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I do, but I could never part with them...no matter the cost. Every piece is its own little work of art. One of my quirks is that I simply can’t let clothing or toys go. I still have original dolls and toys from the 50s through the 90s, still in their packaging, plus entire closets full of things I wore in the 80s to 90s. Every so often I’ll put together a full on grunge era look from what I bought in high school and go out with the hair and makeup to match. I get stopped constantly by people asking where I found my baby doll dress because they haven’t seen one like it since "92", or when they were a kid. I also do a lot of 30's to 50's Trad Housewife clothing which people love. There has been a major reawaken to this look and being seen more and more in EU and parts of America/Canada. Once you realize that it takes minimal effort and money to look like a million dollars, it's harder to go back to jeans and t-shirts. I don't like fast fashions, but if you can buy decent priced pieces, put them together and walk out of the house looking even remotely close to these. Good on you. SnapInsta.to_AQPGNBvApz0r8K7DzgQbCly_MdaiUjNZafTURlhfrJbWMVyUoNM605IoQLNupYqhcqDStW6Y1EGBlcX0OWfA_lkm102DR8IFmd08W78.mp4SnapInsta.to_AQOjZ3M60F4BDIZ7JM_vMy1WNQgLu1MeAsWmmxiOTSje6w1RiqcG7tHW9xxh1PfGZO94ThrR58sJvtRSbvpD4uhsv8b1xQHYkpTmQRw.mp4SnapInsta.to_AQMx_3AQYcb1gjgjrKuZSjsFE7-hLMR5_B1f4GP1qzuQ6UrBFcV0vcApdeAGniBfM4YRzoLuBdfBW9j4OvSqoYZgTdQViCxtKWk98jU.mp4 SnapInsta.to_AQMmdoXIlEieCeP8xO7eDfpgcpgnDPEPtaYBX_e_OYIaHHagD-eTOmMLaGa-1dDSzWVoTTNpQwwFlQeRg8yBhWJYimXUqpMqYCW8ja8.mp4SnapInsta.to_AQOR3YYlp0qiWSeSnZo3st34mVAiI7_ZxAP93gzF4lnYKX0fWISnOtWU7IlrLGlKSO1JvUoEfCOu61sGd708dr4_ECN0K9Mxa5kGddM.mp4 I refuse a lot of modern conveniences. I’ve never owned a cellphone and never will, I still use a rotary house phone. I keep a laptop and a PC for work and gaming, and that’s enough modern for me. About 90% of my furniture is from the 1890s through the 60s....always in darker tones... and I’m very strategic about the pieces I choose so everything feels cohesive despite the different eras. My oven is from the 1950s and it runs better than anything modern I could buy. videoplayback.1771170193299.publer.com.mp4 I follow the same principles about clothing as people like this ... videoplayback.1771169742866.publer.com.mp4 -
The editorial story about her contains strange facts. In there she says that she cannot leave the house alone on Ibiza being inside a gypsy family, that she needs to cover her body and that she is already married for 3 or 4 years and gets beaten from time to time when not following the rules. The story is from 88 - meaning she married a Gypsy in around 83 or 84. BUT one of her Playboy editorials is from 86 or 87 - so nudity during her marriage. This somehow doesn’t fit. -
Yes. (I'm still impressed by @bontempi portrait of her).
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Astoria LUXE BALANCE Long Sleeve Zip Top and Bottom - Oat
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Astoria LUXE BALANCE Long Sleeve Top - Oat
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For ODE + RAE
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Yes,about Petra Machalinski.Some sources say instead that she is from Munich but I believe more in missparker7 ed.
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Astoria LUXE BALANCE Form Short - Oat
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Blakely Women
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Yes looks like Meghan to me as well.
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Astoria Seamless Knit Short - Black/Grey Houndstooth
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Astoria LUXE BALANCE Long Sleeve Plunge Crop - Oat
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Bogner advertisement - CliC Sweden March 1990 #1 Meghan Douglas?
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OXY advertisement - CliC Sweden March 1990 #1 Angela Wilde?
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Petra is also inside this 1987 Playboy Special and is listed inside for „Spain“. So obviously in 1987 she still lived on Ibiza or in Spain. eBay
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Astoria Airvíve Tee - Black/Cream
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REVLON advertisement - CliC Sweden March 1990 #1 - also showing Claudia Schiffer, Rachel Hunter, Paula Abbott
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REVLON advertisement - CliC Sweden March 1990 #1 - also showing Claudia Schiffer, Rachel Hunter, Rachel Williams
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REVLON advertisement - CliC Sweden March 1990 #1 - also showing Claudia Schiffer, Paula Abbott, Rachel Williams
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REVLON advertisement - CliC Sweden March 1990 #1 - also showing Rachel Hunter, Paula Abbott, Rachel Williams
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