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𝕮𝖆𝖗𝖑𝖆 - 𝕮𝖆𝖙𝖌𝖎𝖗𝖑 𝕽𝖊𝖙𝖚𝖗𝖓𝖊𝖊 
technicallydifficult@brain.worm.pink
@GreyNA
Helpful advice from a fashionisto, ignore if unwanted:
the glasses are the weird part. Purple square frames would go better. Also not enough side-to-side variation to pull off the layered look. try adding a baggy windbreaker, it will make you look smaller and shorter through a visual proportion trick.
Alternatively, the 2000s are back in style, so Avril Lavigne's style of grunge 3/4 pants (from the MV of Complicated) plus the anime tee and the yellow glasses and arm warmers would be a dope look, no such a thing as too many cheap bracelets on one arm with one of those elastic chokers for accessorizing as well.
Helpful advice from a fashionisto, ignore if unwanted:
the glasses are the weird part. Purple square frames would go better. Also not enough side-to-side variation to pull off the layered look. try adding a baggy windbreaker, it will make you look smaller and shorter through a visual proportion trick.
Alternatively, the 2000s are back in style, so Avril Lavigne's style of grunge 3/4 pants (from the MV of Complicated) plus the anime tee and the yellow glasses and arm warmers would be a dope look, no such a thing as too many cheap bracelets on one arm with one of those elastic chokers for accessorizing as well.
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@technicallydifficult @GreyNA I think its cool that her style is unique and somewhat discordant
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Pap3r_DoLL
GreyNA@social.xenofem.me
@georgia @technicallydifficult Eris is my biggest inspo, thank you so much fore this compliment
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@technicallydifficult Also just out of curiosity what do you mean by side to side variation?
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𝕮𝖆𝖗𝖑𝖆 - 𝕮𝖆𝖙𝖌𝖎𝖗𝖑 𝕽𝖊𝖙𝖚𝖗𝖓𝖊𝖊
technicallydifficult@brain.worm.pink
@GreyNA
Artistic proportion doctrine from the Renaissance. Basically, because your clothes fit closely from top to bottom, there's too little proportion of width to the silhouette to hit a (classically understood) eye-pleasing ratio. But, you don't want people to think you are portly, so only one garment should add demension side to side, such as baggy pants, a swirly skirt, or a windbreaker that is 2 sizes larger than strictly needed for it to function. Just to add visual width and presence, but not to do it in an unflattering manner.
Artistic proportion doctrine from the Renaissance. Basically, because your clothes fit closely from top to bottom, there's too little proportion of width to the silhouette to hit a (classically understood) eye-pleasing ratio. But, you don't want people to think you are portly, so only one garment should add demension side to side, such as baggy pants, a swirly skirt, or a windbreaker that is 2 sizes larger than strictly needed for it to function. Just to add visual width and presence, but not to do it in an unflattering manner.
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Pap3r_DoLL
GreyNA@social.xenofem.me
@georgia yep yepz, been playing more synth lately but almost always noodling abit
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