Be nice to your wife. My husband wasn’t nice to me and look how I turned out.
—
From Thelma & Louise.
Currently watching said film and learning to be outlaws on the road. Sort of.
We're Watching Thelma & Louise. Right Now.
Right now. 10:50PM. We ordered [or clicked for?] Thelma & Louise on On Demand.
Thanks, Comcast.
Why? Because I’ve never seen it.
Why again? Because our professor [well, he used to be mine — but either way, he’s Darla’s now, and the relationship exists] said that Darla & I can’t be the modern day Thelma & Louise.
He was right.
We need a third.
So why, WHY again? This is inspiration. Not only because of Brad Pitt as a youngin’ [see below] but because we can see what NOT to do [kill a man in the south, that’s what]. But maybe a bit of what to do.
Be women on the run. Be a bit crazy. Live the joyride.
But please don’t call me Thelma. And please don’t call Darla Louise.
Cause we’re getting our third.
YO S-Train,
—
The beginning of an email to me from a new mentor.
Love the nick name.
The little engine that could, yo.
![fashism:
monjio:
1950’s fashion (via ΔSabine DavisΔ)
I love love love this, but its not realistic. That’s the first thing I thought when I looked at it. The girl is just too pretty and she can rock the dress just too well. And in looking at this, I’m doubting it’s a vintage picture at all. I’d be interested to know if this was just a photo shoot.
Either way, here’s how I’d rock this outfit, the SDV way.
Remove the hat. Way too costume-y for the average girl. Especially if you are going to wear the rest of the outfit …
which I would limit to just the top. LOVE the top part of the dress - fitted, professional, sexy. Like Victoria Secret clothes in the catalog. A little too sexy for the office but you just want to wear ‘em anyway.
The skirt? Well, if you could remove it completely, I’d make it A-line. A nice sleek pencil skirt.
And then add in some fabulous round-toe pumps like these, below [NOTE: must be round toe. It gives you a feminine chic that no pointy-toed-slut-shoe will ever give]
And you’ve got yourself a 2009-going-on-2010 version of a 1950s professional working gal.](http://23.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ku2g90jgh91qa74zgo1_500.jpg "fashism:
monjio:
1950’s fashion (via ΔSabine DavisΔ)
I love love love this, but its not realistic. That’s the first thing I thought when I looked at it. The girl is just too pretty and she can rock the dress just too well. And in looking at this, I’m doubting it’s a vintage picture at all. I’d be interested to know if this was just a photo shoot.
Either way, here’s how I’d rock this outfit, the SDV way.
Remove the hat. Way too costume-y for the average girl. Especially if you are going to wear the rest of the outfit …
which I would limit to just the top. LOVE the top part of the dress - fitted, professional, sexy. Like Victoria Secret clothes in the catalog. A little too sexy for the office but you just want to wear ‘em anyway.
The skirt? Well, if you could remove it completely, I’d make it A-line. A nice sleek pencil skirt.
And then add in some fabulous round-toe pumps like these, below [NOTE: must be round toe. It gives you a feminine chic that no pointy-toed-slut-shoe will ever give]
And you’ve got yourself a 2009-going-on-2010 version of a 1950s professional working gal.")
