In Full Bloom

(Jeans and Bag: American Apparel, Shoes, Shirt, and Necklace: Vintage)

Got a few things today from Jc upon his return back from NOVA. One, was this metal necklace from his goth/scene days, and the other was this floral print button up. Usually I don't do florals, but this one is pretty legit. I like it a lot, and have been playing around with styling it with things existing in my wardrobe. A floral print shirt should be in everyone's closet this spring. The look is a little 90s, but most of my looks are pretty 90s anyway. I purchased this fun bag from work the other day. My Cambridge Satchel dreams have been crushed since I saw it in person the other day at Need Supply, when I realized that it really wasn't what I was looking for in a satchel/bag. So I set sight on this gem at work, and have been using it since I got it! It looks great with all black, and with an outfit in technicolor like this one :)

Jeans and Tank: American Apparel

Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about you guys! New posts coming really soon. In the meantime, enjoy some mom jeans.

On Monument Ave.

I feel like I talk about the weather so much, since it has so much to do with how we dress (and since Richmond has had the most inconsistent winter ever), it's greatly affected my clothing choices this season.  I'm really sick of this...I'm sick of winter. Today it was only 40 degrees, snowed while I was asleep this morning, and I nearly froze my ass off in my apartment because my space heater is on it's last leg.
But, I did get a chance to take some pictures. I took the below pictures on Monument Avenue, a really nice street in historic RVA. If you ever get the chance, you should take some photos there as well. There's a ton of statues from "Confederate Heroes" lined along Monument (Those "heroes" had slaves, so they're no heroes of mine).  Nonetheless, still some good shit to look at.

(Coat, Shirt and Boots: Thrifted, Disco Pants and Beanie: American Apparel, Scarf: GAP, Necklace: DIY)

P.S. Please disregard the bleach stain on my scarf. I don't know how this happened!