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I just posted a look inspired by this outfit! i hope you like it haha thanks for the "inspo" lovely
I'm thinking of dying my hair as white as yours! I started the process by accident. I asked for blonder streaks in the front and instead she just died it all blonde. Figured... I'm halfway there! Might as well go Nordic blonde! Right? Umm... no? I don't know. Love your look as always!
OOh! its definitly worth a try if its soemthing you like, considering you've already started. Ive heard from darker haired girls that its hard to get hair really light, but I don't think your hair would be too dark for it. AND.. if you dont like it, it'll only take you ten minutes to get any other colour to cover it. You'll look great with it, imo :)
Oh, the shape is quite common in australian op-shops, its much harder to find a long coat here :(
fur-ious. Add as Favorite Photo
This would be my, “I haven’t slept, full of allergies and not wearing any makeup” face, although I’m sure it doesn’t matter, as the first thing most people would have noticed is that I’m wearing a fur coat. I am a person who wouldn’t buy a brand new fur coat, but would wear a vintage one, by preference. I also like animals, note my lovely beast of a dog. If someone makes a choice to wear vintage fur, and I know this is an extremely touchy issue, why would someone else feel the need to put you down by making negative comments expressing their opposite feeling towards the matter. You aren’t going to make the person change their mind; you’ll just make them feel self-conscious whilst they’re expressing their beliefs. Is that alright?
My friend came over to cheer me up today, and decided to take photos before we left. Lucky for me they’re one of my proactive and hyperactive friends. I’m not complaining since I take most of my photos with a self-timer, locked in my room ;)
