This 70-year-old National Geographic states that the thigh panel on tight sealskin trousers are “a fashion must in Greenland.” Composed of bits of brightly-dyed leather in mosaic patterns, they add pop to any thighs, and compliment the two pounds of beaded collar forcing their shoulders down.
These Eskimo women are cited as Angmagssalik in the article. That’s a rough word, folks. You know how it’s Istanbul, not Constantinople nowadays? Well, in this case, it’s Tasiilaq, not the antiquated term Angmagssalik. So Tasiilaq it is!! If that’s too much for your brain on a Tuesday, I feel you.
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Those clothes look sooo uncomfortable, style or not I would be making a change. Is that a cigarette in the first lady’s hand?
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By jove, I think you’re right! And yes, one wonders if they just put off restroom breaks since it would take a full 10 minutes to disrobe.
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HA! Had not thought of that. That would pose a problem,
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Wow, now there’s an ensemble! And I don’t know how to pronounce either of those words!
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LOL nope.
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I don’t want to be indiscreet but sealskin pants on a warm day has gotta stink. I think I’ll stop there. 🙂
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Rank thighs indeed!
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