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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
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3 comments:
....Purpose
Mmmm, but apart from that, L, if my hair had been cut in such a fashion I'd take their own scissors to them. The brow can only be described as Scouse.
Bit of a problemo with the coat: too big (hanging in folds from the shoulders) and too cheap to pretend to its derivation; as for the shirt, perhaps it was cut by her hairdresser from one she had earlier; can't see the rest but I'd bet there's a tight little skirt ending above an inappropriately exposed knee, ever so slightly snagged black tights, and a vicious pair of heels.
Anyone who chases the style parodied here needs thousands not hundreds.
Indefensible.
Look again, ladies - you missed the eyes.
This is an apparatchik with no soul.
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