Fashion! Etc. Etc. Etc. [Thursday, June 11]

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"Today we dress our alteregos!" Edna announced, "and before you ask, no what you are wearing right now will not do." She glanced at a few particularly horrifying examples in the class Claudia and shuddered. "Your job, when you are not being a superhero, is to blend into the background! To be completely unremarkable! To have your neighbors, if asked, reply 'I have no idea who that person is!' when asked!"

She smiled and flung her hands towards the many, many racks of clothing. Nothing plaid, darlings. She has standards, and you don't need to look like a hobo to be unremarkable. "So you will pick out ensembles for each other! Twenty-first century style, please. You want to blend in, not look like a crazy escapee from the Renaissance Festival."

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Re: Dress each other!

[cutsthestrings.livejournal.com]

She looked up at him, one eyebrow raised. She might defer to him in the salle, but here they were both students.

"Well, I've already picked out something and I don't feel like doing it again. At least take a look."

Re: Dress each other!

[bitchprince]

"Fine. I'll have a look. That should finish you for the class assignment, and we'll all be happy."

And he could go back to glaring at Edna. Much of a profession, that.

Re: Dress each other!

[cutsthestrings.livejournal.com]

She actually hadn't done too badly. The shirt was a red polo, the pants brown denim with a darker brown belt of braided leather coiled atop them. A pair of good boots sat underneath and lying next to it was soft leather jacket. It wasn't entirely different from what he usually wore, but it was definitely in the early-twenty-first-century realm that Edna had asked for.

Re: Dress each other!

[bitchprince]

"And now I've seen it."

The upside of deciding you hated something before you saw it was that anything that took more effort than indifference was scrapped from the menu, generally.

He glanced sideways at Fiona. "I'm sure whatever you have on will be fine."

Yeah. He was not dressing a woman. In God's name, that was just-- not right.

Re: Dress each other!

[cutsthestrings.livejournal.com]

She chose to take that as a compliment. Barely.

"Then I suppose we're both done."