Thread: Ultra Bad-Ass Vintage Costumes

Originally Posted by shems

yes, awesome costume, I dig the colored body stockings too.

um....."Shems's" please.

Sorry Shems... I fixed it to the correct punctuation on my post.

Originally Posted by bdaddiction

Sorry Shems... I fixed it to the correct punctuation on my post.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by shems

Thanks!

Your welcome! I know all to well about people spelling my name wrong. People love adding the "r".

Originally Posted by bdaddiction

Your welcome! I know all to well about people spelling my name wrong. People love adding the "r".

really an r? where do they put it, Sabenar? Sarbena? oh wait...I get it Sabrena, right?

Originally Posted by shems

really an r? where do they put it, Sabenar? Sarbena? oh wait...I get it Sabrena, right?

Usually, Sabrina, but you get the drift.

I get called that all the time too! It is spelled wrong on my birth certificate. I spelled it Sabina my whole life, until when I went to get my ID, they said "You can't spell it like that." My mother just never fixed it. My grandmother spells it Sabine, because in Germany or Europe this is how they spell it. ..l;,

Oh yes Sabine is a very common German speaking name.
Probably the Germanized version from the Latin/Italian Sabina.
The German versions are often simply altered to -e like Christina => Christine..
But your name is not really Sabine, but Sabina I get it?

Shems, you're on an F'n ROLL with those pics!!

If you decide to go with pasties, Lise, they'll only take you like, 5 minutes to make with a glue gun! ..l;,

LOL! And I'll only need like 1 square inch of fabric and rhinestones to do a justice to my "goodies!"

C'mon....nothing like a little harmless self-deprecation ..g.:

Originally Posted by dinavienna

Oh yes Sabine is a very common German speaking name.
Probably the Germanized version from the Latin/Italian Sabina.
The German versions are often simply altered to -e like Christina => Christine..
But your name is not really Sabine, but Sabina I get it?

Yes, it is Latin. My mother did derive it from the name "Sabine", but did a little changing with the "a" at the end instead.

Originally Posted by Azhia

Shems, you're on an F'n ROLL with those pics!!

If you decide to go with pasties, Lise, they'll only take you like, 5 minutes to make with a glue gun! ..l;,

Originally Posted by SatinWorship19

LOL! And I'll only need like 1 square inch of fabric and rhinestones to do a justice to my "goodies!"

C'mon....nothing like a little harmless self-deprecation ..g.:

lol, Carrara! silly... ..l;, As I told my mother, least gravity won't kick in! She is in her fifties and they are still up there! There are some perks! And see you will save money on fabric and decor! Ha! ..l;,

It is a very pretty name :)
I believe I have not heard it often in Italy, where it should be common I guess. It s great to have a rare pretty name :)

Originally Posted by dinavienna

It is a very pretty name :)
I believe I have not heard it often in Italy, where it should be common I guess. It s great to have a rare pretty name :)

Thanks! I like rare names myself.

Originally Posted by shems

Okay, I MUST HAVE this costume! Gotta start looking for fabric.....g.:

Originally Posted by bdaddiction

There are some perks!

Pun intended?! ..l;,

Originally Posted by Azhia

Pun intended?! ..l;,

Goodness grief, you know what I meant... .w.:

If I could go back I would. I am getting there, but they will be deflated.

Originally Posted by mathkitty

What came to mind immediately: The first photo: The gorgeous TanyaLV would be fabulous in this pose! And the second photo: Reminds me of Zumarrad's (spelling?) beautiful avatar with her lovely silvery short hair.

.....(off to check spelling .....)

This photo is from Guilded Serpent's article about Saida Asmar:


here's the link to the article:
Interview with Andrea Takish for the Gilded Serpent

not actually vintage, but vintage inspired, and I like it alot.

I want this costume in a bad way:



and the Mona costume from Swap:

Love the belt in this photo. Notice the upward curve at the top of both thighs. That will be sure to make you look taller, Satin. I also like the beefiness of the back of the belt contrasting with the low dip forward. This is your look.

Is that a scar I see on her lower left?

some interesting details: