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Dazzle with your oomph in this fusion wear. A plain skirt teamed with a rich Banarasi Blouse to make you steal all envious and admiring glances at Mehandi or Engagement Ceremonies.
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Smart Dolls are really a lot of fun to pose and play with compared to bjds. Rikki (Smart Doll Summer) in a dress I whipped up from Requiem Art Designs' Cold Shoulder pattern. This is a pretty easy pattern, or would be if my ~18 or so year old sewing machine hadn't decide it does not like to sew these kinds of light weight knits.
The wig is a For My Doll wig in Soft Brown. It really picks up the similar color in her eyes.
Twilight on the shoulder of Te Ahu Patiki (Mt Herbert). The ridge from the Monument, above the Port Levy saddle.
A royal design with a combination of purple base and off white dupatta, detailed copper embellishment all over with a fashion-forward princess cut blouse.
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Cold Shoulders’ debut single “Wasting Away” is an inescapable buoyant melody tightly entwined with harmonies that crescendo in a chorus of shimmering guitars. “Wasting Away” creates smiles in its wake. Never before has the idea of “Wasting Away” sounded more inviting. RIYL: Grouplov...
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An impeccable blend of sophistication, style, comfort and tradition- Rich and exquisite Banarasi skirt teamed with a crop top and an elegantly designed cape for all those formal events when you wish to steal the limelight.
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I think we may have all been here at some time in our lives! ;-)
LNER A4 Pacific 60019 storms out of Scarborough with a steam special watched by all the men while the girlfriends/wives stand with arms crossed looking the other way.
Isn't that a Renault 16 in the foreground BTW?
Took delivery of this neat cryonic sarcophagus in January. There is a couple of www folks in there now, with space left over... hope the ischemic injuries aren't too severe. Anyway, some decent music just in case they can still hear - you can never know for sure.
Robin Trower: Bridge of Sighs