Monday, July 27, 2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
daily dose of lighthearted cynicism

Oh goodness, so I guess I shall return from my 7.5 month hiatus from the blogosphere and update the interweb and my future self as a nutty cat lady who will read this in 20 years!
I was recently on The Sartorialist , where I so pleasantly look as if I am going to vomit/shoot lazers out of my eyes. If anyone is unaware of what that website is, it is a well-known style photography blog. I happened to be shot on a day where I left the apartment last minute in my "lounge around the house" dress. I also think I had just woken up from a nap. Anywho, apparently that's the look he was having a hankering for at the time. Right before I left my apartment I decided I should maybe throw a slip on, so poor unexpecting souls didn't catch a glimpse of my nether regions. Little did I know, my vintage neglige would be judged by the digital world. Ah well, to each her own I guess, eh? :)

Me in 20 years...
+more cats/wrinkles
Sunday, November 2, 2008
The Perfect Scarf


My dear, and talented friend Rachel Bennett knits these lovely, comfy tube/circle scarves. She makes them in just about every color, and a variety of sizes. She's even started knitting cute headbands in any width your little heart desires. The scarves are essential pieces to your fall and winter wardrobe. They not only keep you super warm through those windy days and chilly nights, but they are also a quick fix to spice up any outfit. You will love it so much, I dare you to be satisfied with just one! Plus, they make great gifts for this upcoming holiday season. :)
Happy Belated Halloween!
This was my Halloween ensemble. I'm from a large college-town, so Halloween primarily consists of girls running around in undergarments disguised as costumes. I walked into a drugstore, and there was a cop wearing navy blue colored bra, underwear, and a badge. She was clearly dressed as a stripper, right? Anyway, since I didn't have time to come up with anything very original, I had to make sure my costume was as unslutty as possible, so I wore pants, covered my midriff, actually dressed for cold weather, and put on some unflattering glasses. People still asked if I was a "sexy nurse." Goddamnit.
And really, it's nothing against strippers, or wh
ores, or what have you. If you want to dress as a hula girl or Madonna that's fine. But what really irks me is when girls dress up as things that are NOT SUPPOSED TO BE SEXY BY ANY MEANS. For example, a Sexy Bumblebee, a Sexy Mad Hatter, a Sexy Pirate, a Sexy Referee. I've even seen at least three Sexy RAGGEDY ANNES this year. WTF.
The boy was a beast this year. He made the costume himself, as well as my apartmen
t a fur-covered hell-hole. He also enjoyed dancing way more while he was dressed up, which was incredibly amusing. If you've never seen a dancing beast, I recommend you try and find one!
Bathing Beauties

They are from Mack Sennett's silent comedies from around 1915-1920s. I just want to wear one every day of my life. Each one is so unique and detailed, and I love how they are paired with knee-high boots or stockings, and fun hats or scarves. So cute!















Labels:
homemade,
photography,
swimsuits,
vintage
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