Richard Armitage 30 day challenge
29.) Q: your favorite personal look
A: a jacket and jeans
any kind of jacket/coat will do
I think I’m partial to the open-necked shirt too
Tag: fashion
Nowhere In Particular
Richard Armitage 30 day challenge
28.) Q: your favorite character outfit
A: the “Nowhere in Particular” one, of course!
the brown leather jacket
the hands in the pockets of the jeans
the brown & red stripped sweater
and the glasses too!
good choice, Harry
good choice.
Simple Fact: I like the beard
The Beard.
There are those who love it and those who despise it. I quite like the beard myself, though I have nothing against the clean-shaven look either. Both looks appeal to me.
I really enjoy the beard photoshoots though!
Project Magazine
Recognise
They show a confident, rugged Richard Armitage that never fails to entice me.
The over-coats
The attention to detail
The impressive stance
The admirable physique
The scarf
The tie
The…The.. *takes deep, calming breaths*
I like the beard.
“D” is for Dashing
This is Mr.Thornton, in his don’t-mess-with-the-boss attire:
Dashing!
This is Mr. Social-Call Thornton. I’m not crazy about top-hats but look at that poise:
Notice the splash of color here: a maroon colored cravat and a stripped waist-coat…
one dashing fellow!
Now here is Mr. Social-Engagement Thornton. I’m not really loving this look:
more dandy than dashing.
But here we have I’m-running-my-own-business-and-life-is-good Thornton:
Sinfully dashing!
While here we have my-mother-just-gave-me-some-really-bad- advice Thornton:
dashing but not as appealing, somehow.
if he would have just gone with this look to begin with:
Oh, no! Poor Mr. Thornton has gone from dashing to distressed.
where did he go wrong?
Was it the hat? It is a bit frayed.
No, the hat looks fine Mr. Thornton.
Was it the splash of color?
That color is definitely dashing, Mr. Thornton!
Was it the stripped waist-coat?
aside from the unwanted attention, it wasn’t the waist-coat either.
What was it, then? Maybe show more of those forearms?
Mr. Thornton,
*tries not to shrink from that intimidating stare*
you always look dashing!
…just try losing the cravat more often.
Really?
Really, Really.
I Must Confess
Before I broke down and forced myself to watch Robin Hood
I had a hard time grasping why so many Richard Armitage fans went ga-ga over Guy of Gisborne….and so I routinely scrolled past the pictures of him that I encountered daily.
The very idea distresses me now.
I thought the series 3 long hair made Guy seem too feminine (secretly I think I was just jealous of those beautiful curls)
The somewhat plastic-looking black leather of previous series, with all of it’s various metal fastenings and space-aged shoulder ribbing turned me away as well. As did the aptly named guy-liner; never been a fan of it, in general.
*whispers*
and the smirk kind of annoyed me.
Slowly my horizons broadened, once I found out more about Guy and his motivations.
Thanks, in large part, to the Guy of Gisborne tagged posts on Me+Richard, which highlights particular story-lines and the use of Richard’s microexpressions to dig deeper into Guy’s actions.
Since this post is about a Guy related confession, I thought it only fitting that I include the Guy and Marian Confession fanvid that I’ve been obsessing over lately:
[ETA: this fanvid is no longer online but here is the Josh Groban song it featured]
I think if we, as RA fans, put ourselves into the place of the confessor in the chorus of the song, it’s easy to recognize the parallels.
I feel myself surrender each time I see your face. I am staggered by your beauty, your unassuming grace. And I feel my heart is turning, falling into place. I can’t hide it, now hear my confession.
Nowhere in Particular RA 