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Those bloomers are perfect for Mary Poppins!
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I think Iβve said this about another pair of bloomers, but these bloomers are the perfect length!
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Normally I favour the ones that are just above the knee, but I donβt mind other lengths.
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Oh, thatβs what you call them. Yeah, pantalettes donβt look nice. When they go down to the ankles, they just look like trousers. I should clarify, I like everything EXCEPT pantalettes.
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And yes, the leg holes are an important part of the bloomers. Just above the knee like I said is my preferred length.
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First, she'd be slightly mortified at such a shameful display, then she'd laugh it off with a simple "It happens to the best of us."
She is only human (I suppose) after all.
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I'm glad to realize I was not the only weirdo who thought Poppins was kinda hot. xD
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Love Mary Poppin's reaction and undies guess this must happen all the time
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Who knows ? Maybe...
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Plus her futile attempt to cover them too.
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Didn't we see her underpants for just a moment in the movie? And weren't they pink rather than white?
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Probably. But she has the rigyt to change her underwear sometimes !
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True... And I'm sure she has a bountiful amount of bloomers & other items of lingerie that she enjoys indulging in during her private time.
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Great to see a wardrobe malfunction picture set in Edwardian times! I do like the fact that the only colour comes from her windblown scarf, the flowers on her hat and her blushing cheeks and lips. Her "Oops" expression looks very reminiscent of Gil Elvgren as battles to push her skirt back down and coyly brings her legs together to protect her modesty.
"Children, avert your eyes this instant... Please!"
Extra points for bloomers!
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Thanks for your comment ! And good point for the Gil Elvgren look, it's indeed my inspiration for this drawing !
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You're welcome!
Given the prudish nature of that time in history, the embarrassment factor must be even worse in such situations. I do enjoy your period pin-up art.
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Those boots, pantaloons, scarf, hat and the fAce expressions are just perfect!
I actually hate Mary as a character, but your picture is perfect! Awesome!
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How can people hate Mary Poppins ?
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She is strange to me in many ways. Mary thinks she is perfect and she is considered a nany and lady without flaws, but if one thinks she is perfect - that's pride and that's a sin. And many more things) but that's juxt my thoughts ^_^
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I understand.
I don't believe in sin but I understand people thinks pride it's a big default. For me, it can be a quality sometimes and for Mary Poppins, this little default makes her more human...
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I just wish her defect was some other one) like eating cookies after bad tiem or a fright of mice or something)
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Most impressive! Mary makes an exquisite pin-up: proof that a woman doesn't have to wear next to nothing to be attractive to me!
Every item of clothing she wears (even those items that a proper English lady shouldn't reveal publicly) is done perfectly. Her face has the perfect "embarrassed pin-up" expression: wide eyes, parted lips, & a blush on her cheeks.
I will admit, her legs are perfectly feminine. Something about the combination of two-tone Victorian boots, black stockings, & knee-length white blooomers puts a smile on my face 
Ah, if only I could see this in real life...I would love to actually hang this as a pin-up poster on my wall! I guess adding it to my favorites list will do. Still, excellent work, Madame! Gorgeous, Timeless, & Tantalizing!
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Thanks ! That's exactly what I wish to draw with her !
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You are welcome, my dear. I meant every word that I spoke, but I'm afraid I don't understand...WHAT exactly did you wish to draw with her?
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Oh I'm sorry, my english is soooo bad !
I want to say that your comment described perfectly I wish to show with my drawing !
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Is that so? Well, I feel privileged to have seen exactly what you wished to show here. This pin-up of Mary has so many elements that I love blended into 1 drawing: A classic pin-up pose & setting, an elegant, iconic lady, perfectly feminine attire, a charming expression, and the extra magic that is the can-can.
Each artistic element draws me in. The coup de grace was the allusion to the can-can, which has a very special place in my heart 
Guess I put a smile on your face as well!
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Well, I'm glad I made you happy! I will always smile when I look at this tastefully drawn pin-up with an allusion to the can-can; such a magical dance will always have a place in my heart. She is a shining jewel, just as you are, Madame! Excellent work!
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Cool. Now do her Jolly Holiday outfit next.
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Could be a nice idea...
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Mary Poppins is sooooooo British !
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Looks simple beautiful.
Nicely done drawing those legs and Highheels. 
And the coloring is very pretty too.
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