MLB Baseball San Francisco Giants Shirt

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Legendusashirt Fashion LLC Legendusashirt Fashion LLCWhen I awoke this morning bleary-eyed, I opened my phone to see I was tagged in a photo from the MLB Baseball San Francisco Giants Shirt and I love this fall Blumarine show by a Vogue colleague. He commented, PTSDliana_ava is that you below a photo of a model in a cropped pink woven knit with a fur collar. Her earrings were fist-size and crafted from the same fur. Underneath, the model wore the teeniest bandeau rose-print top with a lace trim. The pink of the pieces made me think of chewed-up Bubble Yumso sweetand also took me straight back to high school, when I dressed in a bootleg incarnation of those looks. The jeans were impossibly low-slung and covered with prints of flowers. The belt was dusty pink and had a hulking gem-encrusted butterfly pendant, hanging over the pants as a useless, gorgeous adornment. I was instantly in love. As the designer, Nicola Brognano, said in an unapologetic quote to the Vogue reviewer My Blumarine is more dirty, bitchy, sexier. Sign me up. The collection instantly made me miss the excessive fashion of the aughtsall those ridiculous, thoughtless clothes. That’s not to say that the Blumarine collection was thoughtless. It was styled by Lotta Volkova, who has a sharp and knowing eye for the cheeky and surreal.

Legendusashirt Fashion LLC Legendusashirt Fashion LLCBut the MLB Baseball San Francisco Giants Shirt and I love this collection is certainly designed for the purpose of looking, well, hot. The clothes were rooted in the early s, with Brognano citing Britney Spears and Paris Hilton as influences. It was a more chaotic time for fashionall excess, all kitsch, all flashy glamourbut it felt simpler, in the sense that sex came served on a platter in the form of midriff-baring peel-them-off jeans and cleavage-heavy going-out tops. The style doesn’t take a whole lot of thinking about or unpacking, which is something I can certainly appreciate right now. Before the pandemic, I was growing somewhat tired of my noughties obsession. I realized I was getting older, and I could no longer walk in the office in a top with Paris written in rhinestones. So I pared back my wardrobe. I had adopted a subtly sexy shiva look all black with a sliver of stomach here and there. Big whoop Then, during the pandemic, I’ve been going through a rotation of spandex and going pantless with a nice shirt here and there for whatever Zoom I had. Pathetic