#modest model

[newestcool]

Imaan Hammam for Vogue May 2021 ‘’Epic Proportions’’ Photographer Ethan James Green Fashion Editor/Stylist Tonne Good Makeup Artist Diane Kendal Hair Stylist Lucas Wilson  Newest Cool

[malkahpariyz]

“No matter how wise you become or how wise you suppose you are… you have to learn that wisdom comes from everywhere and there are things to be learned from everyone. I will admit, that all people are not meant to teach you and that all people are not meant to be learned from, but also, that sometimes a lesson of wisdom can come from the most unforeseen circumstances and people.. an 80 year old can teach a child, and that same 80 year old can learn something new and something wise, from that same child.”

- Paris Dior | The Modest Blog

[disco-tic-wonderland]

I think it would be funny, in the ultraliberal timeline, that despite the antics Harry’s net worth actually does count for something.

Kim largely forgets about that annoying side-hustle, until one day he’s out with Harry having an old man date at the Aerospace Museum. He indulges in examining a delightfully complex aerostatic model in the gift shop, though balks at the price tag.

Harry just pulls out a checkbook and gets it. Kim is too confused to argue, just asks where he found disposable income like that. (Several scenarios flit through his mind, none of them good.) Harry shrugs like it’s nbd, and says he gets “maaad dividends from the mega light bending guy’s company.”

[artbytheriverblues]

Posted a lot on my other socials BUT here's the V1 of the lowpoly Modeste I've worked on during the fall! My first VRC ready model!

I plan on continuing work on this to improve it, such as alternate clothing and improving textures.

[my-outfitisamasterpiece]

Carolina Daur at Paris Fashion Week Prada Show in Milan 24'

[caesrean]

i wanna dress up like this so badly but i'm so broke 😭😭😭

[mochacherie]

Obsessed with her beauty

@hma.a99 on instagram

[yoogoyvault]

[derichelieu]

Ohhhh jesus christ the price of new rock shoes these days

[beforethegarden]

[newestcool]

Vivienne Westwood Black Leather Elevated Court Shoes from f/w 1993 rtw Creative Director Vivienne Westwood Newest Cool

[africacauris1]

www.africa-cauris.com

[a-bananas-fashion-blog]

[yveshiver]

[neil-gaiman]

I found myself having, not exactly an argument recently, but a highly opinionated conversation with someone who did not believe my assertion that once upon a time there were official Hello Kitty vibrators. With the aid of the Wayback Machine, I found this article, and thought the world at large might enjoy it too...

Here's the text of the article:

The history of the Hello Kitty vibrator

By Peter Payne October 4, 2004

Sanrio is one of the top character licensors in the world, having more or less created the business model of doing business by creating something that doesn't really exist and licensing its use to other companies. Sanrio produces nothing -- all their characters, like the Little Twin Star, Minna no Ta-bo, Bad Batz-Maru, exist as legal entities and nothing more. Their most successful character, Hello Kitty, or Kitty-chan as she's known in Japan, is now now thirty years old.

One of the many companies that license Sanrio's characters for their products was a Japanese company called Genyo Co. Ltd. Genyo made a wide variety of products, from bento boxes to children's toys to chopsticks, many with the Hello Kitty character on them. They scored big in the late 1990's with an off-the-wall hit, a series of Hello Kitty toys which featured a different Kitty figure from each of Japan's 47 prefectures, each representing something the prefecture was famous for. (The figure from Gunma Prefecture, where we live, represented a wooden kokeshi doll.)

In 1997, Genyo designed a product that would live in infamy: the Hello Kitty vibrating shoulder massager, which really is a shoulder massager (trust us -- it says so on the package). Sanrio approved this design without batting an eye, and the product enjoyed modest sales in toy shops and in family restaurants like Denny's and Coco's. It wasn't until 1999 or so that people began to catch on to the fact that the Hello Kitty massager had other potential uses, and with amazing speed, they started popping up in adult videos in Japan. The next thing anyone knew, they had changed into a cult adult item, sold in vending machines in love hotels -- after all, what self-respecting man wouldn't buy his girl a Hello Kitty vibrator when she asked him for one?

The emergence of the Hello Kitty vibrator as a cult adult item caused friction between Sanrio and Genyo, and Sanrio ordered the company to stop making the units. Genyo refused, since it had paid a lot of money to license Kitty for their products. There seemed nothing Sanrio could do, since they had approved the item for sale (see the official Sanrio sticker on the boxes). The answer came when the Japanese tax authorities raided Genyo on suspicion of tax evasion. It seems that some creative accounting was going on between the president of the company, a Mr. Nakamura, his vice president, and the owner of the factory in China where the units were made. All three were arrested, and Sanrio had the excuse needed to yank Genyo's license. They seized the molds used to make the vibrators and destroyed them.

And so, the sad, weird chapter of the Hello Kitty vibrator is at an end. The last of the Kitty vibes are gone, so now what will the world do for wacky comic -- and sexual -- relief?

[unluckiestclover]

imagine how powerful it would be if Barbie had a butch friend. if Barbie (at least used to) represent high femme and pink glamor, she should have a dyke friend to show another side of the spectrum. Women don’t all look as lipstick Barbie

Also they have gay sex