


I probably should have taken out the nose ring for a more historically accurate effect, but it stubbornly refuses to heal and I stubbornly refuse to remove it.
(Yes, that is a real mink coat, and I realize that other vegetarians might view its ownership as an act of moral turpitude, but I got it for $25 at an antique store and I sort of staunchly regard its purchase as an attempt to let the poor animal live on for eternity. I have no problem with vintage fur... I'm not even sure exactly where I stand on fur in general. I mean, I don't have a problem with leather... I just don't want to eat it.)
P.S. Thanks to K for his excellent foto skills & use of ambient lighting.
Great photos, love the antique feel and that Black tear!
ReplyDeleteVery cool feel!
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