On The Street....Winter Ice White
There is something about her pale, pale skin and the ice white dress in the dead of winter - the last fashion taboo - now, more visually shocking than Goth but visually just as morbidly beautiful. |
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Friday, March 17, 2006
There is something about her pale, pale skin and the ice white dress in the dead of winter - the last fashion taboo - now, more visually shocking than Goth but visually just as morbidly beautiful.
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The Blasphemous Fiendess said ... (2:46 PM) :
post a commentI knew a girl who did that. She had pale skin, and even more, almost white hair, and frequently white in the winter. It was very attention getting and somehow worked wonderfully. An ice-queen effect.
her face and her expression make her look like something out of an old painting... perhaps i'm thinking 17th century dutch? very intriguing.
i know..why can't we wear white peasant skirts in winter? there's just sth fashion wrong about it, i can't explain it..so i always push my white skirt to the back of the closet every winter
Looks like a swede, for som reason (I'm swedish too so, don't bite me)
I would prefer her bag to be black. Usually I don't like matchy matchy but she has a bit of a theme here.