orange creamsicle

        

      As I said I would in my previous post, I cut this orange creamsicle sweatshirt in half, and now styling it with a 90's vibe. These boots are also from the haul. The amount of photos in this post verges on the line of obnoxious but what can I say, when you're feelin' yourself you're feelin' yourself.

Sweatshirt: Thrifted/DIY

Jeans: Thrifted

Boots: Thrifted

Choker: You guessed it, Thrifted

Hungry Like the Wolf

        For some reason, Wednesday I developed a mighty need camouflage leggings, which persisted until Friday, the day I decided to go and purchase a pair. Is it still considered an impulse buy if you thought of it for three days? I'm not sure but in its' nature I felt it was a fuelled bit by impulse. But I drove over to my closest TNA and got these. I'm thinking about all the pairings I can make with these, and how rad they'll look for plaid and denim. In the past, I've never been really into camo but experimenting is fun- and styles change, morph, and adapt. I like to embrace that.

        These leggings gave me 90's vibes, so I decided to make it a home run and snatch my favourite thrifted "Middle-Aged-Dad-At-The-Middle-School-BBQ-With-Khakis" wolf shirt. As well, I threw on some big, thick, visible socks (a popular look for that decade) with my converse. To me, it's a more amped up version of my usual uniform. 

Leggings: TNA

T-Shirt: Thrifted

Sneakers: Converse

Black Hoodie: Ardene

Denim Jacket: Thrifted (Gap Kids)

Choker: DIY

Bunny

When my sister found this adorable light denim button up at a thrift store, she originally thought it would be a lovely blouse. She is about half a foot taller then me. To her disappointment, when she tried it on it was as a strange length of being too long for a normal shirt and she just didn't quite like it for herself. I, however, being a mere 5 foot 3, tried it on and was ecstatic to see that it met the bare minimum of being a dress! With a pair of shorts underneath, I felt totally comfortable and cute in this simple ensemble. 

Again with the converse and high socks. Of course.

For an extra shot of nostalgia, I threw my hair up into what I, and my mother, used to call "little steam buns". 

Dress: Thrifted

Shoes: Converse 

A look I am always comfortable in: A crop top and loose high-waisted bottoms. 

In fact, I may or may not wear a variation of that outfit too often. 

These jeans (with its many holes) I found at a mall during my trip to Thailand, specifically Bangkok.

This belt neatly pulls the waist in for me, and this crop top always makes me awesome.

For some reason, wearing high socks with my converse always brings me back to my childhood and gives me major nostalgia. 

The rips, the holes the copped, the dirty sneakers. I live for it all. 

Crop-top: H&M

Jeans: Thailand

Sneakers: Converse

Belt: Vintage:

Sweater: Say what?

Ray

Today was a day for easy, breezy, beautiful coastline shopping. For me, this called for comfort. With this in mind, I wore some loose shorts with a sports bra, a light plaid for when the breeze starts to get a little too brisk, and my favourite black sandals. As well, having my hair up for the heat is an essential. These Spice Girl-esc buns are one of my favourite looks. When i will little, my mother always used to make my hair into them and we called them "Little steam buns". Cute, I know.

Sports bra: Lu Lu Lemon

Shorts: Ardenes

Flannel: thrifted

Shoes: Ecco

Sunglasses: Ray-Bans