Showing posts with label street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street. Show all posts

November 28, 2009

You and your brassiere























Please, no more peeking bras.
See through tops with neutral lacy bras, I'm cool with that.
Bathing suits peeking out of spaghetti straps, all right, maybe.

But I see pictures of these sad little girls at parties
They think their rhinestone/lace/mermaid green bras
peeking out of their top
"sexy," "cute," "matchy," "sassy..."

I have no idea what these girls are thinking
But If you were confused whatsoever:

It's tacky.

If the top is low enough to see your bra:
don't wear one
get a low cut bra
layer with a ruffle top
layer with any top
fix it- period

Oh, & don't even get me started on bra straps with tube tops!

I don't care if it was "an accident," no excuses.
Keep it classy, ladies. Even if you're not a classy lady.

October 5, 2009

Cool tank top!

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This reminds me so much of freaky tee shirts I would wear when I was a child. Super 90's. Thought you guys would get a kick out of it. I asked the guy if he knew what the photos were supposed to be of, and he had no idea. So he said I could just stare for a while. Pretty entertaining.

LovEvolution looks

Some looks that I spotted at Love Fest & loved!

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I don't know guys, I'm not the biggest fan of techno and highlighter "fashion" but I'll definitely agree that Love Fest is a must-see.
It's the ultimate people-watching opportunity :)

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February 7, 2009

On the city streets



A few weeks ago I was in SF with my family. It was the first warm day of the season, but I was still wearing an overcoat because I get cold easily. Anyway, I snapped this quick photo because I loved the fact these girls were bearing skin in January. Sorry it's so small, I had to do a serious crop job. 
I prefer the girl on the left's outfit. I'm always partial to blondes, but her dress is a cute pattern and the slits on the sleeves are fun. Plus, adding the boots give they winter vibe. The cut-offs on the right with the airy, white top is just a little bit too early in the season. Optimistic, though. 
The point of this post really goes beyond what they are wearing. You may notice the girl on the left's body is a little bit more filled out than summer girl. So many women and girls think they have to be stick skinny in order to look good or be accepted. I hope they know this is not true. A woman's body is a beautiful blessing in every shape. If you ask me, I think the girl with some booty looks just as good as the thinner one, maybe even better. That could be my childhood insecurities talking, as a child and young adult I was always freakishly skinny, I've always had chicken legs and some sort of upside-down pear shape. So don't listen to me, they are both beautifully shaped women. And they must know it, look at the confidence they have in dressing themselves. 

January 13, 2009

out for sushi




 black dress: c&c, thrifted
suede boots: aldo (a birthday present)
black knit leggings: h&m
belt: thrifted
black v tee: thrifted
black long sleeve carigan: thrifted
black overcoat: target
scarf: hand-me-down from grandma
white rose earrings: f21
hair clip: carved from some type of wood, bought in alaska

I needed to finally get out with some friends for dinner. We both decided on a "hip" sushi restaurant so we had an excuse to dress in something other than jeans and an overcoat (my friend went to the Gilroy outlets earlier that same day so I'm sure she was happy to wear something new).
My pal wore a long overcoat that gave a mod Jackie Kennedy vibe with a black ruffled tank beneath with jeans and black flats.