I don’t know about you but I’ve never been all that much into Valentine’s Day. Coming from someone who’s very much taken, I really have nothing to be bitter about except for the fact that I’m forced to wear pink and red (neither color I’m a huge fan of) and eat more chocolate than I already do.
If you feel the same way (regardless of your relationship status on FB) here’s a blog post with no hearts, no pink (okay maybe a little pink) and zero flowers. Not your typical Valentine’s Day…
Remember candy necklaces? Ring Pops? Lady Gaga’s meat dress? Well I found a designer here in Australia who is doing something even cooler…
Taco friendship bracelets, anyone?
For the last five days, I’ve been exploring the wonderful city of Sydney. And because there’s only so much I can say with a filtered photo and a caption, I wanted to give you a few updates on what’s been going on down under (warning: it’s mostly eating and shopping).
Do you ever find yourself looking at fashion week street style photos and wondering what season they were taken in? Sometimes you’ll see sweaters in September (even though it’s 75 degrees…but fashion folks just love their Fall attire) or bare legs in Winter (because tights can easily ruin an outfit…unless they’re these). This season is no exception.
So let’s have a chat about the weather, but most importantly…how much does it affect the way you dress?
With fashion week (well at least Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week) starting today, I thought it would be fun to do something a little different…a not so typical kick-off-to-fashion-week post. If you came by on Tuesday and/or follow me on Instagram, you’ll know I’m not in New York right now (not in Chicago either). BUT you don’t have to be on the other side of the world or in NYC to have a good time.
If you’re not currently running across Manhattan in 6-inch platforms hoping to get at least one non blurry runway photo on Instagram, here’s five fashion week alternatives to help you overcome that FOMO.
