Wishlist

It's been pouring outside all day long so here I am underneath the comforter in my sweats, flipping through the shots from NYFW and shopping for things that I can not currently afford. Ever since I bought these shoes, I've developed a bit of a shoe fetish. I'm accustomed to buying all of my shoes at thrift stores so I've been pleasantly surprised by how wonderful a really good pair of shoes can make you feel. And now I want more...

My picks for fall are as follows:

Chloe Sevigny x Opening Ceremony Buckle Boot

Nine West "Jurra"

Underground Winklepicker"Peck"Boot

Underground Winklepicker "Fred" Boot

Edie's Leopard Spotted Coat

Edie Sedgwick was the first person to introduce the leopard spotted coat into my consciousness way back in 9th grade. I remember thinking how glamorous it made her look even when she was at her lowest point. I used to run around in black tights, mini skirts, and chandelier earrings trying to imitate her, but I was always missing that key element. I've been looking for the perfect leopard spotted coat ever since. No matter how overused or cliche they become, leopard spots will always be the epitome of glam for me.

(The Fashion Spot, Knight Cat, Le Fashion)

The Busiest Street Corner In London

I miss you.

(Yvan Rodic)

LAZY SUNDAY

What I Need To Do Today:

+ clean room

+ fill out job applications

+ clean kitchen

+ laundry

+ write article on trip to London

+ homework

+ practice keys

What I'll Actually Do Today:

+ clean room

+ blog surf

+ read magazines

+ a little bit of homework

Leather Paneling

I've been intrigued by leather paneling ever since I saw these pieces at Oak. I bought these shorts on Etsy to satisfy my curiosity. Can't beat $9.99. 

1969

Stumbled upon these gems while lounging around the house today. Pictures of the Rolling Stones's 1969 American tour from Ethan Russell's new book Let It Bleed. Click here to see the full gallery.

I splurged.

Come to me, my darlings.

R.I.P. John Hughes

Thank you for introducing me to the 1980s.