In Miu Miu Heaven

I've been eye-ing these beautiful Miu Miu booties in magazines and if someone wished to buy them for me, I don't think I would have the heart to stop them.

You Think They're Cooler Than Me?

What I've recently realized is that men's departments have way cooler graphic t-shirts than the women's. Apparently only males can be cool, females just get to sport slogans like "Whatever", "LOVE", or better yet, a giant flower. Then if the image is cool, they have to put a v-neck, or a scoop neck, or anything to make it more feminine. This annoys me greatly because while I still love to look feminine, sometimes I need a cool t-shirt, is that too much to ask? I got this Notorious Big shirt in the men's department at Urban Outfitters because the women's t-shirts just weren't cutting it. I paired the shirt with black faux leather shorts from Urban Outfitters, a faux fur cheetah print coat, tights, and black booties by Steve Madden.

Winter is Here and Fur is Back!

I've waited so many months for it to be remotely cold enough to wear my fur (fake of course) pieces again and the time has finally come. I'm wearing my faux fur vest with a black and white striped Stylemint t-shirt, red corduroy pants from Nordstrom B.P., black booties, Jewelmint earrings, and ring.

Identity Crisis

This outfit was a bit confusing to many, "You look like a bird", "You look like a witch", "you look like you're from 'Flashdance'"(how that last one works, I have no idea.) But sometimes that happens, I but on an outfit, look at myself in the mirror and realize that it's a little weird and sometimes a little crazy, but what's fashion if you don't confuse, scare, or even offend some people occasionally? (I'm wearing an American Apparel cropped shirt, black skirt from Nordstrom B.P., blue 'bomber' jacket from H&M, black lace-up boots from Urban Outfitters, feathered earrings, Jewelmint silver and gold rings, and shiny, witchy tights.)