I discovered this brand after I saw their campaign with Isabeli Fontana
and after a visit to their website, I am in love with all of their clothes.
Definitely lust worthy easy to wear clothes.
All images via Sandro Paris
Sandro Paris Spring Summer 2010
I discovered this brand after I saw their campaign with Isabeli Fontana
and after a visit to their website, I am in love with all of their clothes.
Definitely lust worthy easy to wear clothes.
All images via Sandro Paris
A Dolores Kind of Day
(H&M button up shirt, Levi's DIY cut off shirts, Jeffrey Campbell Franklin Sandals courtesy of Revolve)
Normally on Saturdays my boyfriend and I try to spend the entire day with Charcoal. This past week we took him to Dolores Park where he ran around off leash with other smaller dogs until he fell in love with the cutest boston terrior that I've ever seen.
It was funny because I happened to choose a spot where this guy was tanning in his thong eating a footlong subway(see picture above) and my little perverted mind couldn't stop making sexual gay jokes at my boyfriend. My boyfriend kept saying it wasn't fair but I think it's ok for us women to look at gay men because looking at gay men don't turn us on like men staring at girl on girl action. Don't you agree? hehe
I Love Life Especially When It Involves a Good Laugh and Great Friends
(Random Cardigan, Kimchi & Blu Top, Levi's DIY cut off shorts, Cheetah Print Belt from Ebay)
It was a beautiful Sunday in San Francisco so Wesley Mason, Annabel, and I decided to bike through the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito. I think we biked somewhere around 6-7 miles although we walked our bikes up the hills at some point and stopped at every beautiful scenery we saw and complained about how much our butts hurt.
We all agree that it was one of the healthiest day of our lives even if we stopped for junk food and ice cream at Sausalito. That was my motivation when I was biking to Sausalito. Ice Cream. hehe
Something Good Will Always Come Out of Something Bad
(Thrifted Blouse, Zara Pants, Balenciaga Cork Platform Sandals, Cross Necklaces courtesy of Chains of Love)
I was telling my friend that I went to a Cypress Hill concert and he was so surprised that I listened to rap. I've actually listened to rap for as long as I could remember. In 10th grade for my English class, we were suppose to do an essay on our favorite poet and I did it on Tupac and my 50 year old super conservative white female teacher actually really liked it (I ofcourse, took out the F-words lol) and was pretty shocked to find out that it was the Tupac.
Aimeeways, going back to the Cypress Hill topic, the Cypress Hill concert was super fun. They were so good in live and my bf and I had such an amazing time there minus the potheads that were smoking around me. Seriously, for a split second I thought I got high from secondhand smoking (btw, I've never smoked in my entire life)
My boyfriend also just got tickets to the Sublime concert, John Butler Trio, and also the Nas + Damian Marley Concert so I am super stoked!! May is going to be a great music month. hehehe
If the Beat is Hot, Does it Matter Who it Comes From?
(Zara Cropped Cardigan, H&M Black Skinnies, Zara Peep Toe Clogs, gifted Chains of Love cross necklaces & bullet necklace)
Some of you guys asked whether these zara clogs are comfortable or not, and for me
I have no problem walking on a flat surface or going uphill but going downhill, I almost tripped every 3 steps I took and it doesn't help that these are a size bigger on me. (they were the last pair so I took them regardless)
btw, I was talking to a friend today who mostly wears high end designer pieces and we were sort of arguing/debating on designer clothes that we buy. For me, I don't care if it's from walmart or Neiman Marcus. As long as it looks good and I like it (and of course, if I could afford it) I'll take it. Her stand was different. She was talking about child labor, quality of clothes, dignity(supposedly for her, wearing cheap clothes means u have no dignity), etc. I argued back saying not all designer clothes are high quality and most of them just charge you a lot because it has a freakin designer logo on them.. For an example, my T by Alexander Wang shirts are all awesome and I wear them almost everyday but on the tag it says Made in China, plus after one wash I got holes on them just like my F21 or Hanes shirts although the T by A. Wangs cost about 20 times more. For me, the reason I bought the shirt was not because it's by Alexander Wang but because I liked the cut and the style of them. Basically I paid however much I paid for the design not because if's by A.Wang. In my opinion, it doesn't matter if it's designer or not, what matters is does that specific item look good on you, and do you like it? (btw, I'm talking about aside from the whole child labor, underpaid workers thing.)
I have no problem walking on a flat surface or going uphill but going downhill, I almost tripped every 3 steps I took and it doesn't help that these are a size bigger on me. (they were the last pair so I took them regardless)
btw, I was talking to a friend today who mostly wears high end designer pieces and we were sort of arguing/debating on designer clothes that we buy. For me, I don't care if it's from walmart or Neiman Marcus. As long as it looks good and I like it (and of course, if I could afford it) I'll take it. Her stand was different. She was talking about child labor, quality of clothes, dignity(supposedly for her, wearing cheap clothes means u have no dignity), etc. I argued back saying not all designer clothes are high quality and most of them just charge you a lot because it has a freakin designer logo on them.. For an example, my T by Alexander Wang shirts are all awesome and I wear them almost everyday but on the tag it says Made in China, plus after one wash I got holes on them just like my F21 or Hanes shirts although the T by A. Wangs cost about 20 times more. For me, the reason I bought the shirt was not because it's by Alexander Wang but because I liked the cut and the style of them. Basically I paid however much I paid for the design not because if's by A.Wang. In my opinion, it doesn't matter if it's designer or not, what matters is does that specific item look good on you, and do you like it? (btw, I'm talking about aside from the whole child labor, underpaid workers thing.)
Side Braid, Fringe, and Clogs
(Seventh Door Fringe Knit Cardigan courtesy of Seventh Door, Hanes White Shirt, Genetic Denim, Zara Open Toe Ankle Strap Clogs)
It's hard to see but I actually have a raccoon sun burn due to the goggles I was wearing while snowboarding in 75 degrees. I was snowboarding in short sleeves and if I had brought shorts, I would've snowboarded in shorts. hehe
Oh and btw, I've been given an honor to judge an online styling competition on Couturious.
The first place winner gets $2000, second place $750, and the third place winner gets a $200 cash scholarship and this contest is opened to current and incoming students of 8 participating schools.
There are about six days left so hurry up and go style! =D
More details here.
Inspiration Sunday
Some pretty images I found during the past week that's been sitting on my desktop.
I always look forward to Zara's lookbook. It's everything I'd wear. Vintage Kate Moss is always perfect to have, and I am currently into wearing different types of hats. The image of the hot model smoking, well I'm not a fan of smoking but I saved it because of the hair and make up.
The last image was actually found on some random celebrity news site when the whole Terry Richardson is a model molester thing went on. However, I like this image because of Carine & Julia's looks.
Aimeeways, I'm off to snowboarding so hope all of you guys have a great day and week!
(via Nitrolicious, Cartoon Styles, Stardust & Sequins, Facehunter, TFS, random news site)
