Frills and Fright

Wonder Woman is a film that tells the origin story of how the amazing super heroine came to be. The movie starts with Diana as a child/adolescent at her home on the isolated island utopia Themyscira, inhabited by all-female amazons, and her mother the queen. With the ethereal scenery, battle training sessions, and fantastic characters, I would watch a stand alone Themyscira film! When Diana first sets foot into 1920's England, the first time she's ever been off the island Themyscira, she's introduced to men, war, poverty, and women's suffrage. Her innocence and curiosity of man's world, and it's social constructs, is quite funny. For example, she asks why women would want to keep their bellies hidden by corsets, or why unmarried men and women aren't allowed to sleep in the same vicinity of each other. Her ignorance and innocence of man's world is also eye opening of how violence is ingrained and normalized in our society. Like telling a child for

I never would have thought Target would have something so cute, in my size! I was super hesitant about trying this on in the store-  the largest size I could find on the rack was a size XL.  I rarely fit an XL at my favorite plus size stores, let alone Target which I have notoriously had trouble finding flattering pieces in their plus size line Ava and Viv. I noticed how stretchy the waist band was- and just went for it. I'm happy that I did because it fits like a glove! My favorite part about this dress is the bow that ties at the back of the neck. I hope you all are having an amazing summer so far, and are enjoying my blog! :)