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Cufflinks and Studs Set for Tuxedo - Formal Black with Shiny Silver Trimming
Price : $39.95 $12.95
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: - Set includes 2 Cufflinks and 4 Studs
- Beautifully boxed
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Made with highest quality solid surgical metal setting for the everlasting shine. These cufflinks look absolutely stunning, are weighted perfectly and are certainly only for those special occasions. Cufflinks and studs come in a nice gift box.
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Designer Black Enamel Cufflink Stud Set (cs13)
Price : $49.95 $19.95
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: - Coordinating set of four black enamel Smart Studs to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation
- Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening
- Studs feature slip-through backing
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Crisp, clean, and refined; these Designer Black Enamel Cufflinks are sure to elevate the fashion quotient of any cuff. Each oval cufflink features a high-gloss simulated onyx inlay that is encased in a polished stainless steel finish with graduated step borders.· Coordinating set of four black enamel Smart Studs to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation · Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening · Studs feature slip-through backing
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Cufflinks and Studs Set Unique Set with Embedded Crystals (cs7)
Price : $49.95 $19.95
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: - Coordinating set of four square shield Smart Studs with single azurite crystal accent to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation
- Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening
- Studs feature slip-through backing
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Opulence and sophistication collide in these Designer Swarovski-simulated Crystal Cufflinks nothing less than a high-end fashion accessory for a deserving first-class gent. Indulge yourself! Each cufflink features a polished stainless steel finish as Swarovski-simulated crystals glisten along a sleek and refined cylindrical structure.· Coordinating set of four square shield Smart Studs with single crystal accent to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation· Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening· Studs feature slip-through backing
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Grooved Pinstripe Black Enamel Cufflink Stud Set (cs10)
Price : $49.95 $19.95
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: - Coordinating set of four grooved pinstripe Smart Studs to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation
- Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening
- Studs feature slip-through backing
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Showcase impeccable style, right down to the cuff, in these captivating Grooved Pinstripe Black Enamel Cufflinks. Each square cufflink is polished to perfection in a simulated gold tone finish, with black enamel inlay to the center, and a grooved pinstripe pattern fanning to the outer edge.· Coordinating set of four grooved pinstripe Smart Studs to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation · Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening· Studs feature slip-through backing
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Gold knot Cufflinks and Studs Set Unique Set (cs8)
Price : $49.95 $19.95
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: - Coordinating set of four golden rope Smart Studs to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation
- Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening
- Studs feature slip-through backing
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"Knot" just your average high-end fashion accessory; this designer pair of Golden Rope Knotted Cufflinks lends a modern "twist" to a classic and timeless design. Each designer cufflink features a luminous simulated 14-karat gold-tone finish, with a three-dimensional knotted rope design that is crafted to simple yet elegant perfection.· Coordinating set of four golden rope Smart Studs to accompany this price value in decorative gift box presentation· Bullet swivel clasp for secure fastening· Studs feature slip-through backing
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Question : What would you call me and my girl's style?
Me and my gf, since we are the same size, share the same clothing. My hair is mid back length, black-brown, frizzy and curly. Hers is in shoulder length black dreads. Neither of us wear makeup. For tattoos, she has a barcode as "tramp stamp," the Crass logo on her left ankle, a black and pink nautical star on her right wrist, a sort of tribal-style anarchy symbol chest piece that's hard to describe and a tribal looking circle around her navel. I have just a dragon on my right ankle. She has plain studs in her ears at 18g and nothing else. I have 00g plugs for my ears and a nostrip piercing. Here is, not including the socks and underwear, all we have between us:Tops:- Baggy red flannel shirt- Fitted purple flannel shirt- plain black long sleeve- Black and pink long sleeve horizontally striped- yellow "Rosie the Riveter" camisole- Black Aus Rotten t-shirt- Black Chumbawamba t-shirt- pink tank top with Frida Kahlo on it- Black Crass t-shirt- A tan Bob Marley short sleeve shirt dress- A black Leftover Crack hoodie- two heavily patched, heavily studded kutte vestsBottoms:- women's cloth rainbow shorts- black men's cargo shorts- rolled up and patched up black men's jeans- patched up dark blue women's jeans- rainbow patchwork knee length skirt- grey plaid knee length kilt-ish skirtAccessories:- Red bandana with white polkadots- black smiley face headband- a hemp belt with a pot leaf belt buckle- black gloves- rainbow scarf- black tam- purple beanie- black knit scarf- rainbow gloves- cloth belt with a smiley face buckleOutwears:- black peacoat- black trenchcoat- two clear rain ponchosJewelry:- LOADS of kandi from raves- smiley face symbol 00g plugs (me)- wooden grenade 00g plugs (me)- star nostril stud (me)- plain studs for ears (her)Shoes:- Black floral Doc Marten's (hers)- Plain black Doc Marten's (mine)
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Ugly lezbo style.
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Question : What style would you label this (Warning: English is not my native language, it's my third)?
I got into an argument whether I look like a punk or not with a friend. I say I look nothing like one, and most of the so called "anarcho-" punks know nothing of anarchism and think it's about chaos. I'll spare you my rant about that. What style would you consider my fashion to be? (By the way, I do real life organizing beyond wearing clothing that declares my politics. The point of my political clothing is to get into conversations with curious people who ask about it. Also, I don't want to get into an argument about anarchism on yahoo answers) Inventory of my clothing:Tops: white t-shirt with a fist with "Green Power" on it; white t-shirt with "Grow food not lawns" on it; long sleeve black shirt with a feminist fist on it; plain black tank top; rainbow cardigan; red baggy hoodie with a feminist fist on it; black Chumbawamba t-shirt; blue long sleeve with a picture of Emma Goldman (early anarchist feminist organizer) printed on it; and a green 3/4 length sleeve shirt with "Capitalism is a cancer. Revolution is the cure" on it.Pants: black slouchy men's skinny jeans and dark blue slouchy men's skinny jeansAccessories: black and white keffiyeh, croquet rainbow beanie, rainbow armwarmers, rainbow knit gloves, anarchy symbol fingerless gloves and a beaded hemp beltShoes: black, vegan, hemp and recycled tire hiking boots.Jewelry: rainbow "PRIDE" beaded necklace and smiley face earring studs.
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Tree-hugging hippie.
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Question : What fashions style is this labeled?
Accessories: knit rainbow beanie (self done), white baseball cap with a black peace sign embroidered on the front (cap bought at thrift store, embroidery self done), red checked keffiyeh (thrift store), hemp woven belt (made by friend), red, black, green and gold cycling gloves (thrift store, rainbow knit gloves (self made), and smiley face headband (found on the ground).Cool tops: Pink tank top with Frida Kahlo on it (tank bought at thrift store, silkscreened by self), white shirt with "Green Power" and a fist on it (made by friend), black t-shirt wtih a bike on it (bought at thrift store), faded green t-shirt with the recycling symbol on it (bought at thrift store)Warm tops: Black v-neck long sleeve with the feminist fist on it (made by friend), rainbow knit cardigan (made by self), and white long sleeve smiley face t-shirt (thrift store)Bottoms: a pair of rolled up, baggy men's jeans with a several political, peace sign, smiley face, and band patches (jeans bought a thrift store, patches sewn on by self and bought at local store) and a baggy pair of equally patched up men's cargo shorts.Jewelry: chakra stone healing bracelet (local store), amethyst mala bead bracelet (local store), pentacle stud earrings (local store), ankh earring studs (local store), om ring (local store), chinese coin prosperity necklace (local store) and Hand of Fatima pendant (local store)Shoes: hemp vegan sandals (online vegan store) and hemp and recycled tire vegan hiking boots (online vegan store)
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HIPPIE all the way!
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Question : What kind of woman do you think would wear this outfit?
Top: Loose purple shirt with a fairy on itBottom: very worn, cuffed up, loose fit (but not baggy), men's jeans with DIY smiley face embroidery on the back pockets and a large amount of band, political, New Age and peace sign patchesAccessories: woven, beaded hemp belt and hair held back in pigtails with Celtic Knot ties. Jewelry: ankh stud earrings, chakra patterned mala bracelet and amethyst mala necklace.Body paint: elaborate, flowery henna tattoo on hands.Shoes: black hemp and recycled tire hiking boots
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An eclectic woman who doesn't give rats tail what others think of her.
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Question : What fashion style is this?
An inventory of all of my clothing:Accessories:Knit rainbow beanie (self done)Knit red, green, black and gold beanie (self done)White baseball cap with a black peace sign embroidered on the front (cap bought at thrift store, embroidery self done)Wide brimmed straw sun hat (bought at thrift store)Oversized rainbow knit scarf (self done)Red, gold, green and black knit scarf (self done)Red checked keffiyeh (bought online)Recycled tire belt (made by local artisan)Hemp woven belt (made by friend)Red, black, green and gold cycling gloves (thrift store)Rainbow knit gloves (self made)Smiley face headband (found on the ground)Cool tops:Pink tank top with Frida Kahlo on it (tank bought at thrift store, silkscreened by self)White shirt with "Green Power" and a fist on it (made by friend)Black t-shirt wtih a bike on it (bought at thrift store)White t-shirt with the recycling symbol on it (bought at thrift store)Warm tops:Black v-neck long sleeve with the feminist fist on it (made by friend)Tie dyed Dancing Bear long sleeve t-shirt (made by friend)Rainbow knit cardigan (made by self)Rainbow hoodie (thrift store)Long sleeve black shirt (thrift store)White long sleeve smiley face t-shirt (thrift store)Bottoms:Three pairs of rolled up, baggy men's jeans with a several political, peace sign, smiley face, and band patches (jeans bought a thrift store, patches sewn on by self and bought at local store,)- Black sweatpants (thrift store)- Men's black cargo shortsJewelry:- chakra stone healing bracelet (local store).- amethyst mala bead bracelet- pentacle stud earrings (local store)- ankh earring studs (local store)- om ring (local store)- chinese coin prosperity necklace (local store)- Hand of Fatima pendant (local store)Shoes: hemp vegan sandals (online vegan store)hemp and recycled tire vegan hiking boots (online vegan store)Body adornment:- no makeup- flowery henna painting all along the arms (done by local henna artist)
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like hippie boho (: hahah i love your uniqueness !
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Question : How do I identify my lesbian label? Am I femme, stemme, stud, or something else?
I have a question for the lesbians.We have a lot of labels to try to describe, in only one word, a woman's appearance and personality as it relates to gender. Often I'll be asked which one I am, but the problem is I don't know. I'm a girly girl when I feel like it, and and kind of a tomboy when I feel like it. A.) {Concluding I'm not a femme} I don't wear mini-skirts or high heels, have a fake tan, or wear a lot of make-up, or always have my nails done. I rarely dress proactively or sexy, preferring a more modest and innocent showing of femininity. Because I don't posses these traits I assume I'm not a femme. B.) {Concluding I'm not a butch or stud} I will, however, wear a skirt or dress on rare occasion, have my nails done, and wear make-up when it appeals to me, and wear earrings and my long hair styled on days that I feel like it. It only really appeals to me when there's something fun I plan on doing that day or if I'm out with friends though. I would never shop in the men's section. This means I'm certainly not a butch. C.) {Concluding I'm not a stemme} I enjoy girly jewelry, feminine tops, and colors and clothes I consider cute and feminine. Often though, I'll decide to be simple and just wear jeans, a simple shirt or tank top or sweater or long-sleeved shirt, and chuck taylors or something of the like. Because of my simple attire days, I considered the use of the word stemme, but that doesn't fit either. For example, I'm fine wearing my bikini without shorts over it, I don't mind tops that show off my shoulders, curves, or have lace and bows. And, the word wouldn't fit me on days that I do decide to femme it up a little. If someone caught me one day they might think I'm femme, and on another day they might think I'm stemme or androgynous. I'll wear a silky dress, make-up and do everything up womanly for a wedding one day, and yet wear a vest and a tie to a convention another day. I'll be a vampire victim in a lacy dress one Halloween, and a mutache wearing, tuck my hair in my hat, suspender-wearing detective another. If I ever decided to cut my hair into a pixie, which I thought would look cute, then they'd be even more off-base with their first impressions of me. Sometimes people will use what a women is attracted to in order to help decipher her label. This doesn't work for me as I like all kinds of girls. If ultra-femme (never goes a day without her make-up and nails done) is 1, on a scale of 1 to 10, and total butch (everyone mistakes as a man, doesn't shave) is a 10, then I like the 2 to 9 range. It's possible that because I'm young and have only been "out" just over a year, that there are some things I'm just not aware of yet. So my question is....what kind of label can I possibly use to identify myself that would satisfy that asker and be accurate as well?
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You sound too thoughtful to put yourself in some kind of arbitrary box. You sound absolutely fascinating, btw. As you said, you're changeable with some femme characteristics and some that are butch. That probably describes about 90% of women, gay or straight. I'm like almost totally femme, but I like baseball which is my one tomboy trait. If I were you, I would just celebrate myself as a gay woman who is hard to pin down (at least in a figurative sense). Let everyone else try to play with boxes.
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Question : What would you label me (long)?
I'm having an argument with a friend on what most people would label me. We actually took bets. So, what do you think?Fashion sense: political symbolism (in order to invite conversations in which I could educate people), lots of rasta coloring and rainbows, red keffiyeh (yes, I know what it means), slouchy beanies, men's fedoras, hemp jewelry, patched up denim vests, peace signs, wooden jewelry,smiley faces, peasant skirts, hemp belts, recycled tire belts, plain bootcut jeans, band hoodies and t-shirts, hiking boots, hemp sandals, kitty ears, and traditional Mexican dresses.Piercings: two studs in each ear and one nostril piercingHair and makeup: hair is naturally black and cut into a pixie cut, while the makeup consists of vegan, paraben free, cruelty free black mascara; paraben-free concealer; vegan, lead free, cruelty free red lipstick.Sexuality and gender: bisexual and femaleBeliefs: Marxist, vegan, straight edge, atheist, feminist, pro-neurodiversity, pro-LGBTQ and environmentalist.Music: riotgrrrl, reggae, ska, dykecore, queercore, political punk in general, folk punk, folk rock, blues rock, acid rock, heavy metal, folk metal and hardcore punk.Activities: activism, poetry writing, hanging out with friends, listening to music, studying Marxism and feminism, jogging, lifting weights, yoga and knitting.
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Hippie Lesbian with a BA in PolySci.
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