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Orange Is The New Black OC Masterlist

Name: Alicia Cross

Face Claim: Ashley Benson

Love Interest: Natalie Figueroa

Fic Title: Cross My Heart

Plot Summary: Alicia Cross is a computer coder and hacker. That’s what winds her up spending two years in Litchfield. But, with her skills, she’s able to help boost the prison’s security system, and earn herself a cozier stay under the watch of Natalie Figueroa.

Name: Bambi Velazquez

Face Claim: Camila Mendes

Love Interest: Carol Denning

Fic Title: Deer In Headlights

Plot Summary: Renata was a girl who had it all, a close family, a loving fiancé and the biggest wedding money could buy being planned for her, until it all came crashing down. It turns out her perfect fiancé wasn’t all he was cracked up to be and Renata takes it upon herself to set him straight, but she takes things too far. Now convicted of manslaughter, she’s sent to Litchfield Max. That’s where she becomes known as Bambi. Now she’ll have to choose the right people to ally herself with in order to survive.

Name: Becc Salinger

Face Claim: Julia Garner

Love Interest: Alex Vause

Fic Title: Lock & Key

Plot Summary: A young and ambitious undercover police officer gets herself thrown into Litchfield to uncover the drug trade going on within its walls. She has to play the part and fit in with gen pop while keeping her eye open for suspicious activity. Yet Alex Vause is on to her. Cornering her one day, Alex has a proposition, she won’t rat her out to the rest of the inmates if she agrees to get Alex out early. While it’s technically something she can’t promise, she agrees anyway, if Alex will help her get dirt on those involved with the drug ring. It’s a dangerous game that could get them both killed if it goes south, but what’s life with no risk?

Name: Bodhi Maines

Face Claim: Emilie De Ravin

Love Interest: Suzanne Warren

Fic Title: Handle With Care

Plot Summary: Bodhi Maines' only crime was that she cared too much. Well, that and forgery of medical records. While trying to help a particularly troubled patient get the care they needed, Bodhi crossed a few lines, which landed her in Litchfield Penitentiary. Despite her circumstances, she remains the ray of sunshine she always was, at least on the outside. It’s only with Suzanne Warren that she finds she can express her real feelings about the whole thing and work towards some sort of acceptance of her crimes and herself.

Name: Donatella Chernov

Face Claim: Gage Golightly

Love Interest: Red Reznikov

Fic Title: We've Got Time

Plot Summary: Donatella is a wild mob princess, getting too comfortable with her life. To teach her restraint, her father has her arrested for drug possession. She gets a sentence of six months in Litchfield. During the riot however, she gets more time that not even her father can get her out of.

Name: Romy Maldonado

Face Claim: Lindsey Morgan

Love Interest: Aleida Diaz

Fic Title: Cellblock Angel

Plot Summary: Romy Maldonado has always kept to herself for as long as she’s been at Litchfield. She's serving time for a non violent offense, and her quiet nature has helped her stay under the radar. Yet Romy's life takes a dramatic turn when she meets Aleida Diaz. Despite her desire not to get involved with anyone while she’s behind bars, Romy can’t seem to take her mind off Aleida. And when someone comes after her, Litchfield gets to see Romy's dark side. Romy becomes Aleida's guardian angel within the prison walls and Aleida learns to trust and depend on someone in a way she never has before.

Name: Thea Reynard

Face Claim: Rosa Salazar

Love Interest: Nicky Nichols

Fic Title: Can’t Quit You

Plot Summary: Known to the inmates of Litchfield as Lez Bait, Thea Reynard is thought to be far too pretty and kind hearted to do her job efficiently, but she can be assertive when she needs to. During the time when Boo and Nicky face off to see who can get the more points for bagging the most girls, Nicky sets her sights on Thea. When winning over Thea turns out to be easier than she planned, Nicky ends up in a sticky situation when Thea can’t quite let their encounter go. Boo thinks it’s hilarious and Nicky wishes she wasn’t starting to have a soft spot for her.

#orange is the new black ocs #oitnb ocs #oc: alicia cross #oc: bambi velazquez #oc: donatella chernov #oc: romy maldonado

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All the Disney Princesses Ranked From Worst to Best.

(Sorry, no Vanellope.)

14. Merida

I know Merida has really badass archery skills. She’s also outspoken, strong willed, and clever. But she’s still my least favorite princess. I just didn’t like her. Maybe it’s the fact that she wanted to change her mom. And she actually went through with it. Of course, she didn’t actually know what was going to happen, and the journey brought them closer together. She grew as a character and that’s good. But just seeing her disrespect her mother, especially publicly in front of all the clans, is hard to watch. It doesn’t help that I thought Brave was one of Pixar’s weaker movies and essentially Brother Bear all over again.

13. Anna

Not gonna lie. I hate Anna. She’s so damn pushy and combative. I know, it’s all her parents’ fault. All of it. But still. She doesn’t listen to Elsa at all. She pushes and pushes triggering Elsa’s ice outbursts, which become more visible as they build along with her anxiety. Every uncontrolled “accident” Elsa has in the first film is because Anna didn’t listen to her. Of course, she also didn’t listen to Elsa’s warning about marrying Hans either. She foolishly left the kingdom in the hands of an outsider, someone she didn’t even know.

She definitely shows improvement in the second film. She becomes more sensitive towards Elsa’s feelings and her powers. She’s also very loyal and brave, risking her life for Elsa, yet again. She’s still very clingy and desperate for people’s love. It manifests in her fear of losing Elsa and Kristoff. I do not like her humor or awkwardness. I don’t find them relatable, but rather annoying. But I do appreciate that those insecurities are real and that’s what makes her more relatable. Her relationships with the other characters, especially Olaf, is what saves her from being last on my list.

12. Tiana

There’s nothing wrong Tiana. I think she’s great. She’s hardworking, determined, and a realist. Those are great qualities that I’m glad Disney decided to focus on too. The downside of this is that she comes across as rather boring. The film relies on other more colorful characters to bring the personality and charm. I think that’s a shame. She also suffers from starring in a weaker film.

11. Aurora

I like Aurora. What little we see of her anyway. We can tell by the way she interacts with the fairies, woodland creatures, and Prince Philip that she’s smart, sweet, shy, kind, cautious. She’s a dreamer, but not foolish. It’s too bad we didn’t get to see more of her.

10. Snow White

Snow White, in my opinion, does not get the respect she deserves. Was she stupid to take that apple from the very obviously evil hag? Yes, she was. But people have forgotten all about the really great qualities she possessed too. When she walked into the dwarfs’ cottage, it was a disgusting, unlivable nightmare. The dwarfs were pigs. They didn’t clean their home or themselves. They bickered all the time. Snow White changed all of that. She created order where there was disorder. And she didn’t do it alone. She delegated chores to each of the animals and made sure they did them right. That’s some managerial skills! She got a bunch of unruly little men to wash, sleep at a decent time, and behave. That’s authority. Those are some real life skills I wish I had more of. Yes, she cooked, cleaned, and sewed, but Snow White wasn’t a servant. She was in charge.

9. Cinderella

Like Snow White, Cinderella has gotten a bad rap over time, but I will defend Cinderella anytime anywhere. Those who say she “needed a prince to save her” lack compassion and are completely missing the point. Cinderella was a young woman who was abused by what family she had left. At a young age she experienced loss, grief, then neglect and emotional abuse. But Cinderella was resilient. That abuse didn’t stop her and it didn’t change her. She could’ve become mean, bitter, and jealous. She could’ve continued the cycle of abuse like her stepsisters. But Cinderella didn’t allow their mistreatment to define her. She remained kind, empathetic, patient, humble, and hardworking. She also didn’t allow herself to become a victim. She didn’t mope or give up on herself. When the ball was announced, she worked hard and believed she would go. When she got help from the fairy godmother, she accepted it and rocked that ball gown. She didn’t go to the ball to be rescued. She went because she wanted to, and she did. Moral of the story is do not let others’ treatment of you determine who you are or what you’re worth. Cinderella had awesome inner strength.

8. Ariel

I will admit that as an adult, Ariel’s appeal fades. She made really bad choices and sacrificing her voice for a boy is a terrible message to sell to kids. But for a 5 year old girl, only two things mattered. She was a mermaid and she could sing. The Little Mermaid kick started Disney’s renaissance and set a new precedent for its movies. Unlike previous princesses, Ariel was the first princess full of life, passion, and adventure. She had an exciting and lovable personality and a Broadway singing voice. Credit goes to Jodi Benson for bringing Ariel to life and the writers for getting the world to fall in love with her. She made a huge impression (hello, mermaid craziness everywhere!), even if she was a total idiot teenager.

7. Jasmine

What’s great about Jasmine is she can see through people’s BS and she doesn’t put up with it. She isn’t impressed by the superficial suitors that come her way. She stands up to Jafar. She catches on pretty immediately that Prince Ali is actually Aladdin. She sings like Lea Salonga, Disney and Broadway legend, and she has a pet tiger. What’s not to love?

6. Pocahontas

Pocahontas was the first Disney princess to not go after her dreams, but instead chose family, community, duty, loyalty. That’s incredibly mature and selfless. She taught a racist, arrogant, ignorant man to love and respect others different from him. She followed her intuition, was one nature, and dove off cliffs. The only minus is falling for John Smith over Kokoam. I don’t know what she was thinking!

5. Moana

Moana is not qualified for her mission. She has no experience and no skills required for sailing across the sea, finding Maui, and defeating a lava monster. But it’s her purpose. She was chosen. So she sets out and figures it out along the way. That’s an inspiring example. It’s not until the end that we find out why she was chosen. She sees Te Ka for who she truly is. Te Fiti. The image above is one of the most powerful moments in all of Disney’s films.

4. Rapunzel

Similar to Cinderella, Rapunzel has been abused throughout her childhood. IMO, Rapunzel had it worse because she believed Mother Gothel was her mother. Their relationship was nonstop manipulation, infantilization, and gaslighting. But Rapunzel was brave enough to go after what she wanted and smart enough to find a way to do it. On top of that, she was creative and artistic, incredibly strong from years of hauling Mother Gothel up the tower, and had magical hair with healing powers. In the end, she does what we didn’t get to see in Cinderella. She stands up for herself and confronts her abuser. She’s a real survivor and victor.

3. Belle

I love Belle because she is a true introvert and a true individual. She’s not very social, doesn’t gossip, doesn’t fawn over Gaston, doesn’t follow the townsfolk’s way of life. She literally just does her own thing. For that, she’s misunderstood and judged by the village. I think that’s very relatable. But she’s also intelligent, curious, adventurous, honorable (she keeps her promise to stay with the Beast), and stands up to the Beast when he’s out of line. She’s the only one that truly challenges the Beast and he grows because of it. And she saves him.

2. Mulan

Similar to Belle, Mulan is a bit of an outcast, because she’s individualistic in a society that values conformity. She’s socially awkward, clumsy, but brave. That bravery saves her father and all of China. She’s a true badass warrior.

1. Elsa

Elsa is technically not a princess, but a queen. She still counts and she tops my list. Out of all the Disney princesses, she is the most real and fully developed. She’s beautiful, kind, brave, strong, but also very flawed. Many people have identified with Elsa in different ways because her flaws are so real and so relatable. The LGBTQ community has adopted her as a symbol of their own. For me personally, I see a mental health issue. I think she’s a highly sensitive person with anxiety. Her ice powers are a beautiful symbol for that anxiety and the struggle over her mental health. Her journey to accept herself for who she is, to embrace herself for who she is, and to find her place in a world that deems her different is truly beautiful and empowering.

#disney #disney princesses #disney ariel #little mermaid #beauty and the beast #aurora #sleeping beauty #cinderella #snow white #jasmine #pocahontas #disney mulan #princess tiana #rapunzel #merida #pixar brave #frozen #queen elsa #disney moana

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actuallyrandomperson · 4 years

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My thoughts on the Sanders Sides Spotify playlists- Roman Edition!

Note: this is Purely me saying whether or not I like the songs, not theorising about any deeper meanings. I’ve done them all, so just click on the names to see my reactions to the others: Virgil, Patton, Logan, Janus

Impressions from looking through the playlist: so This One I can confidently say I know more of the songs from. At least, from the titles I do. It helps that I probably have the most personal overlap of music taste with Roman, judging by the titles I recognise sjdksk

1: ‘A Gay Disney Prince’, by Thomas Sanders, Jon Cozart. I have never heard of this song ever before, and don’t have any clue who the singers are. This song totally wasn’t on my ten hour playlist up until the moment I was playing said playlist in the kitchen while baking with my mother and it came up and I felt awkward by the innuendos at the start. And I absolutely hated it, can’t believe it was in this playlist at all. I do not know it word for word at all, and me mentioning in my schools lgbt+ club when it was released definitely didn’t result in a large majority of us bonding over our shared love of Thomas Sanders.

2: ‘Wonderboy’, by Tenacious D. I have mixed feelings on this song? Some part of me really liked it, but another really didn’t. I don’t know. I still added it to the 32 hour playlist though, as I figure I can remove it at some point in the future if that opinion eventually wins out. It was entertaining, at least!

3: ‘Disney Princess’, by Lewberger. Despite my enduring love for Keith and the rest of The Try Guys, I haven’t actually listened to that much Lewberger. This is obviously a fault that I will be remedying as soon as possible, as this song was hysterical. Obviously made it onto the 32 hour playlist, and also theres a tiny part of me getting excited over some of my faves interacting in a vague way even though I know that it’s not that unusual dhxkkdks

4: ‘Broadway, Here I Come!’, by the SMASH cast. I’ve never seen SMASH, but I liked this song! I like showtunes and songs from musicals a lot of the time, but I also only tend to listen to them when I’ve actually seen whatever they’re from, and I’m a poor 17 year old who can’t sing or act and can only slightly dance, so there’s not as many as there otherwise would be in my 32 hour playlist. This is on there now though!

5: ‘Hallelujah’, by Oh Wonder. I liked this! I expect I’ll be saying that a lot in this playlist ndjfjskdkd. I actually added it to my ten hour playlist!! Which will mean nothing to you if you haven’t read my other reactions so I recommend u go do that!! At least Patton’s/Virgil’s as they’re the ones completed at the time of writing this! Lmao

6: ‘Holding Out for a Hero’, by Bonnie Tyler. Have to say, as a gen z who grew up more with Shrek than Footloose, hearing the original version of this song was wild. I’ve heard it before, obviously, but I just. Hear this song in the fairy godmothers voice when I imagine it. This was added to the 32 hour playlist though!!

7: ‘If I Dare’, by Sara Bareilles. I’ve never seen Battle of the Sexes (unsurprisingly; I don’t watch many movies jdjdkkskw) but this song was cool! I wouldn’t purposefully seek it out in the future, but I liked it enough to put it on the 32 hour playlist so it’ll come around every now and again.

8: ‘Go the Distance’, by Roger Bart. This song highlighted the big, gaping hole in my 32 hour playlist which is the lack of music from Hercules. It’s literally my favourite Disney Renaissance film, why the fuck was the soundtrack not already in the 32 hour playlist??? It is now, don’t worry. Also, at the end of these I’m gonna be rechecking the length of both the 32 hour playlist and the 11 hour one and giving an updated total as I’ve only added 1 song so far to the 32 hour long on that wasn’t prompted by one of the songs in these playlists, and I doubt I’ll add any more, and adding all of the Hercules soundtrack + bonus tracks added another whole hour in of itself. There’s a r e a s o n this playlist has gotten so long shfjdjskxm

9: ‘Flamboyant’, by Dorian Electra. This is the first song of this playlist that I haven’t really liked, even including wonderboy. It didn’t make it onto either playlist, but I probably wouldn’t skip it if it comes up on a playlist in the future.

10: ‘Jumpstarted’, by Jukebox the Ghost. This was a bop! I often seem to like songs that jump all over the place a lil bit (see: my love of Tiny Love by MIKA and my newfound love of Be Calm by Fun.), and this one did just that! It made it to the 32 hour playlist 😄

11: ‘Brave New Girl’, Britney Spears. I mean. It’s Britney Spears. Do I need to say anything more? It’s been added to the 32 hour playlist.

12: ‘Every Boy’, by Miss Benny. If I tell y’all that ‘Boys will be Boys’ and ‘Little Game’ were the first two songs I ever added to the 32 hour playlist, I think you’ll know my feelings on this song. It’s the second first one that was already on said 32 hour playlist out of all the songs so far, and the only reason it’s not on the 10 hour one is I didn’t deem it ‘normal people music’ enough (which is the main criteria for said playlist as I play it around my fam)

13: ‘Primadonna’, by MARINA. This was a bop! I added it to the 32 hour playlist, but I don’t expect myself to specifically seek it out in the future. I did bop around to it a lil bit while lying down tho!!

14: ‘King’, by Years and Years. I didn’t recognise this song at first, but it hit the singing and I was like ‘oh!!’. It got added to the 32 hour playlist!! It’s a Bop!!!

15: ‘Cheap Queen’, by King Princess. The title and artist combination gave me a chuckle, and although I wasn’t foully sold on the song when it first started, I liked it enough by the end to add it to the 32 hour playlist. I feel like it’ll grow on me more as I hear it again in the future.

16: ‘Humility (feat. George Benson)’, by Gorillaz. My best friend was obsessed with Gorillaz when we first met, so I’ve heard a lot of their music (although this song wasn’t out back then). I liked it, and added it to the 32 hour playlist, but I probably wouldn’t seek it out specifically as I only slightly vibe with Gorillaz music

17: ‘Ain’t Got It Like That’, by Earl St Claire, PJ. I liked this, but not enough to add it to the 32 hour playlist. It was good, and I wouldn’t skip it in the future if it came up in a playlist, it just wasn’t my jam.

18: ‘Dreamer’, by LaPeer. I liked this as soon as it started, and that initial instinct proved correct! I added it to b o t h the 32 hour playlist and the ten hour one!!! I know!! It made me feel kinda soft and also the message in it is Important

19: ‘Paving the Runway (You’re Gonna Fly)’, by JJ Heller. This is another one I sensed myself liking as soon as it started, and I once again had good instincts! This one was even softer, but I liked it slightly less so it’s only on the 32 hour playlist.

20: ‘GO.’, by Keith Tutt II. This song immediately intrigued me, partially because I wasn’t initially even fully sure if it had started or if I was hearing things. I liked it, but wouldn’t specifically seek it out. It did make it into the 32 hour playlist though!!

Final Thoughts: What a shock, I liked the playlist filled with musicals and pop the most (so far)!! It’s a miracle!! It’s almost like I tend to like musicals and pop!! But yeah, I wasn’t surprised that most of this playlist fit into my music tastes. My favourite new song would probably be Dreamer, followed by Hallelujah. 18/20 got added (technically 16/20 as two were already there but u get me) to the 32 hour playlist and 2 to the 10 hour one.

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#idk why i keep tagging thomas #i think im like ‘he’ll probably enjoy seeing reactions to the playlists’#even tho he probs wont actually see these #roman #roman sanders #sanders sides playlist #sanders sides #thomas sanders #sanders sides spotify #romans playlist #roman’s playlist #romans playlist reaction #roman’s playlist reaction #spotify #romans spotify #roman’s spotify

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[Comer], who showcased her talent on Thirteen and My Mad Fat Diary instead, isn't helped by a script that decides, almost inexplicably, to make time jumps that significantly penalise the characters' potential evolution. [...] The entire cast, with the exception of Michelle Fairley, Vincent Regan and Rebecca Benson, appear to struggle in handling a story that can't find a balance between a historical approach and a dark-toned soapy one. [...] Supporting similar projects in the past was the ability to reproduce an era through costumes, atmosphere and battle scenes. The White Princess doesn't excel in terms of splendor or costume and production design accuracy, nor in terms of action-packed passages, where the limits of a low budget emerge at a glance. [...] Compared to The White Queen, the eight episodes composing The White Princess represent a step back on a technical and artistic level, under almost every point of view.

Movieplayer’s review of The White Princess

#italians apparently don't have any qualms when it comes to criticizing a trainwreck of a show when it is in fact a trainwreck #p. sure starz paid people to say it was good tbh #the white princess

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jmberries · 7 years

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More about this LeFou thing (which, granted, has very little to do with LeFou and a lot to do with Howard Ashman):

I keep seeing posts about how Howard Ashman like single handedly saved the company and how disrespectful this whole LeFou thing is because of that and I sit back like

r u kidding me

do you know anything

Howard Ashman was important and did A TON on his own to help Disney but to say he single handedly saved it like he was an actual fucking superhero? He was a man! And he was part of a creative team! He didn’t do it all on his own, nor did he pretend to.

Howard Ashman was revolutionary just for existing at Disney, yes, and he deserves so much acclaim, respect, and credit for the things he did. He certainly did help the company out of the Dark Ages, and there’s no denying that. He was a lyricist, a producer, and a story developer. But he didn’t work alone, and to pretend that he did not only puts him on an inhuman pedestal, but it also places him in the stereotype of what @gildedbadger calls “the dead gay martyr inspiration porn [that] straight people love.”

Alan Menken, Ashman’s creative partner, would be the first to tell anyone, “Oh yeah Howard was a fucking icon. He did so much with so little time and didn’t even let us know anything was wrong until he couldn’t hide it anymore!” I’ve literally seen him say something along those lines. But even Menken would probably say that Ashman didn’t want or need ALL of the credit.

Conflating the memory of a dead man to prove a point seems almost as disrespectful to me as not mentioning his name when trying to prove that he deserves respect.

Ashman and Menken wrote Little Shop of Horrors before they worked for Disney. Together. Then they were brought on, as a team, to write the music for The Little Mermaid. It was the first movie of the Reniassance, bringing the company (again) out of the Dark Ages. It was Ashman’s idea to have Jodi Benson record “Part Of Your World” in the cold and dark so that she could capture the feeling of being under water. He definitely gets the credit for that, and the lyrics, which he wrote, and probably other things that even I don’t know about.

But even then there were SO MANY MORE people that worked on that movie than just Ashman, and Disney had one saving grace right before The Little Mermaid that Ashman had virtually (if at all) nothing to do with.

What about Roger Rabbit? It wasn’t technically a part of the Renaissance, but it was made by Touchstone (which is owned by Disney), still a financial success, and still made it possible to move out of the Dark Ages.

What about Musker and Clements, who’ve done their okayest as old white dudes to change the way Disney movies were made? They’re responsible for The Little Mermaid, Hercules, Treasure Planet, Aladdin, The Princess and the Frog, and most recently, Moana. They, like Ashman and Menken, are Disney Legends.

And what the fuck about Menken! He’s not gay, so he doesn’t get any credit, right? Cool okay but I mean Ashman probably wouldn’t agree. After all, they created what they created together, as a combined effort.

What about Don Hahn, granted a man only really devoted Disney fans might know because he’s mostly been a producer? But he like without him, we wouldn’t have gotten Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise (the nerds they are), and without them, we wouldn’t have gotten Beauty and the Beast, The Lion King, or Hunchback of Notre Dame. Without Hahn, we ALSO wouldn’t have gotten Menken or Ashman for Beauty and the Beast.

And what I think bothers me the most is that Linda Woolverton, again, gets overlooked at every fucking turn. And she fought SO FUCKING HARD to give audiences a princess she could be proud of. And now she’s not connected to this live action version at all and Belle is entirely out of her hands.

But no. Ashman was gay so he fixed everything by himself without any help at all. He was a superhuman that could do everything at once, right? He saved the company with his magical gay powers because no one else would or could.

Was Ashman special? 110% yes. He was one of a kind. He was a genius. He was gone too soon, but he was never alone. He had a support system, and was part of a support system. He made things better, absolutely, but so did other people, and if he would’ve admitted that (which I think he would), so should we.

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Hailey Bieber Recreates Princess Diana’s Most Iconic Looks in New Shoot

Princess Diana is undoubtedly one of the top style icons of all time. Regularly challenging stiff royal dress protocol during her life, Diana loved fashion and had fun with the pieces she chose to wear. Now, Hailey Bieber is channelling some of the late royal’s most iconic looks as part of a new shoot for Vogue Paris.

This Saturday August 31 marks 22 years since Princess Diana’s untimely death and the Parisian title is celebrating the enduring influence she had on the world via this new shoot.

In the images, shot by Gregory Harris and styled by Virginie Benarroch, Bieber can be seen sporting some of her most iconic looks, including oversized sweatshirts and bike shorts (a trend loved by Gigi Hadid who recently wore a pair by a Canadian brand), cowboy boots and menswear-inspired blazers and baseball caps with just about everything.

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new story for @vogueparis shot by @gstyles styled by @virginiebenarroch 💕 all credit and inspo to the amazingly beautiful and iconically stylish Princess Diana who I’ve looked to for style inspiration for as long as I can remember. Thank you for leaving behind such an iconic fashion and style legacy.

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Taking to Instagram to debut the shoot, Hailey (who was recently revealed as the face of the upcoming Alexander Wang x Bvlgari collaboration) wrote, “All credit and inspo to the amazingly beautiful and iconically stylish Princess Diana who I’ve looked to for style inspiration for as long as I can remember. Thank you for leaving behind such an iconic fashion and style legacy.”

Many fans were quick to point out the immense similarities in looks between the pair, sharing their love for the images in the comments. Fellow models Jasmine Tookes, Blanca Padilla, Victoria Lee, Romee Strijd, Gigi Hadid, Shanina Shaik and Emily Ratajkowski were full of praise, as were actresses Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Benson and makeup artist to the stars Katie Jane Hughes.

And I know we’re still technically in summer but these shots are really making me excited to bust out my oversize sweats and boyfriends jeans for fall.

See all of the images from the shoot below:

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@vogueparis shot by @gstyles styled by @virginiebenarroch xx

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