Hello again.

Long time no blog. How is everyone out there? I'm thinking of moving to tumblr. I need some feedback so let me know...This semester I think I'm still doing accessories but I may change it up from time to time. So I was flipping through Jak&Jil and I found these really rad heels.

These are like two of my favorite colors black and that sea foamy green/turquoise. I don't know if I would ever be able to wear these as I am a total klutz, but they are pretty cool. I know in my closet they would match with a lot of things and I think they would fair pretty well  in most women's closets because this turquoise color has been very popular. What do you think? Would I find these in your closet? Let me know...

Heavy Metal.

How many of you out there are into heavy metal? It doesn't have to be the music it can be the chains or whatever...I guess it's up to interpretation and what your definition of it is. I was surfing through Jak&Jil again because I love they're blog and I found these great heels.

This could be a definition of heavy metal, right? I don't know what I would wear these with...maybe a little black dress? What would you wear these with? Let me know.

A New Week (#3 to be exact)

And so it begins, this is a new week and do I have something special for you. With regards to my fashion sense I love color, especially bright neon colors and today I have found some unique shoes from designer Lucilla Lotti. The Cool Hunter gives a better premise for the designer then I do so...

Here is the low down on Lucilla Lotti from The Cool Hunter

Is creativity a genetic likelihood? Look at Paul and Stella McCartney, Ronald & Sophie Dahl, Rosa and Margherita Missoni. In Lucila Lotti’s case, genetics definitely played a part in her creative upbringing. Her father, Jorge Lotti began his tailoring shop in Buenos Aires in 1920 and grew the business to become a major presence in the South American garment industry until the 90’s, when it closed. Lucila, the youngest of the family grew up amongst this love of detail, fine fabrics and quality craftsmanship. Lucila began her own business focusing on shoes made from patent leather, suede, satin and vinyl in homage to her mother who always wore heels and lipstick when leaving the home. Opening her own boutique in the creative, bohemian hub of Palermo in Buenos Aires, Lucila is amongst fine company. Given this sense of history and creative disposition, it is no surprise that Lucila’s debut collection came to the attention of Patricia Field and Sex & The City. Her bright, bold shapes and ability to mix colour and silhouette in a brave, fashionable style will no doubt continue to inspire more international press.

– Kate Vandermeer

Personally I love these shoes, they scream individuality and they would make any outfit just pop!

What do you think? Are they too bright, making them hard to match or do you love them?

Thanks for stopping by and have a great week!