[ SECRET POST #5317 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5317 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicles]


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03.
[The Langoliers]


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04.
[Howl's Moving Castle]


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05.
[Letterkenny]


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06.
[Lupin]


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07.
[Pretty in Pink]









Notes:

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Comments

Re: Notable "fashion" modifications in media

[(Anonymous)]

That scene is pure gold, and the fact that it demands wanton suspension of disbelief to accept that she was able to make that suit in one night out of anything she had in her closet somehow only makes the scene better.

Re: Notable "fashion" modifications in media

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Yes! I know you're right that that vinyl jacket that she pulls out could not have become the actual costume without, like, magic (though she did sort of reanimate because of, you know, cats, so maybe not so far-fetched), but part of me is all, yeah, maybe she had a Halloween costume (that she got, but never wore) and something less demure that a friend or her mother bought her that just sat in the back of her closet and she just combined it all with her boss sewing and craft skills.

Re: Notable "fashion" modifications in media

[meadowphoenix]

I guess it's as believable as those stuffed animals actually going down her garbage disposal, lol. Michelle Pfeiffer really sells it tho.

Re: Notable "fashion" modifications in media

[(Anonymous)]

I could believe one night from an experienced sewer if it weren't for all the hand stitching, but the main problem is that there just wouldn't be enough material in the jacket to cover her whole body, even in a skin-tight suit, even pieced together. She would have needed a trenchcoat.