#diesel
After her appearance in orange PVC at the @diesel show in #milanfashionweek , @juliafox changed into this black #latex and #leather outfit. The top is the same, so do you think she was already wearing these leggings as well underneath her orange pants?
#diesel #juliafox #fashionvictim #fashionadict #fashionideas #latexpublic #latexinpublic #latexsuit #latex #latexfashion #publiclatex #shinyclothing #shinyoutfit #fetishclothing #latexfetish #leathercelebrities #latexskirt #latexfetishmodel #latexpants #vinyl #vinylfashion #vinylleggings #pvc #pvcfashion #pvcpants #fulllatex #latexleggings #leathercoat (bij Milan Fashion Week Events)
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There is something about the girls @kanyewest dates. @juliafox is another ex, and another one dressed in orange #pvc this week at the #milanfashionweek . She sits front-row at the #diesel show. We’ve seen @kimkardashian wearing a #boilersuit and Julia is wearing a similar outfit. Matched with #latexgloves and #latextop. Do you like it?
#pvcfashion #shinygirl #latexfashion #shinyfashion #wetlook #wetlookoutfit #shinyoutfit #pvcoutfit #vinylfashion #vinyldress #vinyloutfit #patentleather #lackleather #lakleder #lakleer #latexleggings #pvcdress #leatherdress #leathergirl #leatherfashion #leathercelebrity #leatherbabes (bij Milan Fashion Week Events)
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Our Caribbean Beauty of the Month, December 2019 - ‘Kiki Barth - Widline Barthelemy´, from Haiti. She started modeling when she was 16 years old and was the first Haitian to compete in Reina Hispanoamericana, held in Bolivia in 2008 where she won “Miss Congeniality” award. @kikibarth @jamesonthermitus
Now she’s traveling the world working for different global brands including Lorena Sarbu, Roberto Cavalli, Chloe, Farah Angsana, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, Bruce Weber, Michael Kors, Guess, Diesel, Antoine Verglas and Custo Barcelona. Furthermore, she walks the runway across the globe including during New York Fashion Week and Miami Swim Week, and is featured in different magazines like Creativ issue 21 in 2017 and Afi magazine vol. 2 issue 1.
She also has her own business, a wine business called Imperial Wines, and she founded Kiki’s Kids Foundation, to help empower children through education and access to technology.
Reasons why she is our Caribbean Beauty of the Month December;
She is a natural beauty, humble, confident, ambitious, independent, geniune, proud of her heritage, and keeps believing in herself and her own beauty. She is living her dreams!
DIVERSITY always RULES and INCLUDES!!!! Photo Source: Bernard Holley Beauty
www.caribbeanfashionspot.com/pages/Caribbean_Beauty_of_the_Month
#KikiBarth #WidelineBarthelemy #MissHaiti #Haitienne #Ayiti #Haitianwomen #ReinaHispanoamericana #Haiti #models #beauty #fashion #diversity #afro #Caribbean #Paris #NYC #Milan #Guess #Vogue #Creativ #Afi #Diesel #CFS #CaribbeanModel #CaribbeanFashionSpot #MBFWA #London #highfashion #FashionWeek #elleus
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Our Caribbean Beauty of the Month, December 2019 - ‘Kiki Barth - Widline Barthelemy´, from Haiti. She started modeling when she was 16 years old and was the first Haitian to compete in Reina Hispanoamericana, held in Bolivia in 2008 where she won “Miss Congeniality” award. @kikibarth @jamesonthermitus
Now she’s traveling the world working for different global brands including Lorena Sarbu, Roberto Cavalli, Chloe, Farah Angsana, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, Bruce Weber, Michael Kors, Guess, Diesel, Antoine Verglas and Custo Barcelona. Furthermore, she walks the runway across the globe including during New York Fashion Week and Miami Swim Week, and is featured in different magazines like Creativ issue 21 in 2017 and Afi magazine vol. 2 issue 1.
She also has her own business, a wine business called Imperial Wines, and she founded Kiki’s Kids Foundation, to help empower children through education and access to technology.
Reasons why she is our Caribbean Beauty of the Month December;
She is a natural beauty, humble, confident, ambitious, independent, geniune, proud of her heritage, and keeps believing in herself and her own beauty. She is living her dreams!
DIVERSITY always RULES and INCLUDES!!!! Photo Source: Jameson Thermitus
www.caribbeanfashionspot.com/pages/Caribbean_Beauty_of_the_Month
#KikiBarth #WidelineBarthelemy #MissHaiti #Haitienne #Ayiti #Haitianwomen #ReinaHispanoamericana #Haiti #models #beauty #fashion #diversity #afro #Caribbean #Paris #NYC #Milan #Guess #Vogue #Creativ #Afi #Diesel #CFS #CaribbeanModel #CaribbeanFashionSpot #MBFWA #London #highfashion #FashionWeek #elleus
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Celebrating Holiday’s season with Our Caribbean Beauty of the Month, December 2019 - ‘Kiki Barth - Widline Barthelemy´, from Haiti. She started modeling when she was 16 years old and was the first Haitian to compete in Reina Hispanoamericana, held in Bolivia in 2008 where she won “Miss Congeniality” award. @kikibarth @jamesonthermitus
Now she’s traveling the world working for different global brands including Lorena Sarbu, Roberto Cavalli, Chloe, Farah Angsana, Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, Bruce Weber, Michael Kors, Guess, Diesel, Antoine Verglas and Custo Barcelona. Furthermore, she walks the runway across the globe including during New York Fashion Week and Miami Swim Week, and is featured in different magazines like Creativ issue 21 in 2017 and Afi magazine vol. 2 issue 1.
She also has her own business, a wine business called Imperial Wines, and she founded Kiki’s Kids Foundation, to help empower children through education and access to technology.
Reasons why she is our Caribbean Beauty of the Month December;
She is a natural beauty, humble, confident, ambitious, independent, geniune, proud of her heritage, and keeps believing in herself and her own beauty. She is living her dreams!
DIVERSITY always RULES and INCLUDES!!!! Photo Source: Porte Rouge
www.caribbeanfashionspot.com/pages/Caribbean_Beauty_of_the_Month
#KikiBarth #WidelineBarthelemy #MissHaiti #Haitienne #Ayiti #Haitianwomen #ReinaHispanoamericana #Haiti #models #beauty #fashion #diversity #afro #Caribbean #Paris #NYC #Milan #Guess #Vogue #Creativ #Afi #Diesel #CFS #CaribbeanModel #CaribbeanFashionSpot #MBFWA #London #highfashion #FashionWeek #elleus
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PATRIOTA TWINS |Blue Genes | Attitude Magazine
Models MARCIO & MARCUS PATRIOTA
PhotographyPhilip Riches
Styling Frank Strachan
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Restoring my antique truck mounted Emglo air compressor. It’s a 1960 Scaife tank with Emglo pump, powered by a Tecumseh HM80 gas engine. Super cool and built in the USA with good ol’ Pennsylvania steel. Just need Emglo decals and some piping to complete.
#emglo #scaife #tecumseh #antique #equipmentrepair #restoration #aircompressor #vintage #servicetruck #heavyduty #dieselordie #diesel #repair #mechaniclife (at Gloucester, Massachusetts)
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Activist and model Yasmin Benoit dispels the myths around asexuality, ‘the invisible orientation’.
The conversation around sexuality and the spectrum of gender identity has expanded greatly in recent years. We’re finally beginning to explore all of the details, nuances and diversity of the topic, and acknowledging communities that have too long been shunned by society. But there’s one community – my community – that has been left out of this step toward inclusivity.
I started to realise I was asexual around the time my peers around me realised they weren’t. Puberty kicked in, hormones went flying, kids stopped wanting to just play together and started fancying each other instead. They became a lot more curious about their sexuality and wanted to express it.
But I just wasn’t feeling it; I didn’t get all the drama. In fact, I even switched to an all-girls’ school because I thought, without boys, everyone would stop caring so much about sexandrelationships, and would just chill out. Yeah, I was very wrong.
In secondary school, it became even more obvious that I wasn’t feeling the same as the other teenagers – and they didn’t like it. They started quizzing me constantly about why I felt the way I did.
“Are you gay?”, “Is it a mental disorder?”, “Is there something wrong with your genitals?”, “Did you get molested as a child?”, “You’re probably just underdeveloped or a late bloomer?”, “Surely you’re just being too picky?”, “You must just be unlovable or unattractive to everyone?”
My physical and mental health was up for debate. But back then, at 15, I didn’t really have an answer. That’s when one of my classmates said, “Maybe you’re asexual or something.” I’d only really heard the word 'asexual’ used about organisms in biology class, not in the context of human sexuality.
So I Googled it and thought it sounded like me, but at the time, there was so much disinformation online that I wasn’t 100% sure. Besides, when everybody keeps telling you there must be something wrong with you, after a while, you start to wonder if they’re right. You begin to doubt yourself, to question your own life experiences, your own thoughts and identity.
It wasn’t until I started talking to other asexual people – strangers online whose experiences, finally, reflected my own – that I started to realise I wasn’t alone. This wasn’t some sort of grand turning point though. It would take a number of years to stop doubting myself and my identity; a natural consequence of being pathologised and gaslighted for so long. Through launching my activism career to raise awareness of asexuality and aromanticism on my platform, I met an entire population of people like me. I attended the UK Asexuality Conference in 2018 and was greeted by hundreds of people who showed me the true diversity of the ace community.
There are asexual people who, like me, experience little to no levels of sexual attraction, and have no sexual or romantic – that’s the 'aromantic’ part – desire towards other people. But I learnt that there are a lot of asexual people who still experience romantic attraction and vice versa. I know many married asexual people, and aromantic sexual people – I’m sure we all know someone who’s not really into dating or relationships, but still loves sex! I know people in our community who are parents, grandparents, husbands, wives, young, old, Black, white – and they are proud of who they are.
The problem is, those stereotypes and toxic misconceptions I heard as a 15-year-old from my classmates at school? I still hear them today. We live in a society obsessed with relationships; where to love and be loved by another person is not only the ultimate aspiration, but the expectation.
Until asexuality becomes part of public discourse and representation, we will continue to be misunderstood, told that there’s something wrong with us, overlooked in education and legislation, and medicalised (and medicated). Women like me will continue to be dismissed as unlovable, ugly, frigid and boring. This is especially true for Black women, who are so hypersexualised, that to be a Black asexual woman seems entirely contradictory to people.
But I live a perfectly happy and fulfilled life as a Black asexual, aromantic woman. I don’t need a partner to complete me – I’m complete just the way I am. That’s why I use my platform to fight against asexuality stigma, dispel myths and help empower the ace community.
For allies, as always, the first step to show your support is by educating yourself, and to start normalising asexuality by including it in your conversations. That way, conversations around sexuality will inevitably become more inclusive and comfortable for the ace community. Asexual people will – finally – begin to feel seen.
We deserve to be seen.
Yasmin is the co-founder of International Asexuality Day, taking place this year on 6th April. Found out more internationalasexualityday.org.
Follow Yasmin on InstagramandTwitter.
https://www.glamourmagazine.co.uk/article/asexuality-and-aromanticism
We did a full rebuild on this 5.9cr at Cresap Automotive Machine it had a spun rod bearing when it came in and the crankshaft was cracked. #cresapmachine #8boltracing #diesel #cummins #dodge #2500 #crankshaft #enginebuilding #machineshop #5.9 #crd #commonrail
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Old time religion – Druaga, ruler of the devil world, lesser god of the AD&D Babylonian mythos, is a shape changer whose terrifying true form has 8 arms with talons and 4 legs ending in snaky masses, a ruby red scaly hide and the face of a beautiful boy. “His mace does 35 points of damage every time it hits and turns all beings it hits into devils (random type) under his command if they do not make their magic saving throw.” He occasionally sends devils to aid worshippers who make a virgin sacrifice, making him a good lesser-known alternative archvillain for a campaign. (Diesel / David S LaForce illustration, AD&D Deities & Demigods, TSR, 1980)
Druaga seems to have been invented for AD&D with no clear historical Babylonian source, and the name likely comes from “Drauga” (“Falsehood”), equated with Ahriman in Zoroastrianism. An altered version of AD&D’s Druaga appears in the 1984 Namco video game and 2008-09 anime The Tower of Druaga, and all later pop culture references to a Babylonian Druaga apparently derive from these origins.
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Al via il decreto «taglia-prezzi», forte delusione per le misure temporanee approvate.
Blizzcon revealed a lot of upcoming content, including the addition of a new island zone! This new island is called Mechagon, and is home to a society of cyborgs called “junker gnomes”.
So I decided to draw one named Diesel, meeting her fellow gnomes. Her fellow naked, horny gnomes.
I have some really mixed feelings about junker gnomes. They’ve been hinted before in game data, and it seems they could become a playable race for the Alliance. As an Alliance player, there’s another race I really want as I feel they have a lot more unique flavour and variety to offer: a race of snake-people called Sethrak. I adore the Sethrak, so I’ve been really negative towards junker gnomes. But I’m warming up to them now that I’ve gotten to see them and their homeland. So I drew this as a bit of a “no hard feelings” pic, to help myself put aside my hostility and negativity. I’d still much rather get playable Sethrak, but the junker gnomes are much more interesting than I have them credit for. Hopefully both Sethrak and Junker alike can join the Alliance together as friends!
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