ADER Error Spring/Summer 2016

Contemporary Korean fashion label ADER Error presents its Spring/Summer 2016 collection inspired by 90s basics, unique silhouettes, and bold muted color. 

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Jonaida Estrada González, (x)

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Shoutout to all the 1997-2001 kids who are somehow hybrids of millennials and gen z. We are the Ultimate Generation of 90’s nostalgia and new age internet depression.

me: *sees a fat cat*

me, in tears: you are so fucking big i love you…

Can we please stop the White Feminist™ idea that naked = empowered?

Because I had to watch the Muslim girl in my history class lucture the class on Islam’s treatment of women and why she wears her hijab to feel closer to god, because some new girl in our class tried to coerce her into taking it off, and then proceeded to try to take it off her.

I made sure she was alright after class and she told me she’s used to it. I. Got. Pissed. Because this sweet girl is used to other people trying to rip her hijab off. I’m not Muslim, but from what I understand, that’s like being used to people trying to rip your shirt off of you.

Also, this idea doesn’t just threaten and offend Muslim women and girls. Because a lot of women and afab people don’t like being naked. It’s not empowering to them, it’s demeaning. For example, I don’t like being naked, because I just don’t feel comfortable with it. But still, my family still forces me to wear bikinis to the beach and thinks I’m self conscious just because I don’t want to wear the least amount of clothes possible.

So, in summary:

Destroy the White Feminist™ idea that Naked = Empowered

Female empowerment is the ability to chose to behave or dress as you wish.  Hard stop. If you, personally, feel empowered by walking around in public topless, more power to you.  However, if someone else is choosing to be covered from head to toe because that makes them feel empowered, then back the fuck off.  

The power is in the choice, not in the result.

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I’m Jewish and we have a concept of dressing in a way that will allow people to direct their focus to the essential inner self, and not the body. When I used to wear less clothing to fit in with my friends, I felt self conscious. I didn’t feel empowered. I feel confident when wearing more, and I’m a feminist.

Honestly I just want to get a cat so I can stick its face (gently) into a slice of bread. That would make me so happy

lordstark:

WILL???? IS THAT YOU WILL???? W I L L