If you have questions as to how they should be worn, or why, I suggest
addressing them to the artist. I'm certainly not going to get run around
any more by an email list about anyone else's creations. If you think
they're indecent instead of figuring out how to coordinate them with
other garments, it's not my failure of imagination.
My take is the pictures are like most catwalk fashion: Not intended to
be worn exactly as modeled. The 1980s "Out of Africa" look included
drawers partly exposed under and/or beneath a skirt with opening front
buttons. I frequently did that.
Fran
Lavolta Press
www.lavoltapress.com
On 5/24/2010 5:55 AM, Debra Brightwell wrote:
http://www.magnoliapearl.com/shop/clothing/clothing-gallery3.htm
I do agree these are pretty and interesting but am I too old fashioned to think these are
still "drawers" or undergarments instead of outerwear?
I will admit to being mesmerized by Jessica's Gunne Sax when I was in school in
the 70s. My first prom dress was a Gunne Sax knock off with all bits of
ribbons, lace, and ruffles, sigh.
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