#spacestagram

okay ONE more

I think you’re right that Lando is the most likely person to have a Spacestagram, because it’s a great way to keep up with what all the beautiful people are doing. He’s really popular on Spacestagram because of the wide variety of things he posts, from his #OOTD (outfit of the day, there are a lot of great capes that deserve to be shown off), to pictures from major events at one of his clubs, to street art that he finds interesting, to his favorite fashion designers, to him with his Alliance friends, to the beautiful dinners he makes when he finds the time. Lando’s is public, of course.

Wedge also does a lot on Spacestagram, though not as much as Lando. His tends to be focused on one of his main interests: flying, Rebellion friends, natural beauty. He posts a lot of stuff about Corellia. Also cozy domestic scenes with Luke, but those tend to be pictures of their feet cuddled together, a mug of hot chocolate, that sort of thing. His is set to public as well, although he’s not really sure why he has followers. (There are members of the, er, Wedge Antilles fan base who could tell him, in detail.)

Luke has a Spacestagram mostly so that he can follow a bunch of people (he follows friends, designers, interesting thinkers, his graduated students from the Academy, artists or activists from the Outer Rim. He rarely posts things on his account, usually pictures of great places to meditate or something. His is still set to public because he just can’t be bothered to change it.

Han is asked about Spacestagram and his response is, “What.”

Leia doesn’t have time for Spacestagram. She likes what Luke has shown her, but has some concerns about privacy. The New Republic PR people say it would be good for her “brand,” which immediately seals her distaste for the idea. She curates so much of her life already; she doesn’t need another thing to curate for public consumption.