So fabulous!
Kharnamantic wrote: »
So fabulous!
Ha, where do you get the cowboy hat from? And why are cowboy hats in the game, in this time period? @Microsoft please add revolvers and winchester rifles in the next update!
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[Quoted post was removed]ApostateHobo wrote: »Everyone acting like it's so gross to put this costume on male characters what even. Some backwards as heck people on here I guess lmao
spartaxoxo wrote: »That is subjective, not objective. While it is true that the way the clothes are cut, they are designed to fit the female body more, that doesn't mean that doing the opposite is unsightly or ridiculous. In fact, many would argue the opposite. And in fact breaking rules in art to create something both radical and beautiful that challenges societal concepts is a time honored tradition.
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tomofhyrule wrote: »
Versispellis wrote: »[Quoted post was removed]ApostateHobo wrote: »Everyone acting like it's so gross to put this costume on male characters what even. Some backwards as heck people on here I guess lmao
I don't know, as an artist and a very fashion forward woman, I'd say your imagination could be expanded.
Also, Marlene Dietrich would like a word.
[snip]spartaxoxo wrote: »That is subjective, not objective.
Actually that is exactly what that means. Its actually mathematical. Female clothing (I have already said this...) is designed to accentuate the female form. The clothing by its very nature is an extension of the female form. This also holds true for males and male clothing. [snip]spartaxoxo wrote: »While it is true that the way the clothes are cut, they are designed to fit the female body more, that doesn't mean that doing the opposite is unsightly or ridiculous.
In fact, many would argue the opposite. And in fact breaking rules in art to create something both radical and beautiful that challenges societal concepts is a time honored tradition.
Actually my "opinion"comes from the time I spent in school for art + design, the time I have spent in the professional world as an art director, and the time I have spent in my leisure creating works for others to enjoy, where I am just about universally praised for my efforts. I dont say this out of hubris or narcissism, people simply find most of my works compelling. IRL, believe it or not I am a pretty humble person and I do not crave attention or like the limelight. In fact this has caused me much grief because in creative environments I often get propelling to the front and I end up quitting because I do not like the attention.spartaxoxo wrote: »[snip]