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'Adornment, what a science!
Beauty what a weapon!
Modesty, what elegance!'
- Coco Chanel
Alowyn Gardens, Yarra Glen.
Elegant, slightly sheer, lace top to wear as a modesty shirt or on it's own with your favorite clothes. Tintable layers as always and don't be afraid to play with the sliders. Some layers create great color effects when modified.
As always, compatible with all BOM enabled bodies. Due to slight uv map differences, variations can occur. Please try demos inworld by right clicking the vendors
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A UNIQUE GIFT FOR THE FAMILY TO ACCOMPANY YOUR FASHION CHOICES.
PLACED BY THE MAIN DOOR IN A FAVORABLE LIGHT, IT WILL REMIND YOUR VISITORS THAT HEARTH AND HOME ARE TO BE TREASURED, AND YOU ARE THEIR DEDICATED GUARDIAN, ABOVE ALL.
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Peter O'Donnell - Modesty Blaise
Crest Books R899, 1966
Cover Artist: Robert McGinnis
Monica Vitti as Modesty Blaise on movie set, 1966
Monica Vitti died Feb 2, 2022.
(1931 - 2022)
Retaining my modesty, which appears intact... just.
Though do you think that ogling a *aah-hem* Ladies, errr breasts, is appropriate behaviour?
Whatever your thoughts, such conduct would not be without consequence.
Modesty and Sammy locked in little tableau shoot out .
Mimsy's girls in action before a silver C3 Corvette Stringray .
GreazeFest
Brisbane
a Muslim lady uses her cloak to shield her eyes from the afternoon sun as she gazed out into Lake Toba (the world's largest crater lake)
This rear-end view of a hummingbird is one of my favorite bloopers. Someone’s shy about his underfluffies!
Modesty Blaise is considering whether she might just zap me with her laser .. Thats a classic Blaise pose for you .
Eat your heart out Bond .
Mimsy's Trailer Trash Tattoo .. Frankie as Modesty Blaise
GreazeFest
Brisbane
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Another one in the statues series.
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Recently, I came across a picture on Flickr which featured a woman vieling her hair and part of her face. This image was entitled "Oppression".
What a misinformed misconception.
The following is sort of reiterating what I commented on that picture:
The media purports to us a picture of the veiled woman, oppressed and forced to cover herself despite her will. This may be true for some women, who live in very closed societies, but the majority wear it by choice.
Muslims view the hijab (the headscarf) as a symbol of modesty and chastity, where a woman's character is emphasized rather than the externals. It is a statement of the religion. Women choose to wear it because they believe it has been ordained by God. They prefer not to be characterized by their externals or physical beauty, but rather, by spiritual beauty. The hijab represents this.
You may agree or disagree, but to call it "oppression" offhand is offensive to the many millions who feel liberated by wearing it.
Hijab (the headscarf) may not be for everyone, but the idea that a woman who wears the hijab is oppressed and mislead is an utter fallacy. It is a personal choice, and when we live in a world where personal choices are tolerated more and more, it seems inconceivable that wearing a cloth on one's head would cause so many to shake their heads in dismay.
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Glasgow is a city of Scottish modesty and pride, education and illiteracy, Rangers and Celtic, industrialisation and gentrification, and affluence and poverty.
Taken in Glasgow's east end.
Edinburgh Road. I cropped this photo at the last minute as the version I planned to upload felt unbalanced.