#fw 2010

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Christian Louboutin heels for Jonathan Saunders f/w 2010 rtw  Newest Cool

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Zac Posen FW10

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Footwear texture @ Rodarte Fall 2010 RTW

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[superfallingstars]

why does anna sui have like, theeee most perfect hogwarts outfits... whimsical and intricate and psychedelic, but also feminine and preppy with that quaint sort of 60s charm... like tell me luna would not be all over these!!!

tbh i could also see ginny in some of these... the patchwork/pattern clashing and the warm colors are very fitting for her. i'm so obsessed

[r0sensfw]

Hate to start some discourse but it’s becoming harder and harder to stay silent on my feelings regarding kink and fiction. I watched my sister isolate herself from the Mandela Catalogue fandom as they made her feel like shipping two characters was a hate crime against the creator. (I’m not looking for drama, just talking about fandom experience)

I’ve somehow become more insecure over what will get me harassed on the internet. One of those big things being my views on kink, fanfiction, and shipping.

I’ve been told all my life how I’ve been meant to feel

Man in the gimp suit is dangerous

Human pups, handcuffs, pegging, bondage, S&M are punchlines and shock value

Fanfiction is for stupid gross teen girls to fetishize gay men or for pathetic adults to project their worst fantasies onto

Shipping isn’t queer, it’s homophobic in fact

Who would ship two best friends, NOTHING IS SAFE!!!

I’ve been told, years and years and years how I should feel about sexuality, how I should feel about my own sexuality.

I’m creating my own space, one free of what my mom and the other neroutypical cishet adults told me my sexuality had to be!!

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Love Magazine #8 F/W 2012

Malgosia Bela ~ Foto: Mert & Marcus

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Woman: Adult Human Female.

https://archive.ph/2023.11.01-142554/https://www.thenational.scot/news/23894878.women-scotland-lose-court-session-appeal-woman-definition/

FOR Women Scotland (FWS) has lost an appeal in the Court of Session over the legal definition of a woman.

The group had challenged a ruling that transgender women with a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC) can legally be defined as women.

In a written ruling, Lady Dorrian, the Lord Justice Clerk, set out that a person “with a GRC in the female gender” is defined as a woman under the Equality Act (EA) 2010.

The appeal was brought after the Gender Critical group lost an initial case on the definition of a woman in legislation that aims to ensure gender balance on public boards.

Lady Haldane has previously ruled, after FWS requested a second judicial review of the Gender Representation on Public Boards (Scotland), that the meaning of sex is “not limited to biological or birth sex” but includes those in possession of a GRC.

In a further written judgment, released on Wednesday, Dorrian ruled that guidance under the UK legislation the Gender Recognition Act 2004, “does not conflate” two separate protected characteristics.

“A person with a GRC in their acquired gender possesses the protected characteristic of gender reassignment for the purposes of section 7 EA,” Dorrian (below) wrote in her conclusion.

"Separately, for the purposes of section 11 they also possess the protected characteristic of sex according to the terms of their GRC.

“For the purposes of section 11, individuals without a GRC, whether they have the protected characteristic of gender reassignment or not, retain the sex in which they were born.”

Dorrian added that “no conflation” of protected characteristics is involved.

“A person with a GRC in the female gender comes within the definition of “woman” for the purposes of section 11 of the EA, and the guidance issued in respect of the 2018 Act is lawful,” she added.

“The reclaiming motion is refused.”

FWS said in a statement they were “hugely disappointed” in the ruling.

“We are obviously still analysing the decision and will be speaking to our legal team in due course to consider the possibility of a further challenge,” they added.

We previously told how the gender representation legislation intends to ensure that non-executive members on public boards are made up of at least 50% women.

Scottish ministers had argued that those who were living as a woman or had gone through the GRC process could be defined as a woman within the legislation.

FWS argued that this did not accord with the separate definitions of women and transgender women under the Equality Act 2010 and voiced concerns about implications for single-sex spaces.

The group lost the initial judicial review in 2021, but were successful on appeal. The Scottish Government then revised the legislation, which now states that the definition of “woman” is defined by the Equality Act 2010 and the Gender Recognition Act 2004.

This meant that transgender women with a GRC would be considered women under the bill.

This led to FWS calling for a second judicial review, where Haldane ruled in favour of the Scottish Government.

This led to another appeal, which Dorrian ruled against on Wednesday.

[birkinberry]

all I do is being pretty and listen to music all day

[bookwalmartav]

Why is no one talking about Xaden calling Violet "Love". Im a sucker for it.

Everyone is talking about the end but common guys. At this point FW is a Frankensteinian mix of all those early 2000 and 2010s books.

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Chanel Iman at DSquared2 FW 2010

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Chanel FW 2010 White Fur CC Boots from ‘Into Archive’

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roberto cavalli FW 2010

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Chanel Haute Couture FW 2010

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Formula 1 Car Naming Conventions

With F1 car launches in full force, I have been looking into why teams name their cars the way that they do. Each team has a different naming convention. Some of the naming conventions are easy to understand like RB19. Then there are the many Ferrari naming conventions (SF-23, F1-75, SF1000, etc).

So here are the current naming conventions for each team in order of car launch dates.

Haas

The 2024 Haas car is called the VF-24.

In an article for the 2016 Haas Car Launch, it was explained why they named the car the VF-16.

The first CNC machine manufactured by Haas Automation in 1988. It was unofficially named the VF-1, otherwise known as the Very First 1. For Formula 1, Haas kept the VF and changed the 1 for the last two digits of the year. VF-16 = 2016, VF-23 = 2023, etc.

Williams

The 2024 Williams car is called the FW46.

Every car by Williams has carried the FW prefix, with the first one being the FW06 in 1978. The FW in the name stands for the founder of the team, Sir Frank Williams. Despite the Williams family no longer being involved in the team, the current owners have kept the naming convention as a link to the storied history of Williams Racing.

If the car keeps the same chassis as the previous year, then a B is added to the end of the name to show that it is a B-Spec car (and on a few occasions there have been C-Spec cars).

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The 2024 Sauber car is called the C44.

Sauber made its debut with the C12 in 1993 and has since used this naming convention except for the BMW Sauber years. But after BMW left, Sauber returned to using C and picked up the numbers where it would have been if the naming convention hadn't changed.

The C stands for Peter Sauber's wife Christiane. His first car was called the C1 and since then all Sauber cars (with the exception of the BMW Sauber cars) have used the C for Christiane.

Alpine

The 2024 Alpine car is called the A524.

Since Renault became Alpine in 2021, all of their cars have had the following naming formula: A + 5 + the last two digits of the year.

In January 2021, the team explained why the 2021 car was called the A521. The A is for Alpine. The 5 is for A500, which was a prototype for the 1975 F1 season. All of the cars since 2021, have followed this naming convention and have just changed the 21 to correspond with the current year.

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The Visa Cash App RB 2024 car is called the VCARB 01.

There really isn't much about the team as of right now due to the rebrand changing up everything from the previous AlphaTauri stuff. However, VCARB is the acronym for the team name and this is the first car to be run under the rebrand, thus the 01.

Aston Martin

The Aston Martin 2024 car is called the AMR24.

Since 2021, Aston Martin has used the same naming convention: AMR + the last 2 digits of the current year. The AMR stands for Aston Martin Racing.

Ferrari

The 2024 Ferrari car is named the SF-24.

However, unlike the other teams, it is hard to predict what the Ferrari will be named. In recent years, there have been the F1-75, SF21, SF1000, SF90, F14-T, and 150º Italia just to list a few of the names.

For 2024, it is a simple naming convention that has been used in the past. SF = Scuderia Ferrari and then the last two digits of the year the car will be run.

RacingNews365 made a chart of every Ferrari car since 2000 and the meaning behind the name. For the most part, the formula for naming the car is either Ferrari/Scuderia Ferrari + year or important event commemoration.

Ferrari also uses the dash inconsistently which doesn't really mean anything, but is just not the most aesthetically pleasing when looking at a list of all the car names.

Mercedes

The 2024 Mercedes car is called the W15.

All Mercedes cars have had a W in the car name, even the 1954 and 1955 cars. The 2010 Mercedes car was the W01 and since then the team has continued chronologically.

The W stands for Wagen which means car in German.

McLaren

The 2024 McLaren car is called the MCL38.

The numbers have been ascending since almost the beginning with a few B-Spec cars for the most part. However, the beginning letters have changed over the years. Since 2017, McLaren has used MCL. And just as it looks, MCL is short for McLaren.

The 2023 car didn't have the chronological number due to honoring McLaren's 60 years of history.

Red Bull

The 2024 Red Bull car is named the RB 20.

Since its first year, the Red Bull cars have been given the RB designation along with a chronologically ascending number. The RB as expected stands for Red Bull.

The RB 20 marks 20 seasons of Red Bull in Formula One.

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Lanvin Fall 2011

Karen Elson y Raquel Zimmermann ~ Foto: Steven Meisel