From the 'Go green or go home' fashion line. Well, shucks... it looks a bit corny to me.
#FA092
Let me point you in the right direction.
#FA093
Angela Bassett showing off her dress as Queen Ramonda of Wakanda
in the Black Panther part of the
Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Doc: "Rare photo of Mrs. Grinch in the wild."
Steve: "I bet I could out-run her."
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Doc: "Well, I suppose one way of proving that beauty is only skin deep is to remove the skin."
#FA097
You can now simultaneously look fashionable for the next masquerade
ball while picking up radio transmissions from 200 miles away.
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Doc: "Don't want to burst your bubble but I don't quite get the point."
Ever: "Anything for fashion, Doc. Don't you know?"
Sunny: "I had one of those for my pet hamster, when I was a kid."
Doc: "Well, apparently your hamster was making a fashion statement well ahead of its time."
Steve: "My question is, 'How did she get in there?' "
Doc: "That's a good question."
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Sunny: "I simply MUST get that outfit!"
Doc: "Well.. all you need is an ancient temple with
a prized artifact inside and you're set."
#FA100
This is the cover of "Teenagers' Weekly," a supplement to The Australian Women's
Weekly published on July 3, 1963. Article was titled "Ski Masks for Chilly Cheeks".
The same cover was used 30 years later on the cover of "True Detective".
(No, just kidding... I made that last part up.)