Refugee

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Bagheera

This is what I imagine my best friend's new black kitten looks like :D

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

I can gripe about DC fashion all I want but in the end, being my grungy leather self just isn't appropriate anymore. I don't care what people think about me in the sense that I won't alter my actions as long as they don't effect someone else in an unfavorable way. But if my sense of style gives the first impression of some uppity juvenile delinquent (which I quite like when I'm not applying for a job), then I'm going to change. I can do DC style easy... but I'm going to put my own spin on it. At least I can make it a little more trendy then just going with the general 21-25 year old flow, which seems to flow about a full season late.

Some ideas...

Sweater H&M, Shirt J. Crew, Bag American Apparel

Bag Marc by Marc Jacobs, Shirt (grey) Leyendecker, Shirt (white) LF

BB Dakota Dress

Hanneli

Shirt Whyred, Shorts Pinkyotto, Shoes Rag & Bone, Bag Coach

Etoile Isabel Marant Knit

Sunday, June 19, 2011

Tank Girl

I'm sorry but Frida Gustavsson cannot do Tank Girl. Tank Girl is a traditional, busty pin-up living in an untraditional way/world. Frida is from the goddamn itty bitty titty committee. This is insulting. And I don't care if it is a re-imagining or artistic license. It sucks, that's what it is.

Salvatore R.

When does a man's outfit begin to exude homo or heterosexuality? Is it when you see cuffed trousers? Bracelets? V-necked tee shirts? Skin tanned to the point of vanity? A purse? Long necklaces? Personally I think jewelry worn correctly and not excessively on men is extremely masculine. As a heterosexual female, I might hesitate at cuffed trousers but probably wouldn't think anything of it. Many guys who do the Nantucket, J. Crew "prepster" look cuff their pants. But I'd begin to wonder if a guy wore a form fitting, v-neck tee shirt.