BlueBlewBlooBlue

The holidays were great and I am happy to wind down and relax. With New Year's in 2 days, I am not really sure what my plans are. What I do know is that I am not ready to start my normal schedule. Anywho, I have been doing some online browsing/shopping and it's ridiculous how someone can want so many things! Aha, but I do always find myself buying things that I dont need instead og things that I do need. Shopnastygal.com's website is like my ideal wardrobe. There is not one thing on that website that I wouldn't want...especially all of the Jeffrey Campbell shoes!






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WHEN YOUR HEART IS IN YOUR DREAM, NO REQUEST IS TO EXTREME

This outfit definitely kept me warm throughout the chilly weather, thanks to all the layering that I did. The only thing that I didn't like was the fact that all the clothes made me look too wide and bulky.








Okay so the desinger of this little collection here is a designer by the name of Jessie White. Her label though goes by the name of Shakuhachi. Founded in the 90's, this Aussie label is now being brought to the US.

**photos coutesy of NYLON

YOU CAN NEVER HAVE TOO MUCH INSPIRATION

**Some photos are from THE SARTORIALIST.**

LOLA BY MARC JACOBS.

Excuse how worn out my shoes look but these bad boys are like my go-to shoes (well sorta). But it seems like every time it rains, I always seem to be wearing them. Rain plus leather is definitely a bad combo, so why must my luck always be tested when I wear these. Well I don't care because I love these shoes. They're super comfy and I nearly wear them with everything.




As soon as I saw this ad in my magazine (I have yet to remember what magazine it is), I shrieked. 1.) My favorite designer Marc Jacobs has named a fragrance after MUAH! 2.) This is the cutest perfume bottle he has designed! I haven't smelled it yet, but I can't wait to. This will def be on my wishlist.

VOGUE DECEMBER 2003.

Today I actually went to the mall (eww) to get my Dec/January 2010 issue of NYLON, since the bookstore is basically the only place where they sell it. It felt weird to be at the mall the day after Black Friday because, well you know, everyone did some dangerous shopping yesterday. I, for sure, never have or will go shopping on BF. Come on, like what can I possibly find? The funny thing is that last night, I finally found out why they named Black Friday, Black Friday. Well in the economic world [or whatvever], the businesses or stores that are on the urge of closing down are red and the stores or businesses that are pretty well off are black. And since the economy is down, they are trying to urge people to shop more so that they can SHOP SHOP SHOP and turn these stores to "black". Wow, I never knew that or would've thought that. Aha, I hope I'm not the only one who didn't know this.

VOGUE DECEMBER 2003 ISSUE




*Note: I do NOT own the rights to the Vogue photographs. They are borrowed pictures. I do not take any credit in scanning them or anything else :)

PLEASE, DON'T BE SO GENERIC.

HAT; VINTAGE, SHOES; H&M







So STYLE.COM has just recently posted an article called " Will You Borrow From The Boys". And by the photos of course, they are saying how the classic white button-down shirt has a been an iconic staple for a few decades now.....and most of the time, it is borrowed from a male counterpart. This clean and simple style has played so well in the "tomboy" look that designers decided to bring it back out in their own creative way (welll duhhhhh). Hmm, well these above are my favorite of what I've seen. Enjoy.

1.) Celine
2.) Yves Saint Laurent
3.) Cacharel
4.) Balenciaga
5.) Anne Valerie Hash

Images courtesy of style.com

Sartorialist <3

As you know (hopefully), that The Sarotorialist is simply amazing at capturing and finding unique and stylish people wherever he travels. New York, Milano, London. Wherever he goes he always like to share the amazing people that he spots.

*I do NOT take any credit in these photographs and they are all from The Sarotorialist. This is simply to give him credit on the amazing work he has done.*

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