2/9/10

I wore this outfit yesterday. Today i'm just about snowed in (no school yay) so no need to wear anything other than sweats. My outfit was totally black and white, and with my newly dyed black hair and annoyingly pale skin, the white-and black effect was almost creepy. To mix it up a bit, my friend lent me some red lip gloss during History. It's Revlon Scarlet Red Color Stay , it stays on FOREVER, i still can't get it off.
I got those boots for acing a science test and am just about madly in love with them. I mean what's better than over the knee combat boots? (Urm, well they are supposed to be over the knee, but theyre a bit too roomy so they fall down a bit) I cant wait for spring to roll around so that I can wear them with pretty floral mini dresses.

Charlotte Gainsbourg in Flaunt Magazine

I'm not quite obnoxious enough to go around talking about how much i adore foreign films and music. I do though, I love art from different cultures, it gives you great insight into the world and lives of people in different countries. Europe anyone? :) That is why i'm not afraid to admit that I like french music, especially the older stuff. (although Les Innocents aren't to bad themselves) Serge Gainsbourg is great, I especially love his songs with Brigitte Bardot. His daughter Charlotte may look quite a bit more like her mother, Jane Birkin, but is following in her father's steps, making music, which i'm sure he'd be very proud of.


Photos: Flaunt

1/27/10

i <3 plaid :)

1/20/10

My hair matches my shirt! Just thought I would put that out there...

Blue!

1/9/10

close up of the ruffles, not my boobs haha

I got this awesome red satin dress. The first thing my mom said when she saw it was, "that's cute, but it looks like lingerie."
Exactly, that's why I like it so much. Red, satin, frilly details, in my opinion, there is nothing more perfect than that.
I wore it with a cardigan, black and white polka-dot tights, and boots. I can not wait to think of other fun ways to wear it :)

Snow day!

Meaning I never got a chance to leave the house.
I would have LOVED to go out and play in the snow but since I go to an out of district school, all my friends live in that district and are a good 15-20 minute DRIVE and no one seemed to want to drive :(

I finished a book today, though! Broken by Daniel Clay
Amazon says...
English writer Clay's disjointed debut traces the story of Skunk Cunningham, an 11-year-old girl living with her father, brother and au pair. One day, Skunk watches as local thug Bob Oswald beats teenager Rick Buckley. Bob, whose five daughters go to school with Skunk, is one-dimensionally horrible and has no qualms about bullying kids or teachers as he protects his daughters. Skunk and crew, meanwhile, spend their days in school steering clear of the Oswald girls, who are as psycho as their father. Between bouts of violence, things in the British suburb are quiet, and Rick becomes a virtual prisoner in his home, only to later emerge as a broken and violent beast. The novel is nearly plotless and overflows with generalized nastiness, and the grim proceedings, while initially discomforting, don't do anything except pile on and become banal.

That is all.