www.fashiontoast.com - "Where have all the Surfing Cowboys gone?"
The creator of this blog, Rumi Neely, wrote this post along with 8 pictures & a paragraph at the bottom, writing, "(Made by a Friend of Mine Danger dress, Wego slip-ons)
How to make body consious look fresh; generic slip-ons from Harajuku and some of that pale Venice Blvd. sunshine. Plus Friend of Mine just does it right in the first place. Called the Danger dress for a reason, careful how you walk in this one.."
It isn't clear what this post is actually about but my interpretation of it, is that it is about body image & learning to be comfortable in your own skin. The model in these pictures is Rumi herself. I believe that being the blogger, you don't tend to capture yourself on your own blog much. This is because you're constantly capturing other images of people or places around you. Although Rumi is a beautiful, young women, she still may feel conscious about some factors of her own body or personality. However, she never actually states whether or not the image relates to the writing, so it may not actually be Rumi that is body conscious at all.
These are three images from Rumi's blog;
http://fashiontoast.com/?s=where+have+all+the+surfing+cowboys+gone
'The Danger Dress', could be referring to this white dress due to the fact, atleast that I believe, that you need to be petit to pull it off. It seems to be a dress fitted for a straight body type, opposed to a curver body type. "Called the Danger dress for a reason, careful how you walk in this one.." The slit on the right side of the dress could also make this the 'Danger dress' as not everyone wuold wear this due to the slit being quite high up along the thigh. However, this whole post is rather contradicting because it's talking about being body conscious, yet ends with 'careful how you walk in this one.." To me, only someone who was comfortable in the way they look would wear this as there's really no room for error or anywhere to hid in it.
How to make body consious look fresh; generic slip-ons from Harajuku and some of that pale Venice Blvd. sunshine. Plus Friend of Mine just does it right in the first place. Called the Danger dress for a reason, careful how you walk in this one.."
It isn't clear what this post is actually about but my interpretation of it, is that it is about body image & learning to be comfortable in your own skin. The model in these pictures is Rumi herself. I believe that being the blogger, you don't tend to capture yourself on your own blog much. This is because you're constantly capturing other images of people or places around you. Although Rumi is a beautiful, young women, she still may feel conscious about some factors of her own body or personality. However, she never actually states whether or not the image relates to the writing, so it may not actually be Rumi that is body conscious at all.
These are three images from Rumi's blog;
http://fashiontoast.com/?s=where+have+all+the+surfing+cowboys+gone
'The Danger Dress', could be referring to this white dress due to the fact, atleast that I believe, that you need to be petit to pull it off. It seems to be a dress fitted for a straight body type, opposed to a curver body type. "Called the Danger dress for a reason, careful how you walk in this one.." The slit on the right side of the dress could also make this the 'Danger dress' as not everyone wuold wear this due to the slit being quite high up along the thigh. However, this whole post is rather contradicting because it's talking about being body conscious, yet ends with 'careful how you walk in this one.." To me, only someone who was comfortable in the way they look would wear this as there's really no room for error or anywhere to hid in it.
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