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robehickman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 09, 2026 5:42 pm
Not everything she says will work on men due to different body proportions, but the general ideas work.

Color theory would be an example of something that could be used by anybody. Also, guidelines regarding the use of different patterns in the same outfit.

Seems that Pakistan and Afghanistan are fighting each other. Apparently over a border dispute-the "Durand Line."


Of course, there has been a lot of speculation about a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.

Just noticed the narration of a YouTube describe the present as "a world at war."

What I see in the background I find as interesting as the drone.

Types of necklines.

Shoe chart.

A very basic chart, not showing all variations. For example, I believe that both Mary Jane and T-strap shoes include flat, non-high heel versions.

Thank you for volunteering, mikeu.

My God!

Fedora video.

Mouse wrote: ↑Thu Feb 26, 2026 3:58 pm I think we should go carefully when taking skirts from various cultures and settings. I think we have so many types of skirts to choose from, keeping away from a small number of sensitive skirt types seems sensible?

We can design our own skirts.

Freedom to wear what you want is not that much of an ask. Wow BM, what a question! Of course the answer is, yes dear of course you may. Just as long you wear what's appropriate and normal and doesn't embarrass me etc etc etc. Take all the freedom that you wish! Steve Yes dear, of course you may, so...

Looked at several different images of the Hopi "kilt"; appears to be a simple wrap skirt. More of a Hopi sarong.

I have to wonder if MIS in these different cultures meant one, or at most, a few traditional designs.

Border patrol drone misidentified, shot down by military laser.

Secrets of longevity for Bowhead Whale and Greenland shark.

Another chart of skirt lengths, but with somewhat different terminology.