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Does this contradict the official story? I feel it might, somehow. What hand did her parents have in this, do you suppose?

This exact set design, please. also https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th/id/OIP.VO1EdQOrWhA_hmBYkBi-egHaJ1?pid=Api

I notice overweight 70s Elvis just wore the jump suits but 50s Elvis wore more standard clothes but still a little theatrical.

Is it just camp? Is there a name for this? It's not Pink Parisian or 50s suburbia. 70s Vegas?

Let's just say Bet Lynch from Coronation Street has a very distinct way of dressing that I find inspiring. I don't know the name for this exact aesthetic though. I do know she was on the show in the 70s and 80s and is supposed to be a Barmaid.

All is from second hand shops, imagine. The original brands I will list. The coat was house of Fraser originally but the actual suit is something called Me Henry? I know the shirt used to be from marks and Spencer. Tie is Pierre cardin and belt was h and m. Goes to show, you never can tell what you might find. If I did something wrong, let me know put I thought I looked put together

translation is : A warning against dangerous symbols for your faith and spirituality. whether or not it works is up to you.

Before Dangerous Woman, she was dressing in a certain hyper feminine yet modern manner. Is the a word for this?

Is it that one has designer bags and the other, Cultural appropriation? Being papped at at a festival instead of on street? It just seems like the same intersection of Hollywood socialising and commercial hippie costumes.