None. Those all seem very "junior year of high school required reading." Fortunately I enrolled in virtual high school by that time so I got to bypass all the boring classic-literature-analysis curriculum. B-)

Hm, I think paperbag shorts lend themselves to a more a classic, conservative theme. I'd probably pair them with a plain white blouse, cropped blazer, black flat-top hat, white socks, and black loafers. Hair in a low, loose ponytail, plus some bright red powerhouse lipstick and a pair of small black circle sunnies. Very minimal jewelry... maybe a silver plate necklace. :)

I don't want to delete it because I like it and feel pressured by everyone else's negativity, I want to delete it because I don't like it and am tired of being criticized for something that I can't justify. I made many of the videos per request, and out of context they serve absolutely no purpose. Now that the joke's over, they make me look like one of those vain teenagers who calls their self-indulgent videos pieces of "performance art." My YouTube is a total satire of performance art. I feel like back in 2009 and early 2010 it was really popular to make macbook videos of yourself eating and listening to music, as if to show off your trendy vegan diet and the kind of shit that's on your iTunes. Usually Panda Bear or Rilo Kiley or ironic rap or something. I'm glad that Internet phase is over.

I think she's wonderful: humble, empowering, true to herself. She doesn't rely on publicity stunts to maintain her fame or relevance... her talent simply holds its own. Not a huge fan of her style
of music, but I love her voice. And attitude. :)

And we're already friends, silly! Ya can ask
me anything, any time :D

Not sure that I have a favorite work of fiction. I honestly don't read much and haven't finished a novel in years. I'm not ashamed of it, either. I feel confident enough in my intellect that I don't need a lengthy reading resume to prove my mental capacity. I think experiences and observations affect my outlook on life more than stories with morals.

Hehehe thank you!!!!!!!!!!! I watched a few episodes from the first season but gave up after a while... I really enjoyed the character development but didn't care for the incoherent contrast between surrealism and true-to-life commentary (i.e. woman developing OCD after falling into a pool of dairy waste interacting with a completely serious character [the glee coach] interacting with a woman who fakes her pregnancy.) It was so contrived that it took away from the show's more practical messages about pop culture, social norms, relationships, etc. I think I'm more of a Degrassi person, but that might be because I was a pre-teen/adolescent in the early 2000s. Also, I think the covers they do of songs are SOOOOO underwhelming. The cast has so much potential to recreate pop songs CREATIVELY, but they often err to approachability so that they don't alienate their fan base. That's very disappointing for me. Hopefully they've changed their style since the first season. Nonetheless, I understand the hype... the plot is crazy!!!!!

This user: http://lookbook.nu/charlotterouge
The last three pictures they posted are of their "muse" named Iga... users are only allowed to post photos of themselves UNLESS they are representing their own brand, in which they have to post the same model every time. Two or more people can't share an account.

The more people that flag those three looks the better. It isn't fair that people who actually obey the rules of LB were further down on the Hot Page than someone who took advantage of the site for Karma and publicity. Seriously annoying.

Oh jeez, I'm a huge ring person! But I usually have a ton of band aids on my fingers so I can't wear them as often as I'd like to. And you might have also noticed that I'm extremely lazy and I hate how much effort it takes to put them on... will be posting some looks that feature some extreme hand jewelry within the next few days. :)

Awww thank you so much! I wish my life was so laid back that the only thing I had to worry about were clothes... most of my stuff is either given to me from brands in exchange for coverage on my blog, passed down to me from my mom's vintage wardrobe, or extremely inexpensive (between $1-$20) and secondhand. The latter garments I buy myself with money I make from freelance projects or from selling my old clothes online/at consignment shops. My mom also helps me out financially when I need something that I can't get "for less." Really, I'm not much of a shopper because I rarely have enough money to afford trendy things. I HUGELY appreciate all the support I get from my family and fashion community! :D

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Y'all will see soon enough?!?!

A friend recommended me to the director! They were looking for an actress who lived in Vegas... I met with the crew a few nights prior and we were rolling by the weekend. :)

Something more comfortable! The last thing you need when you're sick to be worrying about how badly your feet hurt in heels. Or how you can't wait to readjust the tights riding up your butt as soon as everyone turns the other way. I'd probably wear j/leggings, ankle boots, a baggy t-shirt, oversize knit cardigan, and beanie. That's why I always recommend those basic items to people who are looking to re-structure their wardrobe... gotta look stylish and stress-free even on your sick days. :)

Definitely not... my "other Facebook" isn't secret from the public, it's secret from my original Facebook. Which is secret to the public. Secret within a secret, I guess! I really don't want any more friend requests from people I don't have mutual friends with :(

Yes, I called her out on it. And flagged the photo. I encourage you to do the same so people stop abusing the site to gain Karma without actually posting pictures of themselves. Straight up cheating.

I think juxtaposition is great, but I really can't imagine ruffly lace and denim making for a 'good' contrast. Pants and ruffles often look lovely, but jeans are kinda pushin it... maybe you have a vision that's much more coherent than the one in my head! I'm open to all ideas. :)

It's certainly gratifying, but garnering a large fan base shouldn't be THE reason you decide to start a blog in the first place. That seems inauthentic and selfish. I started a blog to "give" something to the community, not to "get" something from the community. The ability to quantitatively measure the breadth of my influence is great, but it's not what keeps me 'in business.' I would rather hear from five random people that I've changed their lives with my writing or creativity than log in to my Tumblr one day and discover that I have 10,000 followers for being a countercultural internet cliche, and was only followed for being pleasantly predictable. In some ways, I do my blog for everyone else by making this community I developed a priority. But in so many other ways, I do my blog for me. Because even without the affirmation, it brings me happiness, structure, comfort, confidence. And if everyone told me they hated my style and refused to read my blog, I might seek another career path (because you can't turn rejection into a lifestyle) but I would certainly maintain my hobby and passion. I hope that everyone else can have as healthy a perspective. Stay humble, but believe in yourself. :)

Probably 5'1", not much shorter than I am now.

Thanks!!!! The video is supposed to be funny, in case you're wondering... it's inspired by this Japanese film: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQ_Yo06kIIA

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I really don't care about models and would prefer not to answer questions about them.