Ivy: I have no idea what's happening, and I get the sense that I should be more unhappy with it than I am. I feel like you've inured me to fedoras, darling.Yuka Hayashibara wrote:On the day of the abduction, Yuka was wearing a black fedora, with a black suspender skirt, a plain white long sleeve shirt, black knee socks, and a pair of light green ankle high heeled boots. Her hair was styled in a French braid, while her face was adorned with chartreuse eyeshadow, black mascara, and black lipstick.
Myles: I'm rescuing them. Everyone should thank me, honestly. Real talk, I love this look though. It's just the right amount of everything, and I love it when someone can pull off black lipstick without looking like they got lost in the Halloween store.
Ivy: I think I would love it if she'd chosen basically any other color as the basis of the look. What's wrong with, like, lavender? Powder blue? Even just, like, a mint green?
Myles: I heard the color was actually an hair dye accident and she's just trying to own it.
Ivy: Props for boldness, then, I suppose, but I still can't fully approve. You can re-dye hair.
Myles: I still give it the stamp of approval.
Myles: There's effort. You could definitely do worse.Joanne Coleman wrote:On the day of the abduction, Joanne wore a bright red tank top and neatly pressed black denim jeans. She wore white strappy sandals with one inch light colored wooden heels. She wore two golden rings, one on her left pinkie finger and one on her left index finger, and she had a thin generic silvery link necklace. She wore full natural makeup including false eyelashes and contouring.
Ivy: I can't believe "you could do worse" is our standard for quality now. That said, you aren't wrong. It doesn't really stand out, but I can't think of anything immediate that needs to be added or subtracted.
Myles: She knows how to dress for her body without just covering everything up, and that's more than you can say for a lot of people.
Ivy: I'm settling on "good enough".
Myles: Still a passing grade.