silk blouse

my new favorite summer staple.

sources: knight cat, Fashion Copious, Harper and Harley, NET-A-PORTER

at first glance

Chiara's skirt seems to be your everyday, standard floral skirt. but after closer inspection...

tiny bikes! how adorable?


source: The Blonde Salad

new additions

all forever 21. I am almost positive I have found my essential summer shorts; long zipper, cornflower blue wash, red lining, high waist, and under $10. shabam.

misfits

sources: knight cat, NET-A-PORTER

balance

sources: knight cat, HANNLI MUSTAPARTA, Google

plaid and lace

sources: American Apparel, Dress Like Alexa Chung Day, chictopia

Abbey in Luella

source: knight cat

meant to be part 2

sources: NET-A-PORTER

meant to be

source: NET-A-PORTER

Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice

I suddenly have the urge to own black and white vertically striped pants.



maybe it's because of Givenchy's s/s 2010 black and white patterned leggings that I have recently been drooling over?


or maybe the fact that they will elongate my legs? possible it is because I can resemble Beetlejuice...

...whatever the reason, I need a pair.

this will most likely need to be a DIY project since there has been little help searching over the internet...plus, it will give me a little street cred.

now here is the question I pose to you lovely readers for anyone who has ever attempted such a feat: how would I go about constructing these pants? I'm assuming black stripes should be either painted or spray painted on white jeans/pants/leggings using stencils...would this be the correct way to make them? sorry I'm such a n00b!

sources: The World of Earbats, Google, IMBD, style.com

as yummy as red velvet cake

but better: no calories.

source: discotheque confusion

lately

sources: I KNOW WHAT YOU WORE LAST SEASON, Fashion Gone Rogue, knight cat

MET gala 2010 favorites

oceanup.com, Celebrities Wonder, style.com, Google

parallel universes

models Amy, Meggie, Hanalei, and Stacy in The Duchess photographed by Mikael Wardhana / Givenchy s/s 2010 campaign

sources: Fashion Gone Rogue, google