You speak too confidently about what people realize or want but your advice on how to properly vogue is spot on. You can't take that damn thing to the dance flo

You speak too confidently about what people realize or want but your advice on how to properly vogue is spot on. You can't take that damn thing to the dance floor, can you? But I don't think it correct to ignore the idea of aesthetic preferences that are not about status or visibility, but rather invigorating and seductive 'things' ;-), the way a properly loved piece of machinery to whom we trust our fragile lives to must and should behave. Sexy. Now that is not about glitz or attention whoring, is it? Also, I mean, you are right in that over doing anything is likely an error, but Nature is our teacher (so say the same "people") and Nature is rather keen on bright colors. I guess it really comes down on who is doing the splashing around and nothing definitive about saturated colors in themselves.