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I semi watched and mostly listened to the light BBC 3 documentary Deep in Vogue the other day which was a celebration of the colourful, queer, emotional and political stories of Northern Vogue. In the past I had watched a couple of episodes of Pose, so I already was familiar with The Ballroom Scene, an... Continue Reading →
As we are approaching February 1st and the anniversary of the "Nipplegate" scandal, let's just pause a minute and reflect on how utterly ridiculous it is that this mishap got so much attention at the time and how the story still hasn't completely died out. Apparently after that wardrobe malfunction the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)... Continue Reading →
Some Christmases ago in a magical land far, far away... eeehm in Second Life™, Noche released Santa's Helper Collection. This is a naughty elf outfit consisting of particularly short tunic-type top with the typically elf like pointed collar with bells, a pair of striped stockings and a thong, just like every Santa's little helper should... Continue Reading →
The shenanigans with shorts that make you say "now that's short" continue is this second episode of my mini series on shorty McShortems. I won't make it too long. Thirst has this rather fun Vintage Spring Outfit. If you choose the same texture for the shirt and shorts it almost looks like a romper, but... Continue Reading →
I'm back to wearing something that goes squeak in the dark. The kind of garment that requires a generous dose of talcum powder to squeeze into. It's so form-fitting that, even though I'm fully covered, it leaves very little to the imagination. Funnily enough, this kind of garment in Second Life™ will often find its... Continue Reading →
We're about a week into November and unless you have been living under a rock somewhere (was it nice, did you make it like real cosy and stuff?) I don't need to tell you that the political climate has been pretty hot lately. As for the actual climate, you can deny the existence of climate... Continue Reading →
Billy Beaverhausen 