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Last week's costume polls presented another extremely strong field, but Jang Man Wol's beach mushroom hat completely overshadowed all comers:

This week we've got a nice variety of slightly more casual looks, including our heroine's first pair of pants since the 1950s!
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We're kicking things off with another variation on red gauze -- the sleeves aren't quite so dramatic as her wedding planner outfit from a few weeks back, but on the other hand, the tiering of the skirt is a neat touch in a silhouette, and I think she gets bonus points for the fact that red is a really sensible choice if you're worried about blood spatter.


Also, as always: absolutely can't discount accessories in pulling an outfit together, and IMO the, earrings, broach, axe and cleaver are all working together to make this look into something really compelling.
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A nice, comfy look for lounging around the home here; I like both the yellow robe and the lacy underlayer. And what about the toes that she is painting?

Sparkling perfection.
3.



We've seen this kind of lace look from her before, but generally in black or red -- purple is a nice variation and the gathered neck is classy and looks great on her. (As a sidenote, I'm pretty sure we can positively ID the rose brooch as a favorite accessory; she's worn it at least twice before and each of those looks was superb.)
4.


Now, would I wear a short skirt suit in a floral print with puffed sleeves that would make Anne Shirley expire of envy? Probably not. Can Jang Man Wol pull it off with implausible style and panache? Unfortunately, yes.
5.

On the one hand: difficult to get a shot of this night rooftop brooding outfit! On the other hand: is channeling the darkness not indeed the purpose of a night rooftop brooding outfit? On the other other hand: what is the point of night rooftop brooding if you can't get an effectively dramatic silhouette? So I'm a little torn on this even though on principle I always support an exciting noir black trenchcoat/black gloves combo.
6.

And now: back to work with another professional look! I quite like this suit; unlike the last one, I might even wear it.


I'm always fond of a well-executed check, and the wide collar and elegant buttons offer a lot of visual interest without being overkill. I'll admit, from Jang Man Wol, I would have liked to see a matching hat ...
7.


But she makes it up to me in the next scene with this adorable bob and hat paired with a RED LEOPARD PRINT blouse, so I can't be too sad.


The only accessory I like more than that chauffer's cap: a challenge gauntlet thrown dramatically to God. Incredible charm point.
8.

Anyway, a long day of revenge, brooding, and throwing down with God, I think Jang Man Wol has earned some couch time with another glamorous lounging robe.


I like the pattern, but my favorite element here is definitely the random assortment of barrettes. It's modern art! Just color and shape, no narrative required.
9.

I believe I promised you pants?


To be honest? Despite all those tiny buttons and the impeccable blue fingernails, I don't love the blouse. But I do love the scarf-ponytail, and also Jang Man Wol trousers looks are rare and precious enough that maybe that's worth rewarding in and of itself.

This week we've got a nice variety of slightly more casual looks, including our heroine's first pair of pants since the 1950s!
1.


We're kicking things off with another variation on red gauze -- the sleeves aren't quite so dramatic as her wedding planner outfit from a few weeks back, but on the other hand, the tiering of the skirt is a neat touch in a silhouette, and I think she gets bonus points for the fact that red is a really sensible choice if you're worried about blood spatter.


Also, as always: absolutely can't discount accessories in pulling an outfit together, and IMO the, earrings, broach, axe and cleaver are all working together to make this look into something really compelling.
2.



A nice, comfy look for lounging around the home here; I like both the yellow robe and the lacy underlayer. And what about the toes that she is painting?

Sparkling perfection.
3.



We've seen this kind of lace look from her before, but generally in black or red -- purple is a nice variation and the gathered neck is classy and looks great on her. (As a sidenote, I'm pretty sure we can positively ID the rose brooch as a favorite accessory; she's worn it at least twice before and each of those looks was superb.)
4.


Now, would I wear a short skirt suit in a floral print with puffed sleeves that would make Anne Shirley expire of envy? Probably not. Can Jang Man Wol pull it off with implausible style and panache? Unfortunately, yes.
5.

On the one hand: difficult to get a shot of this night rooftop brooding outfit! On the other hand: is channeling the darkness not indeed the purpose of a night rooftop brooding outfit? On the other other hand: what is the point of night rooftop brooding if you can't get an effectively dramatic silhouette? So I'm a little torn on this even though on principle I always support an exciting noir black trenchcoat/black gloves combo.
6.

And now: back to work with another professional look! I quite like this suit; unlike the last one, I might even wear it.


I'm always fond of a well-executed check, and the wide collar and elegant buttons offer a lot of visual interest without being overkill. I'll admit, from Jang Man Wol, I would have liked to see a matching hat ...
7.


But she makes it up to me in the next scene with this adorable bob and hat paired with a RED LEOPARD PRINT blouse, so I can't be too sad.


The only accessory I like more than that chauffer's cap: a challenge gauntlet thrown dramatically to God. Incredible charm point.
8.

Anyway, a long day of revenge, brooding, and throwing down with God, I think Jang Man Wol has earned some couch time with another glamorous lounging robe.


I like the pattern, but my favorite element here is definitely the random assortment of barrettes. It's modern art! Just color and shape, no narrative required.
9.

I believe I promised you pants?


To be honest? Despite all those tiny buttons and the impeccable blue fingernails, I don't love the blouse. But I do love the scarf-ponytail, and also Jang Man Wol trousers looks are rare and precious enough that maybe that's worth rewarding in and of itself.
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blood-spatter red
4 (6.3%)
sparkly toes
16 (25.4%)
purple lace
11 (17.5%)
puffed sleeves
3 (4.8%)
rooftop brooding
3 (4.8%)
respectable check
3 (4.8%)
leopard print throwdown
14 (22.2%)
lounging barrettes
6 (9.5%)
pants!
3 (4.8%)
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