And to round off the post, here is a shot that’s literally over the top: Lens-Artists Challenge: Over the top
Tag: Kleidung
A Choice She Didn’t Make Herself
This post needs a bit of an explanation. When looking for a photo to illustrate today’s prompt (satorial choices) I came across a photo of a woman with a cringeworthy dress. She was one of the mothers at our grandson’s first day of school. Scrolling through other … Continue reading A Choice She Didn’t Make Herself
If You Don’t have a Mollusc
take a tunic.
This is a Roman statue, partially preserved, from the Carrawburgh Temple of Mitras site (that’s part of Hadrian’s Wall). The head might be gone but his chiton can still be seen. Chitons were garments clasped on one shoulder, worn by ancient Greeks and Romans.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Chiton
Warm Days vs. Short Sleeves
When the weather gets warmer and the days get longer – the pants get shorter!
Nature is showing more green and humans are showing more skin.
Even shoulder blades are being aired again.
Although some can’t make up their mind.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: As the world warms up
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Mainly Orange Clothes
This month’s colour for Jude’s Life in Colour challenge is orange.
At the weekend we met with a running group which has chosen orange and black as their group colours. They sport shoes, socks, t-shirts, shawls and gloves in orange and black. So I thought, I start with orange clothes.
For some others, orange is their working colour.
Orange clothes for Life in Colour in October.
One more layer
Layers can be fun.
Movement is definitely overrated.
So apparently is sight.
Ignore fashion. Layer for warmth.
Seasonal layers.
Proof that some people don’t need the weather as excuse for layering.
For One Word Sunday: Layers. More layered photos are linked here.
The sign of the times
I don’t know what was better – the individual attention to each garment (for those that could afford it) or our mass produced wares (but available for the masses). In any case, a lot of our fashion of yesterday ends up here:
It is probably the better option compared to simply throwing used clothes and shoes in the garbage although there are issues with this kind of recycling, too. If I can I rather pass on my no longer used fashion items to an organisation where I know they will be worn in Germany and don’t end up destroying indigenous industries in third world countries. Or I wear them until they fall apart and end up as cleaning rags.
This is linked to One Word Sunday: fashion.
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