Cardassian Eye for the Human Guy

A nerdy fashion lookbook from the Federation and beyond

[firesidetextiles]

Two tone dragon drawstring bag for dice or other treasures. This one has a quilted circle base.

[drewwise]

𝓢𝓽𝓪𝔂 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝓼𝓱! Here is my latest limited edition screen printed design SPLAT HOLIDAY! Snag this winter weather drip before it swims away forever! TheYetee.com! 🦑🐙🎄❄️

[brooklynmuseum]

For all our voting-age Brooklynites, don’t forget that early voting is open through the weekend at various locations throughout the borough. 

Visit findmypollsite.vote.nyc to learn where to cast your vote before (or on) Election Day this Tuesday, November 8.

📷 @djdawsonnyc, @aratimenon, @eicova, @emmycollins, @declarke85

[garaksclothiers]

It’s this season’s must-have accessory.

[garaksclothiers]

Look, I’m not a sneakerhead but damn I love these.  "Hi-diddly-ho, neighborino!”

[disneybound]

“First of all, let me congratulate you on your excellent choice of skipper. Of all the jungle cruises you could take in the Amazon, this one is undoubtedly the cheapest. But also most thrilling.”

[garaksclothiers]

I bought these cute AF socks at Target a few months ago, and I think they’re my favorite now. 

[garaksclothiers]

I should have posted this months ago, but... proof of life, and proof of vaccination.

[clarulitas]

A small controversy occurred because of Mary Tyler Moore wearing Capri pants on The Dick Van Dyke Show. When the show’s sponsors started getting angry letters from viewers about Mary’s form-fitting Capri pants, Moore was restricted to wearing the pants only one scene per show. Up until the show’s premiere most housewives were seen in dresses, but Moore’s explanation was that most of the housewives she knew wore pants. Because of Moore, Capri pants became a huge fashion craze in the early 1960s. 

[firesidetextiles]

Batik texture versions of the manta ray fabric prints.

[threadless]

Wasa, bae? 🍣 

“Soy Happy” by Michael Buxton

[brooklynmuseum]

Our collaboration with @onlyny includes this tee inspired by our Egyptian Art collection! The featured illustration is of a sphinx, an ancient Egyptian composite that combined human and animal forms. Small figurines of sphinxes were made as temple offerings or as part of the decoration of cult objects. When added to ritual objects, sphinxes such as this one served a protective role. 

Head to the Brooklyn Museum Shop to see the full collection.  ⁠ 📷s by @alec_kugler⁠ and @catbyrnes⁠. Sphinx of King Sheshenq, circa 945–718 B.C.E. Bronze. Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 33.586.

[historical-nonfiction]

Protesting A High School Dress Code. Brooklyn, 1940

As you probably guessed, the dress code forbade girls from wearing slacks.

[iwuzlykedamn]

My take on Storm from Xmen. I did my version of her 80′s punk incarnation. 

My instagram: xtwenty_twentyx

[adamworks]

Dia de la Mascara.

Inspired by the “Papel Picado” from the Día de los Muertos in México and the dark theme of Majora’s Mask.

Available in my stores

RB

TeePublic

Neato

[sugarpillcosmetics]

How many of you cuties have picked up Pumpkin Spice 2? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️ This shade will not be restocked once sold out so grab her while you still can! 🎃 #sugarpill #vegan #limitededition

[sugarpillcosmetics]

Pumpkin Spice 2 is sure to be your new go-to lip color 🎃 This rustic copper pearl with super sparkly golden reflects is limited edition so grab one (or maybe 2) before we sell out! 🛒 #sugarpill #vegan

[kevinwada-deactivated20230323]

Karolina Dean, from Runaways

Flame Con 2018 commission