Fashion’s loss
OperaThese outfits we have … loved.
Never to be seen again.
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Their outfits will live on Anna’s Instagram. Nothing is ever really erased from the internet.
May they serve as cautionary tales for future generations.
Yeah, well, Biden looks worse.
??? Focus. Just focus. You’ll be ok until they come.
Papagenocide
Oftentimes less is more …
People can wear what they choose. Just as audiences should be able to choose who they hear. In the case of the Netrebko’s , or one of them at least, it seems more censorious forces are won’t to interfere.
Um? Who are these people?
Who were these people?
Almost cartoonesque, like the Simpsons.
Almost?
Well, sorry, I think the red thing looks good on her.
Looks like California style. TOP: Los Angeles/Palm Springs. MIDDLE:
Hollywood. LOWER: San Francisco
That’s nothing new. A lot of opera costume designers wear outlandish clothes like that. Only things missing are big daddy gold chains and oversized sunglasses… maybe on their TikTok?
But it’s far cry from the innocent young Anna I first met in 1990’s San Francisco with no air or attitude. Even though I was just a kid I had a big xoxo crush on her.
I wouldn’t be caught dead in such ugly clothing. It looks like the ‘costumes’ in an updated opera production by one of today ‘s great ‘stage directors.’
Did I just get on Entertainment Weekly by mistake?