the response to this random ramble of mine is insane yall are making me delusional enough to write a short thread about easthies next and trust me i'll do anything to slander my problematic wife π π π π π
OP congratulations you made me leave my private status because I've been wanting to talk about Luluci's apprentice clothes so much. π§΅ (TW for mentions of SA and trafficking)
@LunaAmatista I'm really curious to see how they'll handle the sexism in the series, especially in their society that doesn't seem to have obvious gender stereotypes
OP congratulations you made me leave my private status because I've been wanting to talk about Luluci's apprentice clothes so much. π§΅ (TW for mentions of SA and trafficking)
By the way I want to add to this by saying I don't think there's anything wrong with Luluci's apprentice clothes. In a different situation or context, it would be a pretty dress that just doesn't function well for a witch. In fact, it looks like a normal dress.
@Stephan55373292 It's both an interesting and sad part of her story. Outfits in WHA seem to be unisex as everyone wears dresses or dress robes. Luluci's apprentice robes were very feminine, and there's nothing wrong with that until you stop and wonder why their master designed them that way.
@phhhjade I always saw it as Kukrow prioritizing comfort first before practicality. The slits are there to make movement easier, but he didn't think of how it'll affect them in fhe long run. I can definitely see arms getting caught on the slits as an issue for them in the future.
@guilty_sinnamon While I do agree there's an issue with Kukrow's uniform, I don't know if his and Euini's attire being one to one is a part of that issue. July and Hiehart also have similar robes. Qifrey differentiating himself from his apprentices might be a different conversation altogether.