For someone who has been my main supporter and inspiration since I started my blog last March, my twin sister hasn't gotten much face time in it. So here she is, probably the best-dressed chick in the woods that day while on an outdoors excursion in Vermont last weekend.
H&M black skinny jeans , Marciano bag, thrifted floppy hat, Free People shirt on sale here, Fergie boots from Nordstrom available here, boots also featured in a blog post here.
tied up with string, these are a few of my favorite things:
1. Forever 21 large clutch 2. Thrifted leather jacket from 1970s 3. Gifted B Makowsky bag 4. Calvin Klein oversized cardigan 5. Eliott Luca handbag 6. Forever 21 tee shirt that says, "I see beauty in everything." You bloggers need this. 7. Assorted scarves 8. Siena Studio leather jacket from ebay 9. Limited sequined clutch
It's basically about a camp that teaches misfits to become assassins for the government. Sure, the plot has been done before, but I was entertained.
At the boot camp, this evil fairy godmother-type broad Amanda gives the female assassins makeovers, teaching them to use their feminine, vulnerable looks as a weapon.
The clothes ranged from edgy to overly glamorized dresses.
H&M top, Cynthia Steffe skirt, Maxx Studio pumps, assorted necklaces.
But with leopard, you have to be careful to walk that line between cute and tacky.
Here are a few examples that I think are cute.
Anne Taylor skirt
Coach New Hamptons Ocelot Crossbody
And here's Jordan showing you what not to do:
Today's music post is dedicated to Rich, who died yesterday after five years of battling leukemia.
He was known as our local boy gets fame story, but he was more than that. He dedicated his time to creating the Rich Cronin Hope Foundation to help other people battling the disease.
I only knew him for a short while but he seemed like funny, nice guy who was brave enough to sing in sold out arenas, but didn't want to take the stage during an open mic at a bar because he said he was too shy to sing for people who weren't there just to see him.
But he wasn't afraid of taking chances and said that as a teen he hopped in his car and drove across the country to pursue a career in music. Later as an adult he produced and wrote music, and even had his own studio. He's an example of what you can accomplish if you believe in yourself.
The hundreds of people who are leaving comments on his facebook page today shows just how many lives he touched.
