Don't Get Me Mad.

I did a little shopping at Marshalls today, and I was excited to show you the pictures of what I bought. However, the camera isn't working! Or not the camera, but the memory card. It's really annoying, but hopefully I'll be able to share a few pictures tomorrow.

In the meantime, I'll be enjoying some Pez from my new Hello Kitty Pez dispenser. Yum. (Mine looks like the red one, so cute!)

And It Begins.

I know these collages don't count as "real" posts, I do promise to try and crank a few good posts out over the three day weekend.

Yawn It Out.

Nothing makes me appreciate sleep more than a long week of school.

Just one more day of waking up early and then I can sleep in for three days.

And here is a little something to feast your eyes on...

Everything I Do.

I made a little blog advertisement type collage on Polyvore. I thought it would be a fun way to spread the word.

The view is the tiniest bit obstructed, but click here to view the collage at it's intended size.

That Is Right.

I'll admit I am not the biggest risk taker, and this remains true when it comes to fashion. I love it and can fully appreciate (and envy) other people's risks, but making my own is another story. Which is why, the only explanation I can think of for my most recent risk was that I must've been inspired by the fact that Carrie Bradshaw is back, they've started filming the second film. Because really, who takes risks better than Carrie? I didn't exactly step out of my comfort zone, but it probably wasn't the outfit I'd have thought of off the top of my head. I wore the (almost) floral print scarf in the picture above and a striped cardigan. It isn't exactly the world's biggest risk, but I think mixing patterns can be tricky. Not all of us do it as breezily as the girls on SATC or Gossip Girl. Plus, I'm sure a lot of us have been taught old fashion rules that aren't really true anymore. I mean, I'm certainly aware that there is nothing wrong with mixing neutrals (black and brown, blue and black), but it always pops into my head that the rule does exist. Anyway, I was happy to take a little risk, and was happy with the results. What was the last risk you took?


Besides scarves and pattern mixing, my other obsession at the moment is listening to Tyler Hilton covers. I've been a fan for a while, ever since I spotted him on One Tree Hill (really, that show might be totally cheesy and soap-tastic, but they know good music). Listen to his cover of Won't Back Down, and then listen to this one of Use Somebody.

If you need something else to watch, watch this and envy Miley Cyrus' closet with me.

Take A Whiff.

I recieved the Sephora scent sampler for Christmas this year, and somehow I'm still undecided about what scent to choose. If you're unfamiliar with the scent sampler idea, you buy a box with ten samples of perfume that are sold in Sephora, and when you've decided which you like the best, there is a voucher inside for a bottle of that perfume. I've been trying to narrow down my options recently, because I want to have a signature scent, or at least a scent for the year. I've been wavering between Daisy by Marc Jacobs and Stella by Stella McCartney. Both smell nice, and both come in awesome bottles (such a girly thing to consider). I'm a little worried about too many people wearing Daisy, I don't want everyone to smell just like me! So, I'm asking you guys. Do you own any of these scents, do you love them?

This Is Good Taste.

I mentioned how much I enjoyed (500) Days Of Summer in a previous post, so I decided to make it the inspiration for my latest collage. Not my best work, but I thought it was worth sharing. The other collages seemed to be well received, so I think I'll continue making them. This one didn't have much fashion, but you can expect more in the future that will.