Cheryl’s Bright, Non-See-Through Workout Pants
If you ever told me I’d wear–and like wearing–neon orange tight pants I would have scoffed at you. Now I feel kinda silly about theoretically scoffing at you because I really love these.
If you ever told me I’d wear–and like wearing–neon orange tight pants I would have scoffed at you. Now I feel kinda silly about theoretically scoffing at you because I really love these.
Uniqlo’s been featuring a lot of new collaborations lately–many of which are with Japanese and Korean brands I’ve never heard of and all of which are super cute. One example is a Japanese brand called Beautiful People.
Basically, these shoes made me love life again.
Even if my legs haven’t seen the sun in what feels like years, it’s actually warm out now which means it’s time to start wearing seasonally appropriate clothes. Like spring-y dresses.
I picked up this one at A.P.C. after some internal debate (“Does it make me look too much like a nurse? Or does it make me look like a chic French nurse and is that a good thing?”) and I’m glad I did.
Every once in a while you get that just-been-struck-by-lightning feeling when you see something in a store. (Right? Or is this just me?) This seems to happen to me a disproportionate amount of time when I walk into AllSaints. Having never met a black leather jacket I don’t like, their moody, tough aesthetic really speaks to me.
Recently I popped in there when I had 20 minutes to kill between appointments, and I walked out with this jacket. Which is sort of dumb, because now it’s finally getting warm enough that you don’t need a jacket.
This stuff does everything and feels like nothing.
Signatures: Every fabulous fashion person has one. There’s Karl Lagerfeld’s ponytail, Anna Wintour’s pageboy bob, Victoria Beckham’s perma-pout…You get it.
So, in an effort to achieve said level of fabulosity for myself, I, too, have developed a sig of my own: The black liquid liner flick.
It hasn’t been even remotely warm enough to make me think about buying summer clothes until this week. And so for a little pre-birthday present to myself, I scooped up this number from always reliable Madewell.
I know, I know: Talking about sunscreen is super boring. But it’s a necessary evil, and since I’m starting to notice some mysterious lines and blotches on my face that didn’t used to be there, I’m being more careful about using it daily.
Mostly because I don’t want to look like this after a day in the sun.
The closest thing I’ve ever had to a workout routine in my life was 6-day-a-week ballet classes when I was 15. Since then, I’ve just sort of dabbled in the whole exercise thing. Recently, I actually joined a gym that I maybe almost go to enough to justify the monthly fee. So, I bought my first piece of real workout clothing that isn’t just leggings from American Apparel or Target or something.
This summer’s looking brighter (and less foot-sweaty) already! Because I just found these pretty excellent, absolutely non-blister causing sandals at Urban Outfitters.
I got this Miansai leather fish hook bracelet as a gift. At first I couldn’t really figure out how to wear it. It was either too loose and would fall off or it was cutting off my circulation. Then I figured out how to wrap around my wrist exactly three times and voila–new arm party staple.
I think this is a men’s bracelet (a bro-celet?) but I like it just the same.