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“I’m going to plead with you, do not cross us. Because if you do, the survivors will write about what we do here for 10,000 years.” General James Mattis, USMC
stylish outfit!
Just be very careful how you tie your apron.
Depending on where the bow is you announce whether you are single, spoken for, widowed or - a virgin.
If you want us to be unapologetically feminine, be unapologetically masculine.
Bow on the left: Open for grabs
Bow on the right: Taken
Bow in front: Virgin
Bow on the back: Widow. Or waitress, lol.
If you want us to be unapologetically feminine, be unapologetically masculine.
Enneagram 5w4. I'm researching what that means, before designing t-shirt art about it.
"I feel no shame in making lavish use of the strongest muscles, namely male ones (but my own strongest muscle is dedicated to the service of men - noblesse oblige). I don't begrudge men one whit of their natural advantages as long as they respect mine. I am not an unhappy pseudomale; I am female and like it that way." RAH
This picture is from an Austrian festival in 2001. So old that those little girls in front are now college grads.
It was so much like Toronto's CNE festival.
There were a lot of young couples on dates and families with kids, going on rides and playing games at booths to win stuffed animals and other prizes. Just like Toronto's exhibition.
The funny thing was, there wasn't a whole lot of Dirndl wearing going on. There were a few women in dirndl behind the counters at the attractions, and in the food places. All the girls out on dates, though were wearing fancy casual, I guess you would call it. Designer jeans or nice skirts you could go on a ride in.
The one thing that was different was, a lot of the guys were wearing farmer hats, as well as farmer-style suspenders on their pants and a few guys were even wearing lederhosen.
Fortunately the place I went into served regular sized beers. I don't think I could actually drink a whole monster mug like some of the places serve there.
Hey @Maria, is there more dirndl wearing by regular folks at the festivals in Austria?
(Maybe I should have got myself a farmer hat, thinking back on it. They would be pretty good in the sun
If you want us to be unapologetically feminine, be unapologetically masculine.
Gingham
Yellow
The yellow is my favorite without seeing them in person.
When the going gets tough apply lipstick.
The universe doesn't give you what you ask for with your thoughts; it gives you what you demand with your actions. ~ Steve Maraboli
cute dirndls! I especially love the gingham one and I think it will look fantastic on you.
If you want us to be unapologetically feminine, be unapologetically masculine.
when I was a child dirndls were worn mostly by older women and little girls, mainly on Sundays or festive occasions - at least in Eastern Austria. Both wore the bow tied in the back.
In the last couple of years dirndls have become increasingly popular among younger girls and women - exactly the demographic that is interested in broadcasting their availability (or the opposite). The dirndl hype re-discovered the traditional playful bow code. It's not an invention of these last years; older relatives of mine confessed to having used it to flirt at country fairs and so.
In Western Austria (they love tradition there) I can't recall having ever seen the bow tied in the back on young girls and women.
If you want us to be unapologetically feminine, be unapologetically masculine.
ETA- Just kidding of course.
When the going gets tough apply lipstick.
The universe doesn't give you what you ask for with your thoughts; it gives you what you demand with your actions. ~ Steve Maraboli
Note that her bow is on the left. I wonder if she knew the code and tied it that way, or if the backstage stylists did it?
95% of Oktoberfest visitors were in full tribals. Okay, fancy interpretations rather than the traditional stuff.
Couple of impressions:
If you want us to be unapologetically feminine, be unapologetically masculine.
Back on topic, it's the rare woman who can't rock a dirndl. They are VERY sexy. Although there's something about lederhosen on a woman...they are leather, after all.