[ SECRET POST #3343 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3343 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

09. http://i.imgur.com/TG6XOG5.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

When I was a kid in the late/mid 90s, I had a dark blue dress with suns, moons, and stars on it. It didn't have the earth or saturn, though. I think fabric with that kind of pattern was popular, so you might be able to find something like that.

[(Anonymous)]

At least there are in girl sizes: http://princess-awesome.com/collections/girls

[(Anonymous)]

This is a blog I follow

http://thingsmissfrizzlewouldwear.tumblr.com/

we may have similar tastes

[caerbannog]

Sometimes I see really good cosplays :o

[(Anonymous)]

modcloth.com my friend

some of their prints are very frizzle-ish

[iceyred]

Pretty sure there's fabric like that out there. You can learn to sew and make your own dresses. Then walk around large cities and see how many people make the connection.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, Spoonflower has some great fun and funky science prints.

http://www.spoonflower.com/shop?featured_tag=science&image=design&shop=fabric&view=designs

[iceyred]

I saw the print of Bill Nye's head and now I want to sew boxers with that fabric and wear them around the apartment.

[blitzwing]

I've seen homemade dresses like that before.

[(Anonymous)]

ModCloth is the closest I've found to pre-made dresses that match the Frizz' style. I got a dinosaur bones one and a space one. Now I just need to get the courage to actually wear them.

[(Anonymous)]

I love the dinosaur dress; that is awesome.

[(Anonymous)]

Lady Gaga wore one of Ms. Frizzle's dresses at the Grammy's this year.

[diet_poison]

The space dress is actually really cute and fun IMO.

Also, I like you, OP :)

[(Anonymous)]

Be a nurse. You can wear scrubs like this every day.

[rivulet027]

lol unless you work in a place where you're color coded.

[(Anonymous)]

My aunt is a computer teacher at a private academy for pre-k through 12th grade. She said the lower school science teacher across the hall dresses like Frizzle during special days.