INFJ (n.) A badass who will cut the bullshit façade with cold logic and make everyone with they'd stayed quiet.

My Fyolai brainrot told me to draw Fyolai in BEAST style

It's the last day of 2013 and I'm digging into two issues = age appropriate dressing, and fighting fat talk, part two. First, let's talk about age! When I turned 30 this summer, I expected to wake up and look totally different. I know it sounds silly, but 30 is hailed as such a milestone, I was con

@camillecheri: stop telling me to date guys my age. i will when timothée mf chalamet finally decides to hmu @realchalamet: camillecheri consider urself.... hit up artjficially / 2020 / timothée chalamet [COMPLETED]

(Love saying that!)Hey there! Happy to see you!Another awesome weekend is here and I am so ready.Even though we had a day off on Monday, I still feels like this has been the longest week ever!I

The ham and pasta bake is a dish that reminds me of my childhood. Nevertheless, it is still as divine as in those days. And quick to make, too.

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this is a character maker with lots of things to customise. the picrew will be updated frequently. check back in for more stuff! latest update: 6th June 2022 created: 7th May 2022 you are free to use the image however you want as long as i am credited. PNG tuber sprites is OK, but credit me in your bio or description. commercial use is not allowed. do not claim my art as your own. you can contact me at @flanchannn on instagram or twitter. (i am more active on instagram)

Chemical peels have never been the same.

Confidence is not "They will like me". Confidence is "I'll be fine if they don't".

Here, we've rounded up the 101 greatest fashion quotes of all time, so you can start your box of heuristics off right.

"Out in the park, just after dark, she leaned against my shoulder. My poor heart began to smolder—I'm all aflame, and she's to blame!"

This is yet another variation on the Colette Patterns Peony dress. Yes, this is now my fourth version (here are the first, second and third), but I love the shape, it suits me and I can get it to fit me well, so why not? It's made from navy sweatshirt knit fabric (Goldhawk Road, £4.50 a metre), with leftover red double knit scraps used for binding the neck and cuffs. Sweatshirt knit isn't the most glamorous fabric in the world, but it's so cosy and warm, I love it. I sewed it in exactly the same way as my last knit Peony, the only difference being that this time I tried some extremely fine fusible knit stay tape from A Fashionable Stitch on the neckline and hem. I'm still not entirely sure what I'm doing when I'm trying to stabilise a neckline, but it seemed to give a good, smooth finish. I can definitely tell the difference on the hem, it hangs perfectly. One big plus is that whenever I wear this dress, I get a distinct Star Trek vibe. If you reversed the colourways and shortened it by about a foot, it could almost be something Lieutenant Uhura would wear. Sort of. I think my cold weather sewing has now come to a bit of a natural end. My plan was to make a few dresses that I could wear during the arctic UK winter whilst still retaining a modicum of style, and I'm pretty pleased with the final tally. You can layer them up with cardigans and tights and still be warm and stylish (well that's the theory anyway.) Now I know I've got enough knit dresses in my wardrobe to keep me warm, I can get on with what I love most - making pretty clothes for the summer. Live long and prosper my friends. x

In the end, it all falls into place. Not without hiccups, but life's hiccups are what make us better, stronger, and a whole lot funnier.