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Amina at 00:36, 11 October 2020

2020-10-11T00:36:34Z

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	The Kemonae ~~makes use of~~ clothes to ~~cover~~ themselves ~~up in public, heritaging from their ancestors~~.		The Kemonae uses clothes and paint to express themselves.

	=~~Head~~=		=Body paint=
	~~'''Headwear''' is commonly worn among the younger population. Usually~~, ~~headwear have holes cut in them~~ for ~~the ears, so as to not seem too isolating. Flattened ears may seem intimidating,~~ and ~~is used by radicals~~.		The Kemonae sometimes paints their own fur by bleaching and recoloring certain body parts, either full-body for larger festivities and gatherings or smaller body parts for personal decorative purposes.

	~~'''Glasses''' are rarely worn for practical purposes~~, ~~since most Kemonae do not have eyesight issues. Instead~~, ~~most~~ of ~~them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose~~. For ~~the ones that require functioning glasses~~, ~~they often carry~~ the ~~same degree~~ of ~~fault~~, and ~~thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination~~. However ~~most~~, ~~if not all~~, ~~glasses are designed in such~~ a ~~way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each person anyways~~.		For performance acts such as festivals, theatre, seasonal celebrations or others, the bodies of key performers may be colored or tinted in to certain hues to accompany existing props. For example, in the case of harvest celebration, the Kemonae washes themselves with bleach and then coats themselves in a temporary yellow pigment made from sunflower seeds. However, these types of colors and tints often wear off quite quickly, and the remaining bleached fur is replaced within a week.

	~~'''Chokers'''~~ and ~~'''collars''' are worn for decoration for both sexes. Bells and bows are usually attached at the front. Collars are commonly found on children~~, ~~usually with~~ a ~~single color~~, and ~~a slip with contact information for their parents~~. ~~Leashes should only~~ be ~~used to attach to~~ the ~~collar if it is a child~~.		For personal detail and attention, it is customary to apply a colored bleach salve to specific areas, such as fingertips, arms, shoulders, ears, tail, and sometimes the face. The colors tend to be less intense than body paint and serves as a complement reflecting the decorative tastes of the person.

	=~~Torso~~=		=Clothes=
			In general, the Kemonae wears clothes for personal expression rather than pure protection. For the furred species, they are somewhat unnecessary and are made in a lighter and less sturdy material. For most, it is often enough to wear a simple pair of shorts and a shirt to be in public; but more covering clothes tend to be baggier and looser, letting air flow to cool the person down. Because furred species sheds their own fur over a full day, it is normal to keep a personal brush to keep clothes clean if needed, and at certain events, “Fur cleaners” who clean up while the event is on-going.

			Pants usually have a slot for the tail base, and are either tied or buttoned right above it. Hats are made with similar slots for ears. In certain formal situations it might be required to skip these designs to fulfill a cleaner, less disturbing look; for example, a ceremony to commemorate a deceased person might expect all to wear a head gear that folds the ears down and a painted body to match the outfit as a sign of respect. Formal business situations may be more lax with the rules, but apply hygienic expectations such as, at all times, clean up the shed fur and wearing long sleeved clothes.

	~~=Legs=~~		Otherwise the hands, feet, arms, legs, and shoulders are usually not required to be under cover, as it is understood to facilitate temperature control. Shoes depend on the amount of cleanliness demanded; for example, to personally visit someone’s home would require the feet to be cleaned properly before entering. The extremities generally tolerate harsh weather and do not need to be warmed, but if it’s required, there exists arm and leg-warmers.

	~~'''Leg warmers'''~~ are ~~often worn when~~ the ~~Kemono isn't wearing pants.~~		Glasses are strictly a fashionable item and may enlarge the eyes, encouraging a more direct and intimate connection to people. Chokers are common and some have sound emitting parts built in to them, which is expected.

	~~=Feet and Hands=~~
	~~'''Shoes''' are worn sometimes. In casual situations~~, ~~it is more of~~ a ~~personal taste, but in more formal situations it is suggested to wear some. Generally, the~~ more ~~outdoors~~ and ~~risk of dirtiness there is, the less it is expected~~ to ~~wear shoes~~.

	~~'''Socks'''~~ are ~~worn very rarely, as they can~~ have ~~a "suffocating" feeling~~ to ~~the furred wearer. However, this means that Dronas usually wear~~ them ~~without any complaints. Typically~~, the socks have holes in them at the end, allowing for the toes and claws to go through, however, this would also usually require the wearer to file the claws to prevent damage to the often thin socks. Instead of socks, most Kemonos wear leg warmers.

Amina at 10:51, 14 May 2019

2019-05-14T10:51:11Z

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	The Kemonae makes use of clothes to cover themselves up in public, heritaging from their ~~precursors~~.		The Kemonae makes use of clothes to cover themselves up in public, heritaging from their ancestors.

	=Head=		=Head=
	Headwear is commonly worn among the younger population ~~and is mostly seen as excessive for most situations~~. ~~Due to this~~, ~~strange patterns may be found on~~ them ~~to accentuate their novelty, such as bright colors or unique patterns. Caps covering the ears are less proper than ones with holes~~ for the ears, ~~or even anti-social~~. ~~Likewise~~, ~~caps flattening the ears can be seen as rebellious. Head-~~ and ~~hairbands are commonly acceptable to wear in formal situations~~.		'''Headwear''' is commonly worn among the younger population. Usually, headwear have holes cut in them for the ears, so as to not seem too isolating. Flattened ears may seem intimidating, and is used by radicals.

	Glasses are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most Kemonae do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each person anyways.		'''Glasses''' are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most Kemonae do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each person anyways.

	Chokers and collars are worn for decoration for both sexes.		'''Chokers''' and '''collars''' are worn for decoration for both sexes. Bells and bows are usually attached at the front. Collars are commonly found on children, usually with a single color, and a slip with contact information for their parents. Leashes should only be used to attach to the collar if it is a child.

	=Torso=		=Torso=
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	=Legs=		=Legs=

			'''Leg warmers''' are often worn when the Kemono isn't wearing pants.

	=Feet and Hands=		=Feet and Hands=
	~~Wearing~~ shoes ~~isn~~'~~t required~~, ~~but gives points~~ for ~~good taste~~.		'''Shoes''' are worn sometimes. In casual situations, it is more of a personal taste, but in more formal situations it is suggested to wear some. Generally, the more outdoors and risk of dirtiness there is, the less it is expected to wear shoes.

			'''Socks''' are worn very rarely, as they can have a "suffocating" feeling to the furred wearer. However, this means that Dronas usually wear them without any complaints. Typically, the socks have holes in them at the end, allowing for the toes and claws to go through, however, this would also usually require the wearer to file the claws to prevent damage to the often thin socks. Instead of socks, most Kemonos wear leg warmers.

Amina at 11:40, 12 May 2019

2019-05-12T11:40:59Z

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	The ~~Kemonos~~ makes use of clothes to cover themselves up in public, heritaging from their precursors.		The Kemonae makes use of clothes to cover themselves up in public, heritaging from their precursors.

	=Head=		=Head=
	Headwear is commonly worn among the younger population and is mostly seen as excessive for most situations. Due to this, strange patterns may be found on them to accentuate their novelty, such as bright colors or unique patterns. Caps covering the ears are less proper than ones with holes for the ears, or even anti-social. Likewise, caps flattening the ears can be seen as rebellious. Head- and hairbands are commonly acceptable to wear in formal situations.		Headwear is commonly worn among the younger population and is mostly seen as excessive for most situations. Due to this, strange patterns may be found on them to accentuate their novelty, such as bright colors or unique patterns. Caps covering the ears are less proper than ones with holes for the ears, or even anti-social. Likewise, caps flattening the ears can be seen as rebellious. Head- and hairbands are commonly acceptable to wear in formal situations.

	Glasses are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most ~~Kemonos~~ do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each person anyways.		Glasses are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most Kemonae do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each person anyways.

	Chokers and collars are worn for decoration for both sexes.		Chokers and collars are worn for decoration for both sexes.

Amina at 18:14, 8 March 2019

2019-03-08T18:14:46Z

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	=Head=		=Head=
	Headwear is commonly worn among the younger population and is mostly seen as excessive for most situations. Due to this, strange patterns may be found on them to accentuate their novelty, such as bright colors or unique patterns. Caps covering the ears are ~~seen as~~ less proper than ones with holes for the ears, or even anti-social, ~~due to the symbolic gesture of flitering the ears. It is the same with~~ caps flattening the ears ~~which~~ can be seen as rebellious. Head- and hairbands are commonly acceptable to wear in formal situations.		Headwear is commonly worn among the younger population and is mostly seen as excessive for most situations. Due to this, strange patterns may be found on them to accentuate their novelty, such as bright colors or unique patterns. Caps covering the ears are less proper than ones with holes for the ears, or even anti-social. Likewise, caps flattening the ears can be seen as rebellious. Head- and hairbands are commonly acceptable to wear in formal situations.

	Glasses are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most Kemonos do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each ~~species~~.		Glasses are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most Kemonos do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each person anyways.

			Chokers and collars are worn for decoration for both sexes.

	=Torso=		=Torso=


	=Legs=		=Legs=


	=Feet and Hands=		=Feet and Hands=
			Wearing shoes isn't required, but gives points for good taste.

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The Kemonos makes use of clothes to cover themselves up in public, heritaging from their precursors.

=Head=
Headwear is commonly worn among the younger population and is mostly seen as excessive for most situations. Due to this, strange patterns may be found on them to accentuate their novelty, such as bright colors or unique patterns. Caps covering the ears are seen as less proper than ones with holes for the ears, or even anti-social, due to the symbolic gesture of flitering the ears. It is the same with caps flattening the ears which can be seen as rebellious. Head- and hairbands are commonly acceptable to wear in formal situations.

Glasses are rarely worn for practical purposes, since most Kemonos do not have eyesight issues. Instead, most of them does not actually feature any glass and only serve for an aesthetical purpose. For the ones that require functioning glasses, they often carry the same degree of fault, and thus, most glasses can be purchased with no further examination. However most, if not all, glasses are designed in such a way that they clamp around the nose bridge, which needs to be individually fitted to each species.

=Torso=

=Legs=

=Feet and Hands=