Solid Snake eyepatch Vs. Black Bulter eyepatch

I'm starting to wear makeup again, which might sound sad to the people who wear makeup because it's socially expected in their profession, but as someone who just likes painting on my face, it makes me very happy to have the energy to put into painting something that will be washed away in eight hours.

I've never been very good at applying false eyelashes, and the lack of depth perception isn't helping with that, but I'm enjoying the opportunity to practice. Plus, I don't have to get my eyeliner even when I'm wearing an eyepatch!

I don't normally like asymmetry in hairstyles, at least not my own, and I usually detest messy buns in semi-formal outfits, but I think that the way it echoes the overall asymmetry in wearing an eyepatch.
I think it's the pearl pins that really set it off.

Now I'm matching my eyepatch to my outfits.

I've got to stop hurting myself. I got an infected tooth and somehow it spread to my face and now one eye won't blink. Nor will that side of the mouth open properly, which has made eating a trick.
At least I can rock an eyepatch, once I've sewn a giant petunia to it.

Hat and goggles- Tagless
Eyepatch-Lolikats
Cravat- Lolikats
Blouse-No Boundries
Skirt-Lolikats
Dress- Gunne Sax
skirt-Gypsy
Boots-Genna Group

Happy Halloween

No, I'm not anyone. If someone really wants me to be someone, I'm Claudia from Interview with a Vampire, but I'm too lazy to put in my fangs. Or just a creepy little ghost girl. Or creepy young ghost woman. I'm a lost girl. I'm an English yurei. Actually, I kind of like the last one. I'm an English yurei, from that period where Japan just opened up and all the Europeans thought it was trendy. Which is nothing like how Japan is trendy today. Nope.
Dress-Costume Store in Maine
Stockings-Target
Boots-Dolce Vita
The doll's name is Kitty.