Showing posts with label leggings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leggings. Show all posts

Saturday, August 16, 2014

two days in a row

Yo. It ain't even fall yet but I can't stop wearing this jacket from H&M. Best $10 I ever spent. And as always: my first says it all. I am fucking unicorn!

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The LA move is approaching quickly. And all honesty - I can't wait. I love this city but I need to get away from it to truly love it even more.



But of course - Happy Friday y'all! I hope you enjoyed your night and if not, no worries, you still have Saturday.

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Bought yet another pair of shoes. But hey! I don't drink. So all the money I save from not buying drinks I deserve a new pair of shoes. Logic!

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Jordans (Nike Outlet) x Leggings (Target) $9
Shirt (Drop Dead Clothing) x Jacket (H&M) $10
Necklace (Tatty Devine)

Monday, April 28, 2014

jean jacket

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I've been lacking inspiration lately. Just feeling really drained. Finding it so hard to get out of the house and actually doing something. Not to mention my anxiety for some strange reason has been at the highest it's been in a long time. Thankfully though today has been a breathe of fresh air.

Got out of the house, went to my favorite coffee shop, got some writing done, and strolled around the neighborhood. Amazing how many you can get big results from doing little things.

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Finally got to take this jean jacket out for a test run. I hope you guys made your own DIY version of this jacket because people love it!

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Shoes Nike SB (Nike Outlet Mall) $20 x Leggings (Target) $11
Tank (Phillip Lim x Target Collection) x Jean Jacket (guttersnipe DIY)

Sunday, March 23, 2014

mad at my wardrobe

So I made this.

Really easy. Just used a t-shirt to line the patterns. Cut two pieces of fabric (the top and bottom) sewed them together. I can really get shit done when I am not trying. But when I need too; forget about it. I won't get done.

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This is the same fabric that I cut a square off and sewed to a plain white tee shirt. You know, Prada Spring Collection 2014. 

Mine just coast me $7

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Thursday, November 21, 2013

that coat

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Haven't been able to do any style posts because I've been:
a.) sick
b.) busy

I am working on a new blog with my best friend j.mena. It's a social blog about Seattle called "2 girls walk out of a bar" There's no post yet... but we are working on them. The project/the blog is to show people a whole another side of Seattle's social scene. All the happening weird art shows, events, concerts, and actives that go down in this fine (overlooked) city. That "going out" isn't just for the weekends. And you don't always have to go to the bars. There's more out there you know!

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For now I've been working non-stop and enjoying my days off.

Today was freezing cold! But it wasn't rainy; an ideal day to wear this fantastic leopard print jacket my mother got me last christmas. It not only keeps me warm but is super stylist. My mom has great taste. I got it from her. (p.s. it's where I got these great boots from too. She owns them, I just borrow.)

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Today was yet another prefect explain of a #guttersnipe golden rules:

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UNIF Leopard Print Jacket x beanie (freebie)
boyfriend's sweatshirt x leggings (American Apparel) $16.00
Boots (Sorry mom! Will return them)
Necklace (Forever 21) $4.50

Sunday, November 17, 2013

DIY: Button Statement Pants

OK! It's a lazy sunday night. It's cold and rainy. So today would be prefect for yet another DIY.

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I did this one the same day as my text tee with lace. You could say I was in a really creative mood that night. I wanted to wait and post if for the prefect moment. And since I just made a pair for my mom, why not post about it now!

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This DIY was inspired by Seattle's own Jimi Hendrix. There's no denying how talented, sexy, and stylish he was. Someone who truly went to the beat of his own drum. Back then people had no idea what to think of his clothes. But now a days he's a style icon.

While I was watching this phenomenal PBS special on him I was completely floored by his fashion. I loved how wild, bold, unique, colorful, and loud it all was.. He wasn't afraid to mix and match, wear strange shades of color. He played with layers, accessories, and even did some gender bending with some of his more feminine pieces. He didn't care. He just knew he could pull it all off.

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But best of all was the tiny details that went into all his looks. For example; buttons at the bottom of his jeans.

Hence this DIY.

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All you need;
pants (or leggings - I used legging pants from H&M that were on sale)
safety pins (optional)
buttons
thread the color of your pants
needle

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(I loved these buttons because they have unicorns on them if you look close enough. Item for me!)

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1. place using the safety pins, pin your buttons in space. The buttons should be pinned on the seam of the pants. Evenly space on both legs.
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2. You can keep the safety pin in place if you are worried about it moving around or remove during the sewing process. Use the seam to your advantage, sewing into it.
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3. Keep placing each leg next to each other to check for all the buttons being evening.
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4. Wear & Share!
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This DIY is so delicate and tiny but once people notice it's a true POP to any outfit. Best part you can do this to any boring plain pair of pants to lively them up. And mix and match with the buttons you use.

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Thursday, October 24, 2013

a girl in boy's clothing

Just got back from Boston! Did some great shopping. Yes, I shopped. I know I said I wasn't going to buy anything new until the new year but I was in Boston, on vacation. Why not?!

Plus we got to check out this great "hidden" store called Bodega. Was able to find some great must have items. Like this great men's Obey shirt.

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I like dressing like a boy. It's just so easy and so fun. Being a lady is nice too but tomboy attire is far less uptight, as well as far less physically tight.

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Ladies - Steal from your boyfriend. It's that easy. Ex ones, new ones. You most likely can pull something off of theirs better than they can.

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Skull earring. Bat earring. Duh.

Fellows - Steal from your girlfriend. Why not? Who am I too judge.

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Timberlands x Leggings (Target) $9.00
Shirt Obey (Bodega - Boston) x Hoodie (H&M) $20.00
The famous $4.00 leather coat (Salvation Army)
Gold Chain (Goodwill) $1.00