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The Bexter:
Getting ready...

Rolling up the sleeves...

Pulling up the bra (although it will inevitably slip down as there is, never was, and never will be anything to hold up that strip of material)...

Striking the pose (look familiar?)...

And the elegant jump!

Okay, WOW - that did not work as planned - it looks more like I'm orbing myself forward at the camera (wo)man.

Transparent blouse is from H&M, and the bandeau is from American Apparel. The skirt is from a GREAT thrift/costume/gag store - Reminiscence - in New York. My dad used to shop there in the 80's, and now we are following (more or less - well, actually exactly) in his footsteps. Although I don't know if he would have bought himself a too-too-esque tool-skirt.

The Minimalist:

This is a simple long-sleeved H&M men's shirt. Doubtful, aren't you? Cuuuurious (said in a phony British accent while pulling glasses down over the nose), aren't you?

To make this rhomper, I turned the shirt backwards, and  pinned the bottom of the shirt together between my legs (that way no one can get in!!!).

I then cut triangles at the shoulders, leaving some excess material so that it creates fun fluttery flaps.

You can also wear this piece in the lovely heat! Just stick your arms through the flashy triangles!

The sleeves hang down like a superhero cape in the back. Slits in the wrist (don't get any ideas) are optional, for an Erte look:

They can also be crossed and tied in the front for a little more shape, as seen below:

Some art we worked on today:

Above by Alex, Below by Becky