Hi!! I love your gown choices :))) I’ve never been into fashion so I keep being startled by how great and not boring and kind of magical?? these dresses are. If you have a moment and the inclination, could you do Brandon Tanev? Sorry he’s a Penguin, but he wasn’t always if that helps xD
Thank you, what a lovely description! I’m very lucky I have a boring-checker (I text pictures of each gown to my friend and time how quickly she says “No”.)
But I think there’s a quality that a gown can have sometimes—maybe just the way we recognize the person-shape of it, the same way we look at art, and almost can’t resist giving it a personality—that does feel a bit magical. I like hunting for pieces that make me feel that, so I’m glad you’re enjoying!
Brandon Tanev
There are a lot of brothers in the NHL, which means that there are a lot of NHLers who are, objectively, the worse brother. I’m always pleased when this is not the case. My favorite Tanev is and will always be whichever one I am currently looking at.
(Also, today I learned the Tanev family are from North Macedonia, and I want to know what town, because I am nosy, but anyway it’s a beautiful place, especially if you like rocks.)
I was told I had to include his curls. Otherwise, yellow isn’t loving Brandon. He looks like he knows, so I won’t harp on it.Â
This picture is also afflicted by NHL-quality cameras and lighting, which are unnecessarily harsh on anyone whose face has more color than Crisco. Left to his own devices, he seems to like a lot of purples and pink, which are flattering for a lot of people because they bring out gold tones to make red tones in your face look more consistent instead of washing them out. Also, black skinny jeans.
There’s still a blue or a dusty color to most of those pinks and purples—they’re distinguished, classic men’s suiting colors. The man loves a navy blue sport coat. And to be fair, the fit of his jacket collars, sleeves, and jeans is always pretty good.
I would love if
he could figure out a shirt that’s a bit more fitted around his midsection and doesn’t sag down. Not all the time, but it would be nice to see his waist sometimes. No shade, it’s hard having big tits and a short torso, but things can be done
he took it just a smidge further with bright colors
I want to see the jump from salmon pink to a bright pink or red. I feel like it would be pushing his comfort a bit, but I really think he could swing one of my new favorites, this 1946 dress by Claire McCardell. It’s a pretty simple, slim black column with a big swag of red silk wrapped across the bodice and into a broad red belt at the natural waist, so one shoulder is red and the other black. The wrap makes for a high neckline that I think suits him, and which contrasts with the sleeveless design.
















