Constrictor Chic by MrGorf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Ladies, raise your hand if you've suffered for fashion. Now raise your hand if you've ever showered with jeans on for that shrink-to-fit look taken to extremes!
This is nothing new, of course. Just think of how much Victorian brainpower was channeled into finding ways to make corsets tighter.
And gentlemen... Just picture jeans with a high waist, skin tight, acid washed, with ankle zippers and no back pockets. Try to explain to me how ill-fitting baggy jeans are more appealing than that. Meanwhile, I'm going to picture the former type and get some "Visine" for my overworked Mind's Eye.

Comments (10)
Tellement vrai !
This hurts just looking at it.... I wouldn't even wear spandex that tight, but I know girls who've put on that very same pair of jeans depicted. Great Concept and portrayal. Well Done.
Yep! Been there, done that :-)
ROFLMAO! So very true!!!!! Excellent work thanks for the smile
Great fun - and so typical! Mind you, men's jeans can be a problem too; I take size 32" waist, but the pair I bought got tighter after one wash so I had to get a 34".
Hilarious!
I love her expression on the 3 panel. lol. This is why I always chose to wear the baggy pants. lol.
NEVER!!! LOL, no way! Women today, do sweats!
3 in a row with Didi :D Keep up the good work!
Eeee...gads! Poor Didi! Looks like her stomach's been squeezed into her mouth and her intestines into her breasts! Such torture to get a certain "look", or to be "in". Sheesh! Glad I don't have to wear clothing! (Ever see a T.Rex in shrink-to-fit clothing, or ANY clothing for that matter? Must be a very strange and funny sight!). I've seen autopsy drawings of women when those dreadful torture corsets were in vogue - hour glass shaped livers, intestines forced down so the lower belly protruded as a balloon, hernias into their thighs, vagina and uterine and rectal prolapses (ballooning inside out through natural openings, often infected and leading to death). Thanks goodness THOSE days are gone! But, still, look what the fashion industry indoctrinates women/girls with today (anorexia, bulemia, and so on). When will humans ever learn? Anorectics DON'T make a good meal for a T.Rex (all bone, no mucle!). Nice to see Didi again, but... ouch! Good job on a common, everyday problem! Keep up the good work! :-)