In their “fall in the north east” uniform skirt and leggings or skinny jeans, hip neutral coloured jacket, glasses and little boots with not too much heel, topknot optional, I see a version of myself from an alternate chronology. Maybe I would have ended up being one of them had a series of unpleasant circumstances not sent me off the rails and utterly away from respectability and their petite bourgeois cool and cultural capital. Theirs is an expensive sort of Bohemianism, a countercultural impulse in people whose ultimate respectability is a given. It allows the people to feel themselves to be rebelling against the system they perpetuate.
Looking at all these indie chicks
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Madeira Darling is a snarky mystic, devout Satanist, serious Marxist, laughing dominatrix, and writer from San Fransisco where they live with their boyfriend in a house full of altars to their various demons. View all posts by Madeira Darling
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