English Muffintop by MrGorf
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Last time we had the "oval," so this time we have the standing circle! Because what says "England" better than Stonehenge? ...that is a 3D prop... which I already have...
Ah, the classic MUFFINTOP: frequently accessorized with a "whale tail" and a "tramp stamp." I may be in the distinct minority, but I'll go on record as being pro-muffintop. Juicy!!
The muffintop look was actually rather popular around 2000-2005. Popular? Yes. If people weren't doing it on purpose, low rise jeans would not come bigger than a size 2.
But, you ask, "Why would anyone want to draw attention to a soft, jiggly, semi-boneless part of the body?" Seriously, are you listening to yourself right now? Something to think about.
There is an age limit on the muffintop look, though. I'd say that if you're over 35, you would look great in some pants with a higher waistline.
Comments (5)
LOL!! Great job!!
LOL, absolutely right: I've definitely got a bit of the jiggle-ring myself so why on earth wouldn't it be OK. Better a bit extra than skeletal. She's a cutie, nice work.
Agree Mr. NetWorthy, but I think it is the pant that is tight! LOL
but there is a limit to what constitutes an acceptable level of muffintop! when it actually hides the waist-band of the pants that is being worn then you gotta ask WTH? and I have seen such a display and my ex, who is large expressed surprise at the lady's daring to go around that way Great image and invitation to an interesting discussion
Magnificent work in lighting and posing!