We're climbing some new terrain this year.
I want to have a solid boot on as I want to be able to take in a lot of the view yet know that my feet are okay.
Good boots{hiking shoes} really are a part of the journey.
You know, the last three pair of boots I tried on where either tight or too soft or had zero arch support.
Keeping away form sprains and soreness and blistering of my feet is a full time job when I'm outdoors and moving about.
Lucky for me, I have found some internal calm as one shop has been able to help me with a great pair of high cuff boots.
As a matter of fact they also had a couple of items for my trail and path activities.
Made my visit easy. If you folks need to make your fits more classy [or for some classical}; you might have a gander for yourselves.
class swap design masterpost for convenience (from top to bottom: bard!riz, cleric!gorgug, sorcerer!kristen, barbarian!fig, artificer!adaine, and rogue!fabian)
Steve likes people who smell like fruit, like he literally goes feral for people with that nice fruity smelling perfume or shampoos/body soaps. I also hc that soda likes fruitier smelling stuff, he bought Darry an orange scented car freshener since he loves fruit so much. Him and Steve will be cuddling and Steve will just bury his face in soda’s hair since he uses fruit scented hair soap, fruit scented stuff reminds him of soda and both of their favorite fruits are oranges. Thank you for coming to my ted talk.
Look, I just think it's VERY funny and on brand that I thought of an entire premise of colorful characters for half the cast and immediately drew the only one void of color.
considering the historical influences in the fashion of Dishonored (and the extent of nsfw fanfiction this fandom has) I’ve been thinking about the layers that would be, realistically, part of the daily dress
which means: dishonored seems to honour the importance of a vest in a properly dressed gentleman’s or lady’s wardrobe
vests were, and I cannot stress this enough, a mandatory part of an outfit, to the point of men wearing only vests if they could not afford a fully tailored suit (trousers + vest + jacket) and a new shirt and opting to only wear a fake collar under the vest for the illusion of a full outfit
shirts were underwear, so to speak. there were no occasions in ‘polite society‘ where one could only wear a shirt without a vest on top.
this is something we see mirrored in both dishonored games, though the style of the vests and clothing have somewhat changed, they still follow the same rules of vests worn with every outfit, as far as we can tell. (we could argue that Jessamine is not wearing one, or that some higher class women aren’t wearing vests under their buttoned up jackets, but since we don’t really see underneath we can’t judge.)
we see the vests be worn even by the Whalers in the first game (which in itself brings up many questions. are whalers, the actual whalers that capture and kill whales, held in high enough regard by the society that they made a vest part of their uniform? or is it merely something that is worn by all? something that every citizen of sound mind would don, were they to leave their house?)
there are a few exceptions to this, of course, but this whole thing came to be by asking a simple question
does the Outsider wear a vest under his leather jacket?
now, in the first game, his jacket is unbuttoned just enough for us to get a good enough peek at what lies beneath. which is to say: there is no hint of a vest underneath. judging by the vests in the first game, the fashion was that the vest would go up high, often covering collarbones or even having a standing collar. what we see on the Outsider is just... an unbuttoned shirt
it’s much the same in the second game, even if we examine his final concept art, his outfit consists of a shirt (more or less underwear) with most of the top buttons unbuttoned, and a jacket on top. no hint of a vest underneath
what I’m trying to say is that the Outsider is a slut