feed me milk bread

jawn-and-sherlawk

You took half of me with you, that day.

allons-ylokito221b

i got bored and made this

the edit is mine, the other pictures aren’t

mrs-freebatchof221bbakerstreet

POSSIBLY AN EDIT

IM CRYING THIS IS PERFECT

freed0m-is-a-length-of-rope

yes

jamesmariarty

JAGUAR IN A CELLO

*applauds*

tryingtofindthegreatperhaps

there needs to be more slides about his perfection

hiddlestalker

Also: he will never stop smoking because he knows he’s sexy when he does it and he knows you’ll give up a lung for him

trickybonmot

Jaguar in a cello,

I know, I know it’s serious.

ithelpstodream

Meet 63-year-old Lyn Slater, who has, until recently, been an ordinary professor at Fordham University. One day she went to meet a friend for lunch outside the Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week. Foreign journalists suddenly surrounded her, mistaking her for a fashion icon and attracting spectatorsIt was a defining moment that turned Lyn into an ‘Accidental Icon’. Her blog of the same name, inspired by the experience, soon began making international waves. She is now a public voice against ageism in the fashion industry and the world.

“Fashion and my style help me struggle against that invisibility that comes with age.“

She was once asked about the old notion of ‘dressing for one’s age,’ and her response was clear:

“We use language to control people’s behavior. This phrase is a way of putting older women in their place. I’m certain that if you feel comfortable in your own clothes, it’s completely irrelevant how old you are.”

ithelpstodream

Meet 63-year-old Lyn Slater, who has, until recently, been an ordinary professor at Fordham University. One day she went to meet a friend for lunch outside the Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week. Foreign journalists suddenly surrounded her, mistaking her for a fashion icon and attracting spectatorsIt was a defining moment that turned Lyn into an ‘Accidental Icon’. Her blog of the same name, inspired by the experience, soon began making international waves. She is now a public voice against ageism in the fashion industry and the world.

“Fashion and my style help me struggle against that invisibility that comes with age.“

She was once asked about the old notion of ‘dressing for one’s age,’ and her response was clear:

“We use language to control people’s behavior. This phrase is a way of putting older women in their place. I’m certain that if you feel comfortable in your own clothes, it’s completely irrelevant how old you are.”

rox712

All three of them! Thanks repimg!

Edit: now with BCs better version. Thanks again repimg!