

Indeed the sleeves do look good in photos! When I saw I thought don't they look spectacular! Then the practical side of me thought I don't want to clean my kitchen counter with them! (they were white and beautiful!)
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I've given up trying to make a career out of IG. I used to post for purpose of attracting clients or agencies to work with. Now I just post what I want and make the photos I want. I've come to the realization that I love photography more than IG. IG is actually more like a chore.I love dramatic sleeves. And they are utterly impractical IRL. Look magnificent in photos, though.
The whole "more is more" trend seems clearly to be a function of Instagram "look at me" culture. Who other than street style stars and fashion bloggers have time to dress, every morning, in multiple, asymmetrical layers? What lifestyle permits one to be immobilized in head-to-toe jacquard and five-inch stilettos on a daily basis? Or never to wear a coat unless it's a "statement" coat, not intended for warmth or water resistance? And other than being photographed, attending fashion shows (and being photographed while attending fashion shows), what actual real-world activities can be conducted in voluminous sleeves and/or coats draped precariously on the shoulders with sleeves dangling?
There is a huge divide right now between Fashion-with-a-capital-F and reality. It will be interesting to see if the monetization of "influencers" will be lucrative enough to support such extreme discontinuity between what we're supposed to want and what we can actually use.
Absolutely gorgeous MB! The horses are beautiful too!View attachment 3827029 View attachment 3827028 View attachment 3827027 I have gotten behind in posting pictures of my garden visits. This is Conestoga House in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
View attachment 3827026 View attachment 3827024 Friday at the Devon Fall Classic:
Terrier fuzz! Nothing better.