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Wore this to school, when it finally started feeling like fall.

Boots story: I was strolling Winners one day with a $70 gift card and I found them lying in a mess with other boots. Picked them up, realized they were my size, tried them on, and they fit. And were only $60. It was the only pair in the store. Obvs I bought them. The photo doesn’t do them any justice; they’re made of super soft buttery leather and the brown is more tan-ish. They’re cute under jeans too; they look like oxfords.

Wore this out to hang out with my boyfriend. I won the jeans from a contest. Free jeans are excellent.

I wore this to see Feist in concert at Deer Lake Park. This photo was taken when I got home, so my eyes were dead, hence the black bar.

I made the skirt. The zipper was an accident. I originally made it with an invisible zipper, but I was fitting it and the zipper got stuck, so I had to rip it out. The only zipper I had lying around was this gold metal one. I think it was fate.

What I wore for my internship (I intern for a local designer). The skirt has sweet pockets with pink lining.

Skirt is designed and made by myself.
Shirt: American Apparel
Shoes: H&M
Sunglasses: Ray Ban

I’ve been wearing the gold flats everyday because they’re the comfiest flats that I own and all of my other ones have died, so I’ve decided that they’re my version of the crazy, beat-up flats that Amy Winehouse wears all the time.

What I wore to go downtown. I had to take the shoes off and switch into a pair of flats that I stashed into my purse after about 4 hours of walking and standing, which isn’t too bad considering the heels are 4.5”. Note: The jeans are more of a charcoal grey and the blazer is black.

May 24th, 2008. Downtown.
It’s the scarf again. I have decided to retire it, since every time I wear it it always looks like I’m wearing the exact same outfit (see below photo and previous post). I’ve only had it for about 3 weeks or so and I already feel that it has run its course.

Oh also it’s the summer and it’s just silly to wear a scarf.