Johnny's new clothes
Posted: Sun Mar 02, 2014 12:05 pmYes, you read that right. I actually went to Wal-Mart to check out the new Barbie fashions and found only one thing I really liked for Cherry...but I found a BUTTLOAD of stuff for Johnny. In fact, I almost didn't get the dress for Riri because I was buying three outfits and my money was running low, but Johnny talked me into it..for reasons of his own, as you will see.
Thousands of comedians out of work and hotshot here is trying to be funny. Love you, John, but here's a tip: leave the stand-up comedy to Cherry, she's better at it.
Nice way to talk about the dude whose clothes you're wearing, Johnny. But I suppose that's partially my fault because I don't make as many clothes for him as I do for my girls. Mainly because I don't have many guy patterns, although that's no real excuse since I can make my own patterns from existing clothes.
This was actually the outfit that first caught my eye. It's perfect for Johnny, don't you think?
The boots are really nice. Also very hard to get on and off Johnny's feet. Last thing I want to do is break his ankles.
Seriously, I think this outfit looks amazing on him. The jacket/shirt combo is really, really nice. I'm a little disappointed in the slacks; they're made of this thin plasticky material that doesn't feel nearly as nice as the dark blue velvet jacket. But it's looks, not feels, that counts, I suppose.
Most of the Barbie new releases didn't thrill me. There was yet another generic pink sparkly halter dress, a red and gold faux brocade construction of the "Who shot the couch?" variety, and a kerfluffy pink nightmare that looked like somebody sewed shoulder straps and a magenta lame' bodice on a tribble. But then I saw this, and it went so well with the tux Johnny didn't have to try too hard to talk me into getting it for the girl whose closet is already bursting. And she definitely, uhm, fills it out with her curvy Volks body.
That's the rose that came with the tux. It's moments like this that remind me that Johnny, with all his smartass attitude, really has a heart the size of Jupiter. And when he gives in and lets himself actually love someone, he's in it for keeps.
The cellphone came with his second outfit above. (The first outfit's token accessory was sunglasses that, being Ken-head-sized, didn't fit.) This was not planned by me for the photoshoot, by the way. It just struck me as I was taking photos what day it was, and what was going on tonight in LA.
And this would be just like expansive, impulsive Johnny...to whisk his lady away on a glamorous, romantic trip to where they'll have their pictures taken and he can show her (and himself) off to the world.
When he gets back, he is so grounded. He'll be lucky I don't lock him in a drawer.
Thousands of comedians out of work and hotshot here is trying to be funny. Love you, John, but here's a tip: leave the stand-up comedy to Cherry, she's better at it.
Nice way to talk about the dude whose clothes you're wearing, Johnny. But I suppose that's partially my fault because I don't make as many clothes for him as I do for my girls. Mainly because I don't have many guy patterns, although that's no real excuse since I can make my own patterns from existing clothes.
This was actually the outfit that first caught my eye. It's perfect for Johnny, don't you think?
The boots are really nice. Also very hard to get on and off Johnny's feet. Last thing I want to do is break his ankles.
Seriously, I think this outfit looks amazing on him. The jacket/shirt combo is really, really nice. I'm a little disappointed in the slacks; they're made of this thin plasticky material that doesn't feel nearly as nice as the dark blue velvet jacket. But it's looks, not feels, that counts, I suppose.
Most of the Barbie new releases didn't thrill me. There was yet another generic pink sparkly halter dress, a red and gold faux brocade construction of the "Who shot the couch?" variety, and a kerfluffy pink nightmare that looked like somebody sewed shoulder straps and a magenta lame' bodice on a tribble. But then I saw this, and it went so well with the tux Johnny didn't have to try too hard to talk me into getting it for the girl whose closet is already bursting. And she definitely, uhm, fills it out with her curvy Volks body.
That's the rose that came with the tux. It's moments like this that remind me that Johnny, with all his smartass attitude, really has a heart the size of Jupiter. And when he gives in and lets himself actually love someone, he's in it for keeps.
The cellphone came with his second outfit above. (The first outfit's token accessory was sunglasses that, being Ken-head-sized, didn't fit.) This was not planned by me for the photoshoot, by the way. It just struck me as I was taking photos what day it was, and what was going on tonight in LA.
And this would be just like expansive, impulsive Johnny...to whisk his lady away on a glamorous, romantic trip to where they'll have their pictures taken and he can show her (and himself) off to the world.
When he gets back, he is so grounded. He'll be lucky I don't lock him in a drawer.
I like his sense of humor. And that 1961 shirt is an awesome coincidence! He looks handsome in his new clothes, and lucky Cherry, getting to go to the Oscars!
