Showing posts with label Clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clothing. Show all posts

"I've got spots; I've got stripes, too.” - Ani Difranco


 I was..
while prepping for my exam, so I decided to take a quick break and make a blog post! 
Here's another outfit post for you'll .. very simple and casual. :) 

Top: Gap ($5), Skirt: Pitaya ($4)


 


Alright, it's time for me to hit the books again ...



Linkin' up with Real Girl Style!


Until next time, 
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired ...








Tuesday, September 18, 2012

"Totem poles and wooden masks no longer suggest tribal villages but fashionable drawing rooms in New York and Paris." - Mason Cooley


Tribal print
Pop of color
Neutral color
Combination of the three




I would say I am all set for the Resort 2013 tribal trend! :) I might not wear this dress on a cruise ... but for sure will be wearing it with legging(s) and a trench coat throughout otherwise very cold, dark, and neutral winter.

Today, I am linking up to Real Girl Style!

Until next time, 
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired!



Wednesday, September 12, 2012

"My mom would put me in these preppy little suits and slick my hair to the side. I have these baby pictures of me where I'm this little preppy kid with a sweater tied around my neck." - Alexander Wang

When I was little, I insisted on having outfits that matched my mother's. My favorites were those that were made using the same fabric as my mother's outfit. My mother didn't slick my hair to the side, but put them in either pig tails or "princess Leia buns". Yep, "princess Leia buns"! 
 And I wore my sweater around my waist, not my neck ...  
However, I still like to think that I was a little "preppy" princess. :) 




 


Until next time, 
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired ...


Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Shades of Royal Blue & White Amidst Nature!

The weather was amazing, and we had to make the best of it. So the Boy and I headed to a local botanic garden!
This garden made me fall in love with nature all over again ...

Bandeau: Lace Bandeau from Victoria Secret
Bottom: Shorts from BCBG (alt1, alt2)
Cross body Bag: Urban Expressions
Sandals: Old (alt)
Earrings: Old from F21(alt)




 










 


If you are ever in the area; i.e. north suburbs of Illinois, make sure to take stroll through Chicago Botanic Garden!

PS: I got those white shorts for $15 dollas ... did you really think I would pay the full price for them? Oh no^hell! :p

Until next time,
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired.


Monday, August 6, 2012

I wear my blacks with browns!


My cousin and I have spent past few days walking around Chi-town; riding CTA trains, sightseeing and eating at la famous restaurants. I moved to suburbs of Illinois last year, but thanks to my somewhat busy schedule and somewhat lazy attitude, didn't get much sightseeing done last year.
Good thing, I have at least four more years to see this city inside out! :) 



Harold Washington Library
 




Frontera Grill
 



 4th Presbyterian Church
 



Signature Room at the 95th




 While I am at it, why not do a quick outfit post? :p
 
 Top ($7.99): Ralph Lauren 
Skirt ($9.99): Chico's
Sandals: Old from Payless
Bangle: Old from F21
Crossbody Bag: Urban Expressions

Both top and the skirt are from a local consignment shop and cost me mere $18. 
 Yes, you heard me right ... 18 dollaas! *smug face* 

Linking up to Shana's Thrifters Anonymous!
 

Until next time ... 
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired





Wednesday, August 1, 2012

I wear faces on my shirts.

 Now you may ask, why have face prints of random people on your clothes ... *thinking* ... To be honest, I don't really know ... but I think it has something do with the BOLDness of these prints! 
What can I say, I am a sucker for anything bold. :p


 Face-Print Tuinc: Old (alt1, alt2)
Skirt: Old from F21 (alt1, alt2)
Sandals: Old from Azkara (alt1, alt2)

Until next time ...
Be inspired, Stay Inspired!





Monday, July 23, 2012

I wear my square scarf as a top!

Yes you heard that right ... I don't own enough tops, at least that's my thought every single morning. For some reason my eyes do not communicate well enough with my brain to register a full suitcase worth of tops in my closet. :p 

Due to apparent lack of wearable tops, I decided to wear my thrifted square scarf as a top and loved the look of it! You ask how does that work? 

Well, you take a sqaure scarf, fold it in half to make a triangle shape, place the folded scarf around your bust and tie the ends into a knot at your back ... as simple as that! Best thing about this top is that when you get bored of it, you can untie the knot and wear it as a scarf. :)


 

 
 


Vintage Square Scarf ($4.00): local antique market
Vintage Goldtone Bracelet ($3.50): local antique market
Vintage Fake Ring ($2.00): local antique market
Nine West Skirt Suit ($50.00): old from local Burlington factory ... ah-mazing deal!
Heals ($?): old from famous footwear


Cheers to my second baby step in the world of bloggers ... linking to Shana's "Thrifters Anonymous"! 


Until next time ... 
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired!




Sunday, July 22, 2012

No one, but you, can stop yourself from being inspired.

Even though I don't shop regularly at Anthropologie, mostly because I can't afford it, I still like to browse through their catalog for some inspiration. Mind you, I do love their clothes and cherish every single piece I have gotten from there in the past ... gotta thank the "God of sale". :p

Here are some of my favorites from their July 12' catalog...


It won't come as a surprise to you that I love love love anything and everything with polka dots, I mean who doesn't? However, this time it wasn't this cobalt polka dotted dress (which I do love) that stopped me from turning the page, but the addition of the bib necklace to the outfit. I think it is the bib necklace that gives this outfit that extra oomph ... you know the one that is destined to turn heads.



Lace dress, beaded necklace, and hair in a bun ... a perfect date night outfit, depending on the venue of course. If not to a date, I for sure would wear this to a friend's wedding ... it is not everyday one gets an opportunity to dress up in all lace and beads. 
Federico Vinciolo, sixteenth century lace maker, once said ...
"lace- the invention of a goddess and the occupation of a queen"
I gotta say, I couldn't agree with him more.



This is a perfect example of something I would wear on those shopping or walking-around-the-city days ...  effortless, yet put-together. I do not own a pair of distressed jeans, but found myself falling really hard for these Stevie jeans. Only if they didn't cost $235 ... only if the "God of sale" could listen to my silent prayers. :p

 Until next time...
Be Inspired, Stay Inspired! 







A medical student, with passion for fashion! I started medical school in August of 2012 and because I had so much free time in my hand I decided to start this blog!

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