Category: music
heels: vince camuto via Plato’s Closet Fayetteville
What I Wore: Black & Gold
what I wore: dress – cynthia rowley, necklaces/earrings/bracelet – thrifted, rings – forever21, heels – miss me
Love this song black & gold by sam sparro — it goes with my outfit….
What I Heard: New Music from Washed Out & Lana Del Rey
I am so into Washed Out‘s “chillwave” sound and I love this video for Amor Fati.
There is a ton of buzz online about Lana Del Rey and how she’s too pin-up looking to actually be new to this.
Ehh whatever, I’m really into her sound.
Love is all you need.
Today marks two months until the big day. Typically, that would seem like a long time to wait for anything, but in reference to our wedding it seems like mere minutes. I know it’s a while but I also know it will pass quickly and all of a sudden I’ll turn around and be walking down the aisle. This serves as a personal reminder to savor it and to stop eating ;)
On another note, I feel so privileged to be able to marry the person I love. It’s not a right that is afforded to everyone, although thankfully we are getting closer.
Images via my pinterest
Beyoncé
Beyoncé covers W this month. While I don’t always love what she wears. I almost always love what she does. She has the ability to influence pop culture in a way that very few people/women do. Down at the bottom, she shared the seven looks that shaped her career.
Crazy in love
Deja Vu
Sasha Fierce Cover
Single Ladies
Telephone
Why don’t you love me
Run the world (Girls)
via W Magazine
Sad Songs
It’s Monday. I’m listening to Purple Rain and I can’t make you love me on repeat. I had a bit of disappointment this weekend. Sometimes, the only thing that makes me feel better is a severely depressing song. Et tu?
Do you need a depressing song for your Monday?
Lovesong
So I may be there last person to hear Adele’s 21 all the way through but better late than never. The song I found to be the most moving was actually her cover of The Cure’s Lovesong. Ahhh. She’s so talented.
Music + Fashion
With summer upon us, music festival season has arrived! This year I won’t be going to any sleep away festivals (Wakarusa, I’ll miss you!) but I will be attending several concerts. Concerts and festivals are a great place to pull out (pull off) some of the stuff you love but consider too “out there” for daily wear. Case in point: feathers, onesies, boy shorts as pants, anything sheer, jewelry overload, headgear and bold color combos. The best places to find shop these looks would definitely be thrift stores. If you’re local, I recommend Grey Dog, Cheap Thrills, The Daisy Exchange & The Samaritan Shop. As I write this, I realize I should put together a list of local thrift stores so keep a look out for that in a future post.
You can see some of the most stylish people in their warm-weather bohemian best at these events. Let’s see how they do it…
Credits: GQ, Refinery29, Style.com
It’s Spring! What now?
Spring has sprung – thankfully – and it’s time to reflect it in our clothes, beauty regimens and attitudes. I’m even thinking of packing up my winter clothes to lift my spirits.
What is necessary for me to greet Spring with open arms? (You may be asking yourself) So…here is what I suggest you do. Click the pictures for links.
FIND (or purchase): a leather/pleather jacket and/or a pashmina or wrap for chilly nights and skimpy dresses, neutral heels to go with anything
BUY FOR YOURSELF: Face: bronzer Body: a yummy exfoliating scrub Home: fresh flowers
DO: use cuticle oil to get your fingers pretty for the warmer months, polish for your toes so you won’t hesitate to grab your open-toed platforms
LISTEN: My current go-to songs: Rolling in the deep – Adele (Jamie xx remix), Howlin’ for you – The Black Keys, Baby Roulette – Chiddy Bang
TRY: Get an airbrush tan. I recently did and it changed my life. If you’re in Fayetteville call Glo. From 4-7 on Fridays, it’s 1/2 off.
Top image – Fred Flare
Jazzy New Orleans
I love this photo shoot set down in New Orleans and featuring one of my favorites – Treme Brass Band.
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Here is a Treme Brass Band Second Line
Photographer: David Gubert, Stylist: Jana Pokorny, Model: Barbara Fialho, Marie Claire AUS march 2011 via DJA