This is the gorgeous new hat that mr. andrew bought me for my birthday...
isn't it f*n delightful!!!!??!! I love it. I can't wait for it to be cool enough to actually wear it.
I thought I would also share some pics of my first sewing project. It is a lolita inspired skirt and bow set, with a very me feel to it, the pattern being distinctly different from most lolita picks.
And, here is me wearing my bow. I think it is pretty cute. The skirt was a big hit at work yesterday, i was pleased! :)
Sunday, August 29, 2010
keeping fashion interesting
Lately I have been feeling so bored with my style and with fashion in general. My wardrobe feels stale and getting dressed in the morning has lost a lot of its magic. I am never one to get down for long, so I put my problem solving skills to work and have been delving into alternative styles. I also bought a simple sewing machine so that I can make what I can not find to buy.
I have always loved super feminine clothes so it is no surprise to me that my favorite style discovery (read- obsession) is Lolita. I will not go super in depth on describing the style since I am sure I will fail miserably, and it is a complicated style to describe properly. A brief: It has nothing to do with sexy underage girls, think of it more like dressing like a beautiful doll or a Victorian girl.
For more info about the style and its definition check out these links -
http://lolita-handbook.livejournal.com/
http://lolitafashion.org/
Here are some items I am obsessing over...
MIA - I know, I know
I kinda dropped of the face of the digital world for a while... After I had joined the 30 of 30 challenge, stuff went a little crazy at work for a while. Ah well, life happens, I guess. A quick summary of the rest of the challenge... I was not able to stick to my thirty items, I got bored and felt like I was wearing the same thing every day. I was pretty successful at not shopping however, I spent under $100 in clothing and accessories for the month. For me that was a success.
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