It's a cultural movement from the mid '60s. Fashion-wise women wore boxy/rectangular dresses with solid colours or geometric patterns and I think usually short hairstyles like bobs or pixie cuts. Men had those Beatle haircuts but I don't really know their fashion as much.
Those things were a crime against humanity. It didn’t fit her face at all and made her look more gaunt than she really is. Her face looks sooooo much more alive with her natural color.
I’m confused as in some shots she looks like she has tights on. She seems to have a “tights line” and that shiny tights look. But then in others she doesn’t. Is it just the reflection? Is it just at the top of her thigh to cover a tattoo?
The photos all have a weird blurred/filter line going through them. They are easier to see in some than others but you can see here. This has come up before with other red carpet pictures and no one knew why but I think the best guess was something was wrong with the photographer's camera lol
she looks so much...nicer and approachable with eyebrows lol
and I say this as someone who actually loves the no brow/bleached brow look (not on me bcuz I'm ugly but on beautiful people, I think it looks very cool and otherworldly ngl)
These photos are cunt, but I need some dress wearing individuals to help me out.
This very short style has been popping up a lot lately (short but wide at the end rather than tight to the leg). How does no one reveal themselves? I watch people walk around so freely without anything being revealed. Is it because the bottom is wide rather than tight, so it does not ride up when you walk? It’s truly an enigma to me.
Oh yeah I get that it’s the point, and I love the look. Just wanted to know how to keep it comfy. I am obsessed with the idea of a matching pair of hot-shorts.
My mom and her friends used to roll their school uniform skirts up until you could see the gussets of their panties, then roll it back down once 😅 they were playing dangerous games in the 60s!
I think dresses don't ride up when they're loose enough. Friction is what causes ride up. Jenny has a slimmer body type, not much hips or booty. If someone with a bigger booty wore this dress (without sizing up), the friction of fabric on skin while walking would cause the ride-up. So the answer is size up until the fabric falls totally away from the body at the bottom!
This is a great description, thank you! Pre trans, I rarely wore dresses, and the only shorter dresses I wore were mid-thigh and TIGHT. I was like, this will keep the fabric down. Your comment just made me realize why the opposite was true. I would walk like ten feet and be showing my entire ass.
Lol! I see it now you mentioned it. I get the sun concept she’s trying to play with, but It def feels like a forced attempt to dress on theme for the movie.
I don’t think this color is doing her any favors. She is gorgeous but this very stark white washes her out. The print is very Clara though so I get why she chose it.
Totally agree with the bright white color not working against her skin tone. It feels emphasized with the red lip as well. Both too cool-toned for her warm brown skin.
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