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On the topic of Nina Williams how would you rank her outfits? 🤔 Which are your favorites?

Oh YES I like this question.

Alright let's go!

10. Tekken 6 / Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Death by Degrees Wrestling Outfit

The design is a little bit "out there". I'm not a huge fan of the colours. I like that her gloves stand out though. I like her boots and bra.

9. Tekken 6 - "Office" Outfit

I miss when Tekken used to do a "combat" outfit for the 1P costume and a "casual" one for 2P... I love her pants and sandals. Don't care for the jacket that much, the top part looks much better in the total black Scenario Campaign variation. Love her necklace.

8. Tekken 6 - Biker Suit

I love that she canonically has outfit changes throughout the course of the story, as a true STAR should. This probably served as an inspiration for her Blood Vengeance outfit.

7. Tekken 7 - Casual outfit

Kind of hate the shorts and the boots and the pistol necklace, come on you're not a teen from the Hood™ girl, but the tailcoat, top and bangles make up for it. I also like that in the premade version of it she has her other, "bridal" hairstyle. Looks nice to have her hair styled in a different way now and then, she's had them styled the exact same way since Tekken 3!

6. Tekken 5 / 6 / Tag 2 / 7 / etc. - Combat suit

I used to complain about how she's had that outfit FOREVER but I seem to be using it a lot in 7... A classic is a classic you know?

5. Tekken 7 - Wedding Dress

This was such a RADICAL redesign. Completely out of the blue too. But then they gave us the backstory that she was posing as the bride to take out the group who was a crime boss or whatever and then when they dropped Anna they revealed it was HER dress. I feel so sorry for Anna but this was a ✨moment✨. Love that Anna had a widow dress to contrast hers.

4. Tekken 3 / Tekken Tag Tournament - Casual outfit

This is such a look. The pants, the heels, the bra, the vest. Yes! Could I live without the leopard print? Maybe, but the rest of the outfit is so good that it's overly inoffensive

3. Tekken 7 - Blood Vengeance biker suit

This is a more polished version of the Tekken 6 one. Love the slickness of it all, it's a bit unnescesarily tight. Like Nina has a lot of tight outfits but this looks the most uncomfortable of all! The kitty heels are a bit funny considering all the stilettos she's worn before. Shiny!

2. Tekken 5 - Gold catsuit

I LOVE the silver / gold pallette with the black details. The leopard print doesn't bother me in this case because it serves as a direct reference to her Tekken 3 outfit so it receives a unique status of iconicness. Love that her back and arms are exposed. The little cropped out "triangle" above her ass is a bit much though.

1. Tekken 4 - Pink catsuit

And here we have the pièce de résistance! I love that it's hot fucking pink. I love the pink shades. I love the oversized zipper. I love the white boots. I love the metallic choker. I even love the purple gloves that absolutely do not go with the rest of the outfit. I actually recoloured her black catsuit in to these colours in Tekken 7 and also have her pink pink glasses. They need to bring this back.

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The Princess in the Suit of Leather

The Princess in the Suit of Leather is an Egyptian folktale. It may also be referred to as The Princess in the Leather Burqa. This story was originally published in translation in Inea Bushnaq's 1986 collection Arab Folktales.

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In the middle of anywhere a king had a wife whom he loved and a daughter who was the light of his eyes. Before the princess reached womanhood, the queen grew ill and died. The king mourned for one year as he sat by her tomb. Eventually he called upon a matchmaker, and told her that he wished to marry again. He took the anklet from his deceased wife and told the matchmaker he would marry the foot the anklet fit. The matchmaker searched throughout the kingdom but found no single girl whom the anklet would fit. Finally, the anklet slipped onto a princess' foot. This princess agreed to marry the king without knowing who she was to marry. The night before the wedding, the princess asked the minister's daughter why so much talk filled the palace. The princess bribed her with her golden bangle, so the minister's daughter told her that the bridegroom was her father.

The princess turned pale then sent everyone away and escaped. She first went to the tanner's home and gave him a handful of gold. She requested him to make her a suit of leather from head to toe; she left when it was completed. In the morning to king entered the bridal chamber to find that the princess had left. Soldiers at every gate asked if she had seen the king's daughter and she replied:

My name is Juleidah for my coat of skins My eyes are weak, my sight is dim My ears are deaf, I cannot hear I care for no one far or near

Juleidah ran until she collapsed. She passed out and a slave girl noticed her. The slave girl called upon her queen to show her the great pile of leather outside of her palace. They asked her who she was and the princess said her refrain once more. She was invited to join the servants and slaves. The queen's son noticed her and wanted to ask her hand in marriage. He prince asked Juleidah where she was from and she replied that she was from the land of the paddles and the ladles so the prince decided to travel there. Without the prince noticing, Juleidah slipped his ring off his hand. At the palace, Juleidah wanted to help the cook but the cook was reluctant. Eventually she was given a piece of dough to shape and she placed the prince's ring inside of it. For the prince's trek, he was given the bread holding the ring. Once he discovered it he ordered everyone to turn back. The two wed shortly after.

The king put the matchmaker in chains. He searched from city to city until he reached the city where Juleidah resided. When the king reached the palace, Juleidah invited them in. She gave them food and a place to stay. Juleidah revealed to her father that she was his daughter. After it was revealed that Juleidah was the princess, the matchmaker was thrown into a ravine. The king gifted Juleidah and the prince, half of the kingdom and they lived happily ever after

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Gara aga, Ugbu a, N'ọdịnihu.(Past, Present, Future.)

Pairing: M’Baku x OC

Word Count: 802

Warnings: None but next chapter

Summary: Kya finds her self at the wrong place at the wrong time. Fortunately, M’Baku finds her before the avengers do

Healers

As I woke up, again, I felt my body healing more than just me. The third healer cut on her cheek slowly healed and disappeared. They haven’t noticed. I’m surprised. They may think it's their magic. I couldn’t move. I was…..sinking? As I sat up, sand fell from my face. Was I buried? Wait! Was I dead? Purple, blue, and black brushed the sky like an unfinished painting. A large tree with its branches spread out. It looks like a life tree. As I studied it, eyes appeared, they studied me. Panthers “Oh blast. I’m dead.” I was exasperated. My clothes changed. A white mid length halter dress with a golden necklace, like my mothers. Gold bangles danced around my ankles as I walked.

“You’re here early” a voice called out from a distance. My grandmother. How? She died when my mother was 5. I’ve never seen her, not even pictures. She was skinny and tall. She wore the same thing I did. Mother told me she was a princess in Africa. It may be traditional clothing. Her hair was black with dark brown eyes which threw me off since my mother and I have white curly hair with blue/grey eyes.

“What? What are you doing here” I questioned.

“Guidance. This is the ancestral plane. With your connection to the earth you would know this.” She circled me. “You are strong, yes? I see you’re taking care of yourself.” She chuckled, poking my side. I flinched, forgetting pain wasn’t a thing that existed here.

“I’m fine. Am I dead?” I questioned quickly.

“Nope, ill send you back.” She surely. “I’ve been watching. Walk me through what happened.” We walked over and sat under the tree on a branch.

“Well, we tried to time travel. We were about to take off but someone had attacked Maigk and I landed bast knows where and when.” As I told her my journey she looked at me with caring eyes.

“What if You are right where and when you need to be.” She tenderly caressed my check. “You are just like your mother. Lost.” She hugged me tightly.” But you will find your way. I love you my granddaughter” she faded away as I felt the warmth of her hug stayed.

“Finally, you are up” M’Baku said softly. “Drink this.” He rushed as he gave me no warning. I choked on it but drank it down, giving him a stare that could cut paper. It warmed me up til I couldn’t feel the cold anymore. Now I see why he gave it to me. The cold would’ve put me into a shock. It’s cold as hell.

“How do you feel?” He asked, and helped me sit up.

“Better now. Thank you.” As I sat up, my curly, white bangs fell in my face and my hair brushed my shoulders and back. It hasn’t been this long since childhood. My torn up clothes were changed into an over-the-shoulders white and orange wrap dress. The black wrap went down my shoulders down to my waist and the orange wrap went over my feet. My shoes were soft slippers. I got up, testing the waters to see if any soreness was present. My shoulders suddenly felt heavy as M’Baku dropped his fuzzy pelt on my shoulders. I didn't know I was shivering but he noticed. His face is soft. His smooth hands grazed my collarbone to fasten in place.

“There. Let me take you to my room. It’s warmer there.” He picked me up bridal style, slightly skimming my butt. He's not slick. His hold was strong but cautious. He’s clearly attracted now more than ever. As he walked through the hallways different looks were thrown my way. Some are proud. Some are jealous. Others are judgmental.

“Is this how you treat all prisoners?” poking fun.

“Not someone as alluring as you.” He smirked, showing his cute ass smile.

The room was large, dark since he lived in the Stone Ages. He placed me in his bed. His bed was in the middle of the room. A deep hole was dug out and furry and fuzzy blankets and pelts were placed inside it to keep the King warm. When he placed me I sunk in it was so warm. I wanted to lay down and spread out but I'm still anxious so I watched him. He lit the candles meticulously, looking back every so often. He finished up, taking off his armor piece by piece. He’s nearly naked, teasing me. He poured something that look like champagne in two champagne glasses.

“So, now that you are awake after three weeks,Who hurt you?” He asked Sitting at the edge of the bed, handing me the other glass. I needed it. It's going to be a looooooong night.

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“ Bridal Jewellery is a mix of ethnic and an aesthetic part of a wedding in India. 

It enhances one’s beauty by an elegant set .”

 The Indian wedding is celebrated in a unique way owing to their tradition and reflects the cultural diversity of our country. 

         The occasion of marriage is a special one for any woman and it signifies a highly sacred bond. An Indian woman regards the day of her marriage as the most crucial day in her life. To make this memorable day perfect, preparations go on for  months in an Indian family. An Indian bride is usually enhanced from head to toe in beautiful jewellery that compliments her attire and her personality.

          Over the years, traditions and cultures have enlarged but bridal jewellery still plays a vital role in Indian weddings. The bridal embroidery has an individual representation for each accessory.

Typically, an Indian bride uses the following ornaments:

Maang Tikka or tiara

 The tiara, called the Maang Tikka in Hindi. It is supposed to protect her from evil eyes and negative energy. They are now available in different styles and colors. Usually, for bridal wear, a Maangtika with a decorative centerpiece is preferred, with a long string.

Hair accessories

 In Today’s times,  The use of hair accessories is becoming the latest trend. The hair accessories should  interrelate with the attire of the bride. If the bride’s dress is studded with diamonds, hair accessories coats with diamonds can be used. Pearl headgear and silver hairpins are also in trend in the fashion world. 

Earrings

 Earrings are available in every feasible style and colours. They range from small, delicate ones to trailing, heavy ones. Earrings are available in different metals and using different gemstones or pearls. Brides typically wear earrings that are attached 

to a chain, which is hooked in the hair.

Nose rings

Basically, called ‘Nath’ in Hindi. The nose ring traditionally worn by Indian brides is in the form of a ring, which is attached to a chain that is hooked in the hair. With the latest trends, the nose ring is also sustaining a change and it is available in different styles.

Necklace

In today’s times, the necklace is the most adaptable piece of bridal jewellery and it is available in a variety of styles and colors. According to fashion experts, a long necklace would look good with a deep neck, while a choker would suit a smaller neckline.

Armbands

 An armband is called ‘Bajubandh’ in Hindi. It is also a versatile piece of bridal jewellery, which is worn on the upper part of the arms.

Bangles

  In today's market, bangles are one of the most significant parts of a bride’s attire. A variety of bangles made of different metals and studded with different gemstones and pearls is available. Nowadays, bracelets are becoming popular as bridal wear.

Finger rings

Finger rings are also one of the most necessary pieces of bridal jewellery. There are a number of styles available in the market in case of rings. Like other jewels, rings are also available in different metals, colors and gemstones. Basicy, finger rings are worn on the ring fingers as per the choice of the bride.

Nowadays, Fancy ornaments made of colourful metals have gained more priority than those made of gold and silver. The most popular metals used for making bridal jewellery include platinum, gold and silver in today’s times. However, keeping in view the variation in demand and people’s affection for attractive designs with shimmery effect, strategies like kundan, lac and jadau have also come in trend and are widely used for making bridal pieces in all parts of India.

If we keep only the traditional Indian jewellery in mind, then it is mainly made up of gold. One of the primary reasons behind this is the fate of the people in the fortunate ethics of the metal for such grand events of life like a marriage ceremony.

Nevertheless, in view of the  variation of desire to the people, brides normally go for mixed metal jewelery by making alterations as per their attire and choice.

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If you enjoy traveling, there's a good possibility that you've acquired a few pieces of jewelry. No matter where you are from, jewelry is used to adorn clothing and convey a unique sense of style. Numerous cultures have a distinctive background with jewelry that has influenced how it is worn. In the past, women often wore jewelry to symbolize their social position, family jewelry, and religious convictions. Even today, people use jewelry as a means of exchange and protection. Every piece of jewelry has a great story to narrate, whether it's an emotional Diamond pendant handed across the generations or a Diamond bracelet to embrace beauty. Let's look at a few places to understand what significance jewelry has played in their history and culture, as well as where you may find the perfect memory of your visit.

Irish cultural jewelry

Jewelry, particularly precious metal jewelry, has a distinctive and significant legacy in Ireland. The talented metalworkers known as the Celts produced exquisite gold and silver jewelry between the years of 2,000 BC and 550 AD. According to historical sources, Celts would only wear jewelry to combat to flaunt their athletic abilities and social position. The significance of ancient Irish jewelry is rich. The Celtic knot is among the popular designs on Irish jewelry. The Celtic knot, which has three interlocking circles, stands for harmony and endless; spiritual life. The sign can be seen on several rings, pendants, and stud earrings today.

The Claddagh ring is an excellent example of classic Celtic jewelry that remains incredibly trendy currently. Two hands are depicted in the shape of a heart. The heart has a crown on top of it. The ring stands for commitment, compassion, and companionship. The Claddagh ring has been linked closely to the fishing community of Claddagh from at least the 1700s, according to historical records. The Claddagh ring is typically given as a present in Irish culture and worn as a promise ring or  Engagement ring.

Recommendation for jewelry shopping in Ireland

Today, posh traditional retailers and tourist attractions alike in Ireland carry Celtic jewelry. Our suggestion is to go along The Wild Atlantic Way, a 2,500-kilometer trail that winds along Ireland's breathtaking coastline. There are charming seaside communities with little shops and markets selling Celtic jewelry made by local craftspeople.

Indian cultural jewelry

India has a more than 5,000-year heritage with jewels. Due to the Hindu belief that gold purifies everything it contacts, India is the birthplace of numerous elaborate pieces made with a lot of gold and beautiful gemstones. Indian yellow gold has a reputation for being of the finest quality and weight.

Jewelry serves as a symbol of social prestige and financial safety in Indian cultural identity. Indian jewelry primarily comes into three different categories: temple, wedding, and religious.

During her marriage day, an Indian bride wears jewelry with special significance. From ankle bracelets to her maang tikka, which is worn on the forehead, wedding jewelry is dressed from head to toe. Bangles are important in bridal fashion.

Gold bangles are used by both men and women to reflect a loving and successful marriage. Indian brides also wear engagement rings made of diamonds or gemstones, with the color of the diamond signifying the bride's caste according to Indian tradition.

Recommendation on purchasing jewelry in India

India is a treat for the eyes when it comes to clothing and jewelry, with a wide variety of vibrant hues. The nicest thing about Jaipur, often known as "The Pink City," is that it's a terrific spot to buy priceless diamonds. Visit the Gem Palace, where jewelry has been created and sold for royal and famous people for 160 years.

Kenyan cultural jewelry

Families and culture are highly valued in Kenyan jewelry, and single jewelry expresses the wearer's traditional identities. Beads are a fundamental part of several cultures on the African continent, but they are particularly linked to the Maasai, Samburu, Turkana, and Rendille communities of Kenya.

These communities typically use bone, glass, horn, seeds, seashells, or rocks as beads in their elaborate designs. Depending on what they mean, the beads' color, shape, and size change. Red beads represent strength and stand for harmony and togetherness to the Maasai people. White beads stand for cow's milk, a cornerstone of Maasai culture and a sign of nutrition. Blue beads stand in for the sky, which provides rain to feed the cow. Kenyan jewelry also has Green, black, orange, and yellow beads. These represent different things to different tribes, but when the colors are combined, they convey a message of care and gratitude for family.

Recommendation on purchasing jewelry in Kenya

Authentic beaded Massai jewelry can be found in the open-air Massai markets, a well-known selection of fine African handmade items. Although these shops can be seen all across Kenya, they usually migrate to Nairobi on various days of the week.

Embrace other cultures with magnificently distinctive jewelry.

Buying jewelry when traveling is a way to bring thoughts of memorable experiences you had. Your trip will be rich if you invest the effort to research the traditions and background of your jewelry. The beautiful items you come across on your tour will undoubtedly make for interesting discussion pieces. What could be more enjoyable than continually remembering your journeys?

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