What the hell is she wearing?

What the hell is she wearing?

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Day... One, two, skip a few



Merry Christmas everyone! I hope you all had a fantastic holiday that was marked by the ever-present themes of food, family, fun and mild frustration. I took a slight break from blogging to really get into the holiday this year (and because I didn't bring my laptop with me to my Mom's house). I'm back for a brief update and then will disappear back into the holiday abyss until after the New Year.




While I was rooting through my Mom's closet, as I have a tendency to do whenever I'm home, I found a bunch of old cable-knit sweaters that were knit by an array of women in my family over the years. The one I'm wearing above was knit by my Great Aunt Mildred (I couldn't make that up if I tried) for my Mom when she was in middle school. That sweater is about 50 years old and I adore it. I paired it with Theory gray suede booties, black scrunch ballet socks, black tights, and a Silence and Noise high waisted stretch denim mini for Christmas Eve.



Best Christmas Gift: Ray Ban Clubmaster Shades.... Thanks Santa!


Saturday, December 18, 2010

Day 18


First off, I want to call myself out on not posting anything yesterday... a true testament to my non-committal nature. I'm working on it, ok! So this outfit is kind of a misfit... I was feeling very 80s today, Sixteen Candles was on. MIA woven leather shoes (that are badly beaten up and are in desperate need of a cobbler), BDG leopard print leggings, Forever 21 wife beater, gray James Perse t-shirt, Urban Renewal Grandpa sweater. I have to say that this sweater is pretty amazing. When I first saw it at Urban Outfitters I knew I needed it. Yes, needed. Although the same in style, no two sweaters had the same pattern. I found them for sale still on Urban's website, but they appear to only have 2 patterns left.



Thursday, December 16, 2010

Day 17


So today I regret to inform you there will be no outfit photo, as I am on vacation... but I did want to post something. I am leaving a link to a great article I enjoyed on nymag.com, which is New York magazine's online component. I love this magazine. It is all things NY, and always has great style articles. This particular article centers on who will be the next Lady Gaga, in terms of zany fashion... front runners being Nicki Minaj and Ke$ha. The always controversial, self-proclaimed Glam girl, Lady Gaga, is well known for her outrageous, cutting edge and often bordering on insane fashion statements. Now who's going to fill her Alexander McQueen armadillo shoes? Here's the link, which includes a great slideshow:

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Day 16


Mod boots, Forever 21 maroon tights,Lush navy and white striped dress, and vintage silk blouse that was another find in my Grams closet. I must share here that I am a total sucker for navy and white stripes. It's always in a style, and always looks clean.

I know that braids have been back in for a while now, in terms of hair styles, but I've been wearing my hair in pigtail french braids a lot lately, and received tons of compliments. It's impossible to do myself, I can't take credit for this... my wonderful roommates do it.



Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Day 15

Love love love colored tights these days. Forever 21 has a ton of them right now for pretty cheap, as well as Urban Outfitters if you want to pay a bit more. Wearing vintage mod boots, Forever 21 tights, BDG denim mini, Silence and Noise striped shirt.

Monday, December 13, 2010

Day 14





No mirror shot today... although this picture doesn't show my entire outfit, it is prettier to look at. Wearing my mod boots, the same Sparkle and Fade lace tights I had on yesterday, Forever 21 pleaded black skirt, GAP mens pin-striped linen shirt, Banana Republic gray cardigan, vintage woven leather belt.

Following suit with yesterday, I wanted to show a few pictures of a girl whose style was ahead of her time and who became an icon for a generation... Edie Sedgwick. She was one of Andy Warhol's famous muses at the height of his Factory era. Edie is well known for living fast and dying young.. but she contributed something special to the world of fashion... her signature look was black tights, something I cannot live without. Edie was charismatic, beautiful and quite the enigma. Take a look.