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When I was a kid, shop teacher my school who was wearing jeans and had been doing something with gasoline caught fire while striding across a parking lot under the hot sun. He was okay, as people got him out quickly, but he suffered second degree burns.
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Supposedly is a legit photo, if Huff Post can be trusted.
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I certainly have no doubt that as many gradations of sexual orientation existing now also existed way back when, but the heads – especially the guy – look pasted on to me… and something about the size of his head relative to his hands.
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“Oh, the hue? Mauve nightie.”
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I will never, ever tell someone what to wear. As a dapper dandy I understand how fashion relates to one’s identity. I would never be prescriptive about ones dress code.
A Tweed pencil skirt and fitted jacket, made from highland cow wool is elegant, fairly fire proof, water resistant, and can be worn in both casual and formal settings.
(Mostly I don’t want people to go up in flames)
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Agreed. Up in smoke, right on. Up in exothermic chain reactions, Sheol’s coals noes!
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Who would have guessed that a case of “the vapours” could be flammable?
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Certainly stewardess wearing nylons tends to be a bad thing if there is a fire.
Restrictive clothing for women FTL*.
When in an emergency women have to take off their shoes and hoist their skirts round their waists in order to run, you know there’s something very wrong going on.
*Opposite of FTW, not as in V>c.
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Under no circumstances with I tell someone what to wear, it ain’t gonna happen. I choose to wear suits that are restrictive because that fits my identity. That is my choice and style, and it is not for the lose.
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Anyone who likes to sniff glue?
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Also… and @anon15383236 and @hecep, there was plenty of gender bending and weirdness in the victorian era:
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Maybe it’s a 19th century photo alteration? Huff Post is presenting the image as genuine, but they don’t cite a source.
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bad news, guys.
Using google image search, I tracked it down to deviantart. Eves-rib even tags it as photomanipulaton.
According to the artist, this is the original:
Now, it may be that this is an attempt to erase a part of history, and we’e all been fooled by a double bluff, but…
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Thx, @jerwin.
Right amount of blur 'round their noggins.
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Ha, made ya look! 
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I was alluding to corporate dress codes and social pressure.
Yes, but in a good way, and we’re all okay with it. I certainly am.
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