I Don’t Want to Know How Many Muppets Died for That Coat
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“Go ahead, PETA. Try me. You think a little red paint is going to ruin this coat? I dare you.”
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This doesn’t look like it was simply thrown together from an outdated wardrobe. It looks like thought was put into it, like a character’s costume created for a movie or tv show.
This woman is actually quite fabulous.
It appears though that the multicoloured fur collar is not part of the coat, but merely added on top of it, as a neckwarmer. I have a similar freestanding fur collar neckwarmer, but mine’s plain black and not awesome.
Epic win, fabulous, i love this!!!
I kinda like it, really.
Back years ago, my mom (who sews, and well) made me a gray fake-fur coat. We picked the fur out from a rack with a big sign advertising “Care Bear Supplies!” over it. When someone would inevitably ask “is that real?” I’d say, “Yes, you don’t want to know how many Care Bears died for this coat!”
I have a bright green very obviously fake fur winter hat, yet people often ask if it’s “real”. I respond, “Yeah, it’s The Grinch!”
Well, it’s not like it couldn’t be dyed. Designers dye real fur all the time–particularly when it’s dog or cat fur and they’re trying to camouflage that. My understanding (though I’m not sure about this) that much of the brightly dyed pink, green, orange, blue, etc fur you see is dog or cat.
Looks like a weird rainbow clown pirate
Its Anna Piaggi and is an writer for Italian Vogue lol she always dresses like this .
thats anna piaggi an editor from italian vogue…. this is actually pretty toned down for her haha
Actually that’s one of Nan’s better days, you should see her when she’s been on the sherry.
Reminds me of Mrs. Slocumbe from Keeping Up Appearances
It’s Lady GaGa’s MaMa!
It looks like British fashion designer Vivienne Westwood.
Shame on you!!!
She is Anna Piaggi one of the most famous Italian fashion journalists (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Piaggi)
Admire this photo gallery:
http://images.google.it/images?q=anna+piaggi&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:it:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=PQhrS5XtA4Of_AaKmezGBg&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CBwQsAQwAA
although, those fingerless gloves are quite fashionable. ^_^
Isn’t the rest of the coat a popular sofa pattern? You know the one! It was in your friend’s den/garage/cabin growing up!http://farm1.static.flickr.com/204/470904079_87b18e4721.jpg
this lady is fabulous end of story.
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That was spot on! I could not have done that better at all haha. Hate to admit it though
@Bunnie, Mrs. Slocombe (played by the late Mollie Sugden) was on “Are You Being Served?”. The female lead on “Keeping Up Appearances” is Hyacinth Bucket (played by Patricia Routledge). I agree with you about the Mrs. Slocombe resemblance, just having a slight OCD moment about matching characters and shows.
Hi, good post. I look forward to your next article. Thanks, Zoe
This old lady looks Rock n Roll as F*ck! That’s one cool ass old lady!