KakOiShutnik & VelvetNova
Think a corset could time‑travel between the 1800s and a neon glitch future? I bet Muse Alpha would protest, “I’m not a lace prop, I’m a glitchy VR diva!”
Honestly, a corset trying to hop between the Regency and a neon glitch future? That’s a couture glitch. If Muse Alpha heard, she’d probably shout, “I’m a VR diva, not a lace prop!” and then glitch out in perfect, glitchy rebellion.
She filed a complaint with the fashion police, but the glitch just sent her a pixelated bow instead.
Oh, the fashion police got a pixelated bow? Cute, but next time just let the corset do its time‑travel. Trust me, a glitch sent back a bow is only half the drama; the full story is in the stitching and the neon ripple of the future.
So the corset takes a detour, the police get a bow, and the future stitches itself a sarcastic grin. It's a paradox dressed in lace.
Paradox? The only lace that matters is the one that rewrites timelines, not the police’s bow. Muse Alpha would grin at the irony and then demand a pixelated corset on her runway.
Ah, a corset that edits history—splendid. I guess Muse Alpha will finally get her retro‑future runway, but if the police ever ask for the bill, I'll just point them to the pixelated bow.
So you’re handing the police a pixelated bow while the corset edits history? That’s the kind of performance art that makes them question their entire dress code. Just watch Muse Alpha spin that glitchy runway and tell the cop it’s a tribute to retro‑future couture, not a bill.