Gluttony Fake-Out

Models don't eat? It's a good thing she's to short. Give her a bag full of anything or a plate full of something, blink, and all that will be left is a crumb and a messy smile. Gluttony. Such a sin, yet, such a lifestyle.

ABOUT THE LOOK: So, here's the deal. I told you all that my friend and I are going to be doing our seven deadly sin photo shoot soon, but this isn't one. It's a fake out. We stopped by Walmart on the way to our shoot and, well... that is what I bought. I normally eat like this anyway. It's sad. So, this is just a pre-shoot and a gluttony fake-out. Enjoy and try not to be too disgusted with me afterwards. I have no shame.

With a Friend

She can stand the Fa-La-Las now, but before turkey time, not so much. Christmas is coming and she's at her friend's house, letting him test out his photography skills and giving him guidance on it. Vertical, not horizontal unless sitting. Stand in front and let her face the light. White balance; fix it. Whole body in the picture to get the outfit. He'll learn... in due time.

ABOUT THE LOOK: First off, the pictures are a little bright and I apologize about that. It was a little dark and gloomy outside, so we had to take pictures inside and, with no photography lights, flash would have to do! Anyway, a current trend I have fallen in love with is bodysuits! I got this one from OohlaLuxe and I was most definitely satisfied with it. It formed to my body, unlike most suits I have tried on, and the mesh panels made it super sexy, although I toned it down for school. I always love a good ole "pop piece," in this case the pop of color from the scarf. 

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BLOOPERS: Ah, well, yes. This scarf is not the ideal stationary item to hide behind if need be. Just saying.

Photographer's Clothes

 Those dirty shoes. What have they been through? What's their story? And what about the girl wearing them? Who is she really? Sitting, standing, she doesn't believe that the moonlight is made for dancing; that's for the sun. It's so people can see the dance; Can see her. She wants attention, but wants to remain anonymous. She wears tight pants and a sheer blouse... her heeled boots have mud on them. Those shoes have been running, and so has her mind. Thoughts storm through her head every day, every night, every second. As you read this, she thinks. She dreams. She wishes. She wants. She blogs for you.

ABOUT THE LOOK:I can't tell you where a single thing was bought. You know my friend Andrea? The one who oh-so-very nicely takes all of my pictures? Well, yes. These are her clothes. I literally raided her closet and grabbed some cute clothes and she grabber her camera and Wha-La! Pictures!

 BLOOPERS!
Those moments caught on camera that... well... weren't suppose to be.

Popular Prints

What’s in this season? An outrageous amount of prints. Seen on runways all over the world, this craze has taken over the fashion industry in a fury so great, it’s hard to keep up. The mixture of animal prints, vintage prints (such as stripes and dots), florals, even the newly popular tribal print, can suddenly be seen on anything from dresses to shoes.

Together, separate, meshing or even clashing, these prints go from subtle to outrageously bold in the attempt to make the garment stand out. Small flowers strewn in softer pinks and purples can be seen in stores with intricate chunks of colors and patterns of shapes now know as tribal prints.

The diversity of this trend is simply unbelievable. From the sexy, cheetah print to the softer, romantic floral print, this trend works for almost any occasion possible. What is amazing about the present prints versus vintage, before-our-time prints, is that these typical stereotyped prints are now breaking free of their boundaries. The cheetah print does not now only have to be created just for it’s usual sexiness, but can now be almost as romantic as the pastel florals (still with it’s own hint of fierceness) that we see on the more shy women, thanks to the genius creations of many designers (Find a romantic cheetah print dress example here.)

And, not only is it diverse in styles, but also what it can be put on. Not only are prints made for just dresses, shirts and skirts anymore, but also shoes, hats, and even jewelry. Designers such as Zero Cornejo and Alexander McQueen have already created garments flaunting this popular trend, with many designers following closely in their footsteps.

This is a trend that is allowing women to break free of their jeans and comfy sweater and throw on a zebra print blouse tucked into their favorite shorts as Spring slowly emerges. The changing of season creates an entirely new palette of trends.

Shirt: Wet Seal, $8
Belt: Plato's Closet, $4
Shoes: MIA Shoes, $99
Necklace: Rue 21, $10

Me and My Creeper

She's not really a creeper. She's my best friend... ever. Her name is Heather and we are what one might call "Chug-A-Muffins." Well, one might actually not call us that, but that's what we call each other. Up and downs, high and lows, we have each others backs, as you can clearly see in these next few pictures. This isn't a normal fashion post of my, it actually has to do with my life and friends but I hope you enjoy it anyway.

These pictures were taken at my school, hence the red lockers and endless twisting hallways I hate walking down everyday. My amazing photographer friend, Andrea, is taking these gorgeous pictures and there will be more photos by her VERY soon.

Eh Eh Ehmmmm...
I'm thinking of holding a giveaway for all of you readers. I draw clothes very well and was wondering if anyone would like to send me a picture of themselves in their favorite outfit, and I would recreate the look through one of my pictures. I would then post it as an example of what I can do and then hold a giveaway where someone would win the chance to have me draw their picture, but I would also send them the origional print as well. Comment and tell me what you think, and also leave a comment with your email if you want to send me a picture for me to draw of you! (It will be featured in a post on my blog as well as your picture. If you post your email, use [dot] so the spam bots don't get you. email@hotmail[dot]com).

Dress (used as skirt): Macys, $70

Shirt: Plato's Closet, $7

Leather Jacket: Playdoughs Closet, $10

New Me

I'm ready for a new me. I'm so sick of being "That Girl." That girl who just does homework. That girl scared to have fun. That girl who, yes, does have a sense of fashion, but doesn't own it, at least, not yet. I'm going to use my hammer to crack this shell open and and, well... introduce myself. My makeup is darker, smokier, my wardrobe is edgier with a hint of classy, and my hair won't be put up into ponytails everyday unless it looks good with the outfit. It's my senior year, why not stand out a bit? Find myself a little before college.
I'm also going to try to save up for a better camera. This one sucks and made these pictures all noisy, so I'm sorry about that:/

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Over shirt, $10, Rue 21

Jeans, $10, Playdough's Closet

Boots, $15, Factory Connection

Socks, $6, Super Target