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There are some nice skirts, but it seems a shame to break up the collection put together over three generations. That bugged me a bit as well - I guess my only thoughts were that the current owners have no conceivable way to store, preserve the collection, and may not even be that fond of most of t...

Well, today is the last day, apparently: https://lasudestada.com/wool-skirts/ This might have been an interesting event to attend! I just heard about it last night. Also, a "shop" link for some egregiously overpriced wool skirts, I suspect the main purpose of the exhibition LOL. I think if...

Now I can't unsee this image - https://i.pinimg.com/736x/75/f3/71/75f3 ... 64bb15.jpg

Would make for a cool skirt - each tier would have a screen printed label - and each tier would be a different shade of tulle or organza.

I have a slightly more positive outlook. Not so much that one celebrity will turn the tides, or that an influencer's power will change people's opinions. What I hope comes from these sorts of things are discussions. Maybe conversations that happen at the dinner table. The cynic in me says those will...

https://www.newsweek.com/entertainment/ ... w-11405225

Here’s hoping these rumors are true!

I find it hilarious how pessimistic most of us are (myself included). Regardless of that, don’t people here think these types of changes are the small steps that will normalize MIS? I get that the cynical take is that this is being done for “virtue signaling”, but it is a very visible change - and i...

I have mixed feelings about these discussions. I think it's helpful to reflect on what has come before us (historical clothing), how men/women differ generally (but not at an individual level), and what the current trend for proportions are and how to achieve them. However, I have a lot of trouble w...

Note one thing in particular, those illustrations show women of a certain status. No low income working class females, more like starlets and avant-garde socialites. Like the medieval simptuary laws, one for the rich , another for the poor. How times may not have changed. Steve. The article mention...

Have you tried r/oldhagfashion? Some MIS post there. Some of those other groups are also present, but they are also minorities. No upskirts or other dodgy stuff; modesty remains the order of the say. I used to post my outfits there - it's one of the alt subs I was mentioning. But, there were very f...

I concur with Seb. I sent some messages to the mods several years ago, but little to nothing was done and I left the sub as well. I think the trouble is there is no one "right way for a man to wear a skirt" but I do think some gatekeeping is acceptable when a sub has a narrow definition of...

Barleymower wrote: ↑Tue Dec 02, 2025 7:16 pm I couldn't find the amazon feature but i didnt look too hard in case amazon signed me up again to Prime.

You have to use the mobile app, I think. I didn't see it on their website.

Well, don't get me wrong - it might work well, my photo (with jeans) could have been the issue (although, I had it put a striped shirt on me and it was pretty bad, though not nearly as much so). It probably is best to start with a closely matching outfit, I think? I don't know how much time I want t...

Ok ok ok. This feature is unintentionally hilarious. It’s bad - like laughably bad. For instance was wearing jeans and red socks. One of the short skirts I tried on it made my legs bare (someone’s legs at least) and the tips of my socks were red but the top half were white crew tube socks. I feel li...

Has anyone tried this AI feature on the Amazon app? I'm disinclined to upload my picture to Amazon, but at the same time, I am curious how well it works.

When I said "No rules for anyone", that was an aspiration, a goal to be achieved. That's how I read it and how I am trying to live my life, except I fall back into "rules to guarantee everything works together". As with everything, life isn't perfect, and I always love to focus ...