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[darcydodo]

My corset is in LA. This sucks. Fortunately had something else that can be gothy, but I'm cross, as I was positive that it was here. And I need it, anyway. *pouts*

Hopefully parents can send it up, but it obviously won't be in time for today, and my mom's in jury duty, so it won't get sent until Monday. *sulks more*

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[sschmitt.livejournal.com]

Wait a minute...

you tell your MOM you own a corset?

[darcydodo]

Of course I do. She bought it for me. It's really very pretty, all brocaded and whatnot, and not at all gothy unless worn in a gothy context.

[darcydodo]

Besides, she really wouldn't care, anyway.

[greenelephant.livejournal.com]

and mciac complains that you only wear t-shirts!

[chele74.livejournal.com]

She does only wear t-shirts. She had a gorgeous waist that is usually disguised by an oversized cotton frock with writing on it. Sometimes in Latin.

But, the good news is that she may have said corset by the time I come to Berkeley so that I could see it in person! Yay!

[shreena.livejournal.com]

It is indeed a very pretty corset. I shall see if I can find any pictures online of it.

Once again, I'm completely and utterly with mciac on this. T-shirts and jeans bad; fitted clothing good! Not that we're ganging up on you or anything...

[darcydodo]

Huh. :P

Anyway, there are pictures online; the ones from my 21st. The only problem is I'm wearing a mask, so you can't see my face. :) I'll also see if I can get around to scanning the one that livredor took before Mayhem one year.

[pseudomonas.livejournal.com]

I'd like to stick up for T-shirts and jeans. They're tidy, comfortable, and there's nothing wrong with them looks-wise, provided that they're in a decent state of repair and the right size.