[ SECRET POST #2364 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2364 ⌋

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Comments

[chardmonster]

I sincerely doubt they're pro-oil spills and pro-women writers' suicides. While that Vice shoot was awful, fashion photographers are artsy. The person who shot that image probably really liked Virginia Woolf.

There's nothing wrong with liking 1920s fashion. The 1920s were neat! It's just odd to like it because of The Great Gatsby. But you can like 1920s fashion and like The Great Gatsby at the same time. I certainly do. Same as I like both The Grapes of Wrath and 1930s fashion. Same as I can think Southern antebellum dress and architecture is really neat while knowing it came from a horrifically flawed culture.

Show us on the dress form where fashion hurt you.

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, but just the idea that people would somehow care about the 'message' of the novel if it ever got in the way of 'ooh pretty' and even more importantly 'let's sell people shit.' I don't mean that they're pro or con anything. I think they just don't give a fuck - that fashion is built on an...abyss... of shallowness... wait that doesn't work. But you know.

[(Anonymous)]

Well Gatsby might have been what introduced them to the 20s in the first place. And they even might have gotten the message and still liked the fashion. Whoa!