where are the stars tonight?
I'm always influenced by the styles of other people. I go to the usual style blogs, like the facehunter, etc. but I visit teenvogue's snapshot section sometimes, and lately it's been pretty interesting.
who gives a fuck about an oxford comma?




with birds i share this lonely view
i feel like the resort collections just swept by. i didn't even know they'd started until a week after Chanel showed. but Stella McCartney did the best, no surprise there. here's proof:

season after season, i find myself wishing i could get my hands on Stella's entire collection. i even want the random pink flower in the model's hair.
wouldn't it be nice if american mainstream magazine covers looked like this? (it's GQ Style Italy)
on a more random note, i think i'm in need of more friends who are girls; i'm sick of hanging out with guys all the time. i've been around guys my whole life -- i have two older brothers, and they often bring their friends to the house (i even consider one of them another older brother to me). i think it benefits me, though, because i'm not as prissy as some other girls. i wear clothes like four or five times before washing them, and i never brush my hair. i like action movies, and i actually know some things about cars. i know what guys like and don't like. i know what makes a guy complain about his girlfriend.
but nevertheless, it would be a pleasant change to go shopping and actually take my time, especially in sephora.
shadowplay

a cloudy saturday afternoon
betsey johnson, christian lacroix - both fall '08a restaurant dilemma, bad hair, and a maltepoo


dazed&confused: madonna



back to black
colors are meant to be darker, but seriously i'm getting a little bored. i like the clothes though, don't get me wrong.u.r.a. fever





i hope you noticed the david bowie tee at Dolce & Gabbana, i love it. i think the designers are starting to take note of the climate change; bare legs in minidresses in the winter, like at Versace, look a little more "vegas in the summer" than "its snowing outside." i'm not complaining though, spring-y and summer-y clothes are more fun.
alexander wang + waterproof jeans
rules of nonconformity
en vague
notice a trend here? yup, that's Paris, then Cory Kennedy, then Paris again, all wearing tees with their faces plastered on them. Cory (in her limited edition Ksubi tee) even has Paris' face on her shirt. stylish? obnoxious? statement-making? i don't even know how i feel about this trend. and while i would probably never wear a shirt with my own face on it, i do like tees that are "different" from the usual solid, striped, or Hollister Co. basics (but i'll admit i own quite a few of each -- easy dressing, duh). urban outfitters has a bunch, and nope, no Parises or Corys in sight. but you can proclaim your love for Jesus for around $34.
laziness is a virtue


and it comes to a close
superbowl ads + the eye
i saw The Eye last night, and i'm glad i only paid $7 for my ticket. it could have been an actual horror movie if it wasn't for the ghosts popping up, like, every 3 seconds. Jessica Alba really hasn't been in any memorable movies lately (except Good Luck Chuck -- totally funny). i love the red printed jacket she's been wearing lately though:

speaking of movies, did anyone happen to catch the preview for Wanted, starring Angelina Jolie?















