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Emily ♿️
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Emily ♿️ @onceuponastitch.bsky.social · Jan 16
Hi I’m Emily!! I am a disabled costume designer. I love embroidery, illustration, film, and books 💕
Three women and one man sit on stage. Two women are pregnant wearing orange and yellow dresses. The man has a bald head with large wound prosthetics he is wearing a brown cloak and red shirt. The third woman is bald with a crown wrapping around her head, she is wearing a large dress of black and iridescent red. A white woman with black hair wears a red silk 1930’s dress. She is standing next to a brick staircase. Line drawings of four costumes. Style of clothing is modern fantasy. Script along the bottom reads “ Cardan- the cruel prince” White sheer apron with white 18th century style embroidery on top of blue skirt.
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haileyjensenart.bsky.social
New pinned for #artfight 🎨 My OC is Elva ✨ & here are some of the attacks I’ve done so far! Find me here ⬇️

artfight.net/~hailey-art

#artfight2025 #teamcrystals
July 6, 2025 at 11:44 PM
onceuponastitch.bsky.social
It’s….its done 😭 this petticoat has been the bane of my existence

#sewing #costume
Dress form with 18th century grand pannier and a multi tiered pink tulle petticoat Back of dress form with 18th century grand pannier and a multi tiered pink tulle petticoat
February 22, 2025 at 2:06 AM
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shannonwildsmith.bsky.social
Happy 75th anniversary to Disney’s Cinderella. One of my favorite animated films in terms of the artwork and design from Mary Blair. ✨
Illustration of Cinderella's castle with blue and pink details.
February 15, 2025 at 7:12 PM
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nytimes.com
A reader wrote: "With the new Trump administration there seems to be a general trend toward old-fashioned gender stereotypes and dress, which seems to me like a frustratingly restrictive version of how a 'woman' looks." Our fashion critic discusses the history of rebellion through clothing.
How Can Fashion Be Used as a Form of Rebellion?
A reader asks how to push back against the resurgence of traditional dressing. Our critic discusses the history of rebellion through clothing and how to make a true “fashion statement.”
www.nytimes.com
February 3, 2025 at 5:30 PM
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samanthamash.bsky.social
It was hammered into my brain (by educators, by relatives, by the news, etc) to not believe everything said or seen online and to check multiple credible sources before accepting information to be true and I don’t know when that went out the window, but it sucks
yeeeerika.bsky.social erika @yeeeerika.bsky.social · Jan 13
i don't want to hear your most boomer complaint. what's your most millennial complaint?
January 16, 2025 at 2:09 AM
onceuponastitch.bsky.social
Hi I’m Emily!! I am a disabled costume designer. I love embroidery, illustration, film, and books 💕
Three women and one man sit on stage. Two women are pregnant wearing orange and yellow dresses. The man has a bald head with large wound prosthetics he is wearing a brown cloak and red shirt. The third woman is bald with a crown wrapping around her head, she is wearing a large dress of black and iridescent red. A white woman with black hair wears a red silk 1930’s dress. She is standing next to a brick staircase. Line drawings of four costumes. Style of clothing is modern fantasy. Script along the bottom reads “ Cardan- the cruel prince” White sheer apron with white 18th century style embroidery on top of blue skirt.
January 16, 2025 at 4:48 AM
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haileyjensenart.bsky.social
Hello #portfolioday ! I’m Hailey, a freelance artist inspired by fantasy stories, nature and historical costuming!

haileyjensenart.etsy.com

[ #fantasyart #art #bg3art ]
January 14, 2025 at 5:25 PM