...like today's birthday girl, Miss Alexandra Danilova!
CAMP: "A cornucopia of frivolity, incongruity, theatricality, and humour." "A deadly, winking, sniggering, snuggling, chromium-plated, scent-impregnated, luminous, quivering, giggling, fruit-flavored, mincing, ice-covered heap of mother love." "The lie that tells the truth." "Ostentatious, exaggerated, affected, theatrical; effeminate or homosexual; pertaining to or characteristic of homosexuals."
I wore a similar ensemble, but just without the body tard and tutu.
ReplyDeleteBut I guess you were en pointe throughout? Jx
DeleteWhy yes, at both points.
DeleteYour penché and Grande Jeté have always been admired, I hear. Jx
DeleteOn point! I do like the outfit bottom left - I could have rocked that back in the day.
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It is rather fab, isn't it?
DeleteYou dress as you like? Me? Mom jeans and furry PJ bottoms with slippers. I can't bother being a peacock anymore. Kizzes.
ReplyDeleteI imagine you fit right in at Walmart. Jx
DeleteIt's all just tutu much.
ReplyDeleteBoom-tish! Jx
DeleteI wish I had nice legs
ReplyDeleteNonsense. I imagine you have the best pair of pins in Trelawnyd! Jx
DeleteEverything was beautiful at the ballet.
ReplyDeleteGraceful men lift lovely girls in white.
Yes,
Everything was beautiful at ballet.
Hey!
I was happy... at the ballet.
Raise your arms and someone's always there.
DeleteYes, everything was beautiful at the ballet,
At the ballet,
At the ballet!!!
Jx
Is Miss Danilova wearing Savvy's Four-Feathered Fascinator in that first photo?!?
ReplyDeleteI am not sure, but I don't think Miss Danilova, nor The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, would have considered tinfoil to be a suitable component of a headdress... Jx
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