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From recent videoshoot, I added this fancy hotel lobby background using greenscreen keyer function on Final Cut Pro and then uploaded this to YT at www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XIcMisYBU8
A significant part of me is wanting to dress like those women of the 1950’s because they wore the hyper feminine dresses. Underneath a form fitting bra and girdle, so important when wearing a dress like this. Of course wear the long gloves and the fur (fake or faux), and thick makeup to complete the sexual quality of what women like Dolores Gray and Jayne Mansfield showcased.
I bought on ebay about 20 years ago, was listed as custom made drag queen dress, seller makes to order though material is stretchy. It is a little long so walking can be tricky, which is why I pull it up slightly when walking to and from the camera.
I like to think value of the fashions I wear in stark contrast to much of man repelling fashions being presented these days. Then women particularly older women wonder why no men take interest in them.
I selected this background suggesting of how interesting it would be to go on a date wearing this dress (note the purse I am carrying) to a fancy place. Later in video I carry something to excite men for the bedroom.
The gown has this girlyness to it, as if my body is absorbing the feminine from the dress, the girly feelings start to flow and swirl in my body causing physiological changes to it. I find myself walking with a feminine swish and sway. And yes getting all dressed up including the makeup is when it becomes quite obvious my body screams for attention from admirers. Spending time as Michelle it can be quite exhausting as the male part of me really had a workout being female.
But this dress is only a replica of those wonderful 1950’s gowns. I wonder about how if to wear an actual mermaid dress, something what Dolores Gray wore, would affect me, physiological changes probably be permanent.
Austyn just wrote, recorded and made a video of his first single to release to the public. He's written music and played for a quite a while. This is first song to do everything, except shoot the video, I did that for him. He did all the editing. If you would like to see it go to...
on set for the Department of Eagles music video for "No One Does It Like You." A collaboration between Patrick Daughters and Marcel Dzama.