@Background Pony #3313
 
Again, just a wild guess.

@Horton The Mildly Depressed Indian Elephant
 
How is purple a better color than pink and yellow? For that matter, how is purple a better fit for a dark skin tone than a light one in the first place?

Applejack with earrings, oh wow!

@d3me  
>Even with her pseudo-British persona?  
India was a British colony until 1947. The upper crust of Indian society still goes to English-style boarding schools and learns English with a British accent.
 
>She is typical American high-class top-tier Manhattan Manehattan aristocracy-wannabe with fake accent and big ambitions.  
Every country has these kinds of people, not just Burgerstan.
 
>That’s clearly identifies her as classy tall and beautiful white woman analogue.  
Whatever helps you sleep at night, Stormweenie.

@Background Pony #1522  
Even with her pseudo-British persona? She is typical American high-class top-tier Manhattan Manehattan aristocracy-wannabe with fake accent and big ambitions. She does not have Sapphire Shores’ “loud mannerism”, so she can’t be compared to Beyonce-like black pop star. Her parents is typical white American family, typical housewife and retired foot hoofball player. That’s clearly identifies her as classy tall and beautiful white woman analogue. And the mane color could be from the bottle ;)

@Background Pony #FDFE  
’Kay…?

@Hugobertington.Esq  

tired of seeing human faces on this site…

@Background Pony #1522  
>Indo-Aryan
 
que?

@d3me  
I don’t see a problem with that, considering that Rarity is a deliciously brown Indo-Aryan Bollywood goddess in my headcanon.

@d3me  
I’m gonna take a wild guess and say that her mane color fits better with a darker skin tone than the rest of them

Always wondered why some artists keep drawing Rarity as dark-skinned girl? Purple is a new black, not ivory…

never get tired of seeing twi in a blazer