Sex Ed, Wednesday, Period 2

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All the desks have been pushed aside. The chairs have been arranged on both sides of the room to face a center aisle.

The classrooms on either side of this one are set up as dressing rooms, one for boys and one for girls. Each has a rack of nightwear and each set of clothing has a name attached to it. The boys have a selection of traditional pajamas and nightshirts while the girls mainly have long, full nightdresses.

When the students arrive, Edward directs them to the appropriate dressing room and tells them to line up at the door once they're dressed.

"Ladies and gentlemen," Edward says to the audience. "Too often attractiveness is measured in the amount of flesh bared. Today this class will model nightwear which is both attractive and modest. Please give them your full attention."

When the models are ready, Edward presses play on his CD boombox and a lovely piano piece accompanies the students down the runway.

[All students and teachers are welcome to watch! Art of War students may also join their teammates in the dressing rooms if they are the same gender.

Wait for OCD. OCD up. Cameras welcome!

ETA: Note! All students can take their fashion show garments to Pixie Dust for burning store credit!]

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Angela Montenegro

Backstage: Boys

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Put on your handwavily assigned outfit (http://www.buckandbuck.com/cgi-bin/shop.pl?showcat=mensclothing&subcat=Robes/Nightwear), check out the other guys, gossip like girls.

Re: Backstage: Boys

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Toby held up an outfit consisting of pants, long sleeves, and a long robe and frowned, "He just wants me to model the pants, right?"

Re: Backstage: Boys

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Marco blinked at the outfits. "I've worn worse, I've worn worse, I've...no, I really haven't, actually."

Re: Backstage: Boys

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"At least we'll be all toasty and warm?" Cal offered, which, in case anyone was confused, was certainly not optimism, and most definitely sarcasm.

Re: Backstage: Boys

[peace_n_war]

Warren had himself a mantra, which he was mumbling to himself backstage.

"I will not burn the wardrobe. I will not burn the wardrobe. I will not-"

You get the point.

Backstage: Girls

[sparklyvirgin.livejournal.com]

Dress up in your stylish, handwavily assigned outfits (http://www.womanwithin.com/plus-size-clothing/loungewear-loungers-woman-within.shtml), flirt with the other girls, touch up your makeup.

Re: Backstage: Girls

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Angela gave her outfit (http://www.womanwithin.com/clothing/Comfort-Choice-crochet-trimmed-lounger.aspx?PfId=145575&DeptId=9445&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0&affiliate_id=015&affiliate_locationid=01) a decidedly unimpressed look. Nice enough colour, but would fit like a sack.

"He'll probably object to customisation, won't he?" she remarked as she looked at it.

Re: Backstage: Girls

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"I look like an eggplant," Amber said, looking down at herself (http://www.womanwithin.com/clothing/Embroidered-snap-front-lounger.aspx?PfId=102631&DeptId=9445&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0&affiliate_id=015&affiliate_locationid=01). "Guh. What is he thinking?" she groaned.

Re: Backstage: Girls

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Claire found a plain long dress (http://www.womanwithin.com/clothing/Dreams-andamp-Co-Hooded-tagless-knit-lounger.aspx?PfId=145596&DeptId=9445&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0&affiliate_id=015&affiliate_locationid=01) and yanked it on. "I'm trying to decide if this could be worse."

Re: Backstage: Girls

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"I'm not touching any of those," Blair said.

Re: Backstage: Girls

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To be perfectly honest, this (http://www.womanwithin.com/clothing/Comfort-Choice-Print-lounger-with-pockets.aspx?PfId=102650&DeptId=9445&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0&affiliate_id=015&affiliate_locationid=01) wasn't all that different from what Kaylee would have worn to bed as a little girl. It was pretty cute, even.

It's just that Kaylee was well aware she wasn't a little girl anymore. Well. She was small and female, but that weren't what she meant. This would definitely never work for seducin' or anything. Which was probably the point, she realized.

Re: Backstage: Girls

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"Ugh," Joan said, taking her outfit (http://www.womanwithin.com/clothing/Comfort-Choice-Flannel-Snap-front-Lounger.aspx?PfId=31491&DeptId=9445&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0&affiliate_id=015&affiliate_locationid=01) off the rack.

Re: Backstage: Girls

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Meg rolled her eyes and grabbed on of the nightgowns off the rack. "I can't decide if I'm supposed to feel like I'm four or a grandmother."

Re: Backstage: Girls

[ashockingbitch]

Jenny took one look at her outfit and called out, "Did anyone bring any scissors?"

Audience

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Enjoy the show!

Re: Audience

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Murdock decided to take a break from his office and popped into the sex ed class for the fashion show.

He looked at the procession and frowned. And with Edward's opening statement, he could only conclude one thing ... This class was weird.

Re: Audience

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Hannibal couldn't resist the opportunity to see his friends (Angela was never going to hear the end of this) in some interesting attire.

He was front row center. And waving as people he knew strutted their stuff.

Re: Audience

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Ned took a spot in the back but he was tall enough that he could see over everyone. He figured he could get through this without falling out of his seat.

He hoped.

Re: Audience

[heromaniac]

"A fashion show! A fashion show!" Momoko sang as she bounced into a chair as near the runway as possible. She's seen the glittery signs and there was no way she was going to miss it! Especially on a day when she had no classes and no where to be until Flight club. And oooh, night wear?!

The "Runway"

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Student models, tag in here with your runway walk and let the audience react to you!

Re: The "Runway"

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There was no strut, swagger, or anything else with Amber's walk down the runway. She was drafty is what she was in her too big night sleep garment (http://www.womanwithin.com/clothing/Embroidered-snap-front-lounger.aspx?PfId=102631&DeptId=9445&ProductTypeId=1&PurchaseType=0&affiliate_id=015&affiliate_locationid=01) thingy.

Whatever, she smiled and waved, and tried to work what she had for a good grade.

Talk to the TAs

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When they're not modeling, they'll help out in the dressing rooms. In theory.

Re: Talk to the TAs

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Joan was in the dressing room and would happily help people burn the garments.

Talk to Edward

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Doesn't he look lovely with his pale skin and beige shirt?

Re: Talk to Edward

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"Mr. Cullen?" Romeo tried, after the show. "I'm the manager of a clothing shop in town, and I wanted to let you know how entertaining I found the fashion show."

A compliment never hurt.

OOC

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Twilight comes out in theaters this week.

Re: OOC

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*GLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES*