workin' on my ROAAR!!

(jan. 14. Kensie sweater from Plum Clothing, my fave rocker kid shirt from Razzmatazz Vintage, Ecote shorts from Urban Outfitters, tights from Century 21, creepers from Trash and Vaudeville).

not much chance for survival if the Neon Bible is right.

(pintucked, black jacket - Zara years ago, rock out shirt - Razzmatazz Vintage, neon skirt - Proenza Schoeler, snakeskin purse - thrift store, patent leather platforms - Tahari).

i wore this out to the West Village the other night to meet up with some school friends. we went bar hopping and had great fun! i was in one of those really good moods leaving my apartment because i knew i looked GREAT. you know those night? where you look in the mirror and you're just like, "frick yeah! feeling groovy!" i was also super amped to be wearing my PROENZA SCHOULER skirt circa the Spring 2008 collection. i found it in Beacon's Closet and literally DIED. it was $40 and it fit me. would someone splash cold water at my face?? the other awesome thing is this purse i got for $2 at a thrift store in Vancouver last time i was home. it's real snakeskin on the front and i love the way the colours coordinate with my shirt. i also die for gold hardware.

ps. sorry for the state of my bedroom. my roomies were in the living room so needless to say i decided to use the self timer behind closed doors.

(awkward pose... and expression).

(my skirt on the runway!!)

(Proenza Schouler Spring 2010 - HIGHLIGHTER COLOURS, HELLOOO!)

(Proenza Spring 2010).

(both images from Sea Of Shoes blog - Proenza Schouler booties!).

(of COURSE Susie Bubble pulls off neon green pants - photo from the Sartorialist).

(Luella Spring 2008 - sort of the look i was going for).

(amazing how classic and put-together neon yellow/green can look when done right - from Obsessee blog).

(i died for these looks).

so i creep -- yeeeaah -- just keep it on the down low.

there's this New York proverb that says: "in LA they spend their money on fancy cars but as New Yorkers we spend it on shoe's because our feet are our mode of transportation." ooh wait, no. that was Krickie yesterday trying to ease my guilt due to this purchase at Trash and Vaudeville.

(oh yes, i sure did need to post three different angles).

(and THIS is my new shirt that i bought from Razzmatazz Vintage - a new shop from my girls Krickie and Hayley! check them out at the Artists and Flea in Willyburg!)