
Buy it. Buuuuuyyyyyy iiiiiiit….
While I technically can afford this, it means $200 I’ll later have to make up for while in Law School, and no one wants that.
Shiiiiiiiny. *entranced*
i want you to have it. then i want you to wear it, then i want you to serve me tea, then i want you to pick up a quarter. 😛
what’s your size?
Seriously…
I owe you an email re: Axis in July, I know. I’m terrible but expect it tomorrow or this weekend.
The thing about girl sizes is they’re never the same any two places. European 12 or so (or so Red tells me), Size 7 or so for most “gothy” clothing, and medium in most things sized for girls. I can wear a large if it’s fitted for Japanese style (such as at places like Forever 21).
You see now why I make some of my own clothes.
As to e-mail, I look forward to it! I know you’re busy.