Post by Vulture on May 10, 2022 14:50:47 GMT
Zim in this dress, out to cause mischief in the 1860s. Its hot pink color just screams "Zim" and "Irken". The scanner washed out a lot of the colors, but this is bright pink IRL.
Aniline dyes became common in dress in Europe and the Americas in the mid to late 1800s, producing retina-roasting shades that had previously not been widely available or possible. They were also often highly toxic.
Original dress link:
The link thing isn't working, so go to Kate Strasdin's Twitter for more information.
Aniline dyes became common in dress in Europe and the Americas in the mid to late 1800s, producing retina-roasting shades that had previously not been widely available or possible. They were also often highly toxic.
Original dress link:
The link thing isn't working, so go to Kate Strasdin's Twitter for more information.
? WHEREE ARE YOU PEOPLE....
