What the Rabbit Wore

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// Lolita coordinates inspired by The Avengers //

lolita-tips:

I just saw The Avengers twice in the last 24 hours and I really loved it so I was inspired to make a few coords based on the characters! (Unfortunately I decided to exclude the Hulk. I’m a little upset about this but I found it much too difficult to come up with a coord that I liked that was both green and suited his character. I feel like in his case it would be best to just design something completely new. To make up for it though I decided to include Loki instead. And I’m sorry, I just had to give him antlers.) Enjoy!

Captain America Lolita
Black Widow Lolita
Hawkeye Lolita
Iron Man Lolita
Thor Lolita
Loki Lolita
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Look for Less:

Peter Pan Collar Top: Forever21
Jumper Dress: YesStyle

As for the feet I’d recommend white lace-trim socks and black Mary Janes, or white knee-high socks with black boots like in this outfit (/shameless self-plug).

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tamlane:

valkyrierisen:

I’d wear 3 and/or 6.

domasaurusrex:

inspiremesteampunk:

Dear followers,

Which would you wear?

4, 5, and 6.

4 and 6.

3 with pants.

I really dig one but could never pull something like that off.

I would wear the shit out of 2 if I had the occasion. 4 and 3 with pants (or leggings)! I like the look of 1 but could never pull it off.

Source: Kato of Steampunk Couture

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sharkieboo: cthulhu-in-my-pu55y: leoperaghost: zeico: I am willing to learn to walk in heels if it means I get those boots.  THOSE RINZLER ONES *shoving money at the screen* fuck mE omg i want these i want the black ones fUCK

sharkieboo:

cthulhu-in-my-pu55y:

leoperaghost:

zeico:

I am willing to learn to walk in heels if it means I get those boots. 

THOSE RINZLER ONES

*shoving money at the screen*

fuck mE omg i want these

i want the black ones fUCK

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fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

Captain America jacket, $395, by Volante Designs

Volante Design (who previously designed this awesome Wolverine jacket) just produced this prototype based on his Captain America jacket design (as seen on the bottom right). The fusion of military design elements with the structure of a motorcycle jacket perfectly complements the trompe-l’œil underbust corset comprised of the red and white stripes. The jacket is fully lined, custom made to measurement, and has three pockets (including one inner pocket and two outer pockets).

For those of you interested in owning your own custom-made Captain America Jacket, feel free to send inquiries to info[at]enzovolante[dot]com.

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tnaysan:

Portal Rings!

Can be found here.

There’s some Assassin’s Creed stuff there too, eeeek~

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fashiontipsfromcomicstrips:

radiomaru:

hey while i’m on the subject of cosplay and outfits, here’s the original reference pieces i used for Ramona in the end of book 6!

dress: opening ceremony
jacket: joyrich
boots: zanotti

in real life this outfit would cost $2000+ but in comics world it’s FREE~

When it comes to fashion, Bryan Lee O’Malley knows his shit.

For comparison, here’s Ramona Flowers’ ensemble from Scott PIlgrim’s Finest Hour:

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cakesize: scrapscallion: When we talk about androgynous fashion, we usually mean female-presenting people in outfits that incorporate or echo menswear. One seldom sees male-presenting people doing the same with womenswear, at least in the mainstream. I think some of that must be a side effect of the privileging of traits, roles, and characteristics associated with masculinity over those associated with femininity—a woman in masculine-associated roles or clothing is moving in the direction of higher status and increased social privilege, at least implicitly; a man in feminine-associated roles or clothing, lower. We associate women in menswear with freedom and assertion; men in womenswear with deviation, grotesquerie, and parody. How fucked up is that? i dunno man  this is good

cakesize:

scrapscallion:

When we talk about androgynous fashion, we usually mean female-presenting people in outfits that incorporate or echo menswear. One seldom sees male-presenting people doing the same with womenswear, at least in the mainstream.

I think some of that must be a side effect of the privileging of traits, roles, and characteristics associated with masculinity over those associated with femininity—a woman in masculine-associated roles or clothing is moving in the direction of higher status and increased social privilege, at least implicitly; a man in feminine-associated roles or clothing, lower. We associate women in menswear with freedom and assertion; men in womenswear with deviation, grotesquerie, and parody.

How fucked up is that?

i dunno man 

this is good

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