approprio -- it's a cheapie from Walgreens, part of a Halloween costume a year or two ago. Playing with it has kind of made me aware again that there is a lot one could do with a high quality ponytail in their own hair color. A lot of historical looks did involve fake hair added into beehives or buns --- 'course our generation has extensions. Also I'm thinking about the possibilities of hats...

Beth Ann -- Good question, I did wear the purple velvet dress until a few years ago -- with tall black boots and dark tights it was my going dancing default. I'm not sure about flares, although I've enjoyed them on others, I haven't been drawn to them for myself (yet). I can do a french twist with the length of my hair now, and this whole exercise has encouraged me to play with styling it different ways, it's so easy just to go with a wash and wear look. Same with makeup -- expanding from one main default. Many of the clothes from the challenges I do wear, and in fairly similar silhouettes, except for the more formal wear, because it's hard to manufacture a place to wear it. Folks wear Birks to the opera in this town, lol.

Rabbit I just don't have any words left to say how impressed I am. Have you considered a one woman show? A Cindy Shermanesque project? Can I have your autograph while you are still talking to the little people?

SENSATIONAL!! These are my number one in the whole challenge....and there have been many beauties. Very well done.

Hey, I just realized... You look like Dita Von Teese! Lovely.

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So gorgeous, rabbit. So perfect, and that hair! Loved the '60s and love your 'do, along with your well-executed creativity.

Great renditions for both!