#chanda

US Vogue April 1, 1953

Evelyn Tripp wears an elegantly cut dress with piqué trim and a jeweled taffeta panel. By Mollie Parnis, by M. W. Thomas, in gray cotton tweed. White organza cloche, by Chanda. Chalk white and rhinestone earrings, by Marvella. Gloves, by Shalimar.

Evelyn Tripp porte une robe à la coupe élégante, bordée de piqué, dont le pan en taffetas est orné de bijoux. Par Mollie Parnis, de M. W. Thomas, en tweed de coton gris. Cloche en organdi blanc, Chanda. Boucles d'oreilles blanc craie et strass Marvella. Gants, de Shalimar.

Pandrahvi ka chaand ho, ya aaftab ho...

Jo bhi ho tum khuda ki kasam

I've been spending some time with Chanda this week, getting her ready for a new place in the new story. I'm upgrading her from a fairy to a hag. Still a fae creature, just a different flavor

Mark and Joe are her right hand men, as well as her husbands :P that part is unchanged.

congrats on transing your gender maiyah!!!

I wanted an ask not a call out, how dare you 💀

On to the actual question, I thought a while to see if I could have some fancy answer but tbh most of the villains I've seen in my horror movie binge are trashy white men or just weird people, and not in the fun way. So, I'm gonna have to go with Candyman. He's got a sophistication that when I was watching I know you'd love, and this confidence in himself; he knows his power but isn't arrogant to the point of being irritating. He's an artist and if he wasn't so busy "shedding innocent blood" as he called it he'd probably be a fun guy to talk with lmao. Always love a stylish villain too, wish I could look that good 😔