| Comment | lmao she would get on with my partner. they had a friend who, even on an open night at GSA, described the superficial differences in appearance between the men and the women there. the men stood tall with expensive designer coats and radiated confidence, whereas the women were slouched in sheepskin jackets, dressed more shabbily and unassuming. while there’s space for both expressions of dress to exist and don’t necessarily damn the institution alone, it’s telling that there were so many examples of each was striking enough for the friend to comment on. |
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