so i started my corsage yesterday, after buying some materials at michael's and joanne's.
first, i made this little scrunchie-like cuff out of fabric and elastic.
another little d.i.y. project.
i saw leggings like this at american apparel and i loved them. they were waaay overpriced, so i bought some at forever 21 and just cut them.
for some reason, i didn't take pictures of my favorite outfits these past 2 weeks! most likely, i'll be wearing them again. i just have wayyy too many clothes right now; it's ridiculous. i sold a bunch of clothes at deelux today then spent all that money on clothes again! i got a cute vintage-looking cat stevens baseball shirt at deelux for $8, and some things from crossroads and buffalo exchange.
you know, it's pretty hard to keep up with fashion, if you ask me. it takes a lot of time and money to really keep up. and because i have other things going on, sometimes it feels impossible! whenever something new comes out and i want it, it seems that i have to wait for forever 21 to copy it before i can get it myself and by then, it's dying. haha.
but all i can say is that i do my best and it's all about playing around and coming up with your own style. i also have to remind myself that i can't look great everyday! it just doesn't work like that (unless you can dedicate enough time/have a stylist or something). because i like to experiment with different things, sometimes i leave for work wearing something and by the time i get there, i decide i don't really like it and don't quite pull it off. it can be a hit or miss thing.
i'm learning that it's definitely important to have basic pieces with a nice color and shape that suit you. i tend to go for crazy prints and colors and sometimes it's better to mix these with those basic pieces. i'm also learning that it's important to be comfortable--and let me explain that: i actually wear a lot of clothes that aren't very comfortable; i hardly ever wear jeans/t-shirts/tennis shoes. i just love dressing up and sometimes part of that is giving up comfort, which i really don't mind because i find it so much fun. so i guess what i mean by my standards of comfortable, is how much you'll need to adjust something. the other day i wore this black shirt to school that kept riding up and i had to keep pulling it down. i also had on a strapless heart-shaped black undershirt underneath a white, shear button up with a bow that ties at the collar. this undershirt kept slowly creeping down and i had to pull it back up. so in this case, i don't think i really pulled the outfit off! it looked cute, but im sure it didn't look as cute being adjusted every 10 mins. haha.
so i say i'm "learning" these things but i often find myself in the same situations still. i can't seem to give up certain pieces if they're too cute. this is a constant battle for me, but it's something i'd like to work on.
im also still battling between dressing more sophisticated and dressing very froufy and young. i don't know if i will ever find a balance!
by the way, i think these shoes are adorable.
though plastic may get a little sweaty and gross it seems
(vivienne westwood for melissa shoes)
2 comments:
verry cute i saw them at Nordstroms! They are really gwen-stefani-ish
Also I love your corsage. veryy creative.
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