Let's behave like we're tripping simply 'cause we're so in love.

(images from OBEY Clothing's Summer 2010 Ladies Lookbook and online jewelry store)

I WANT ALL OF THAT!

I just discovered this brand and liked it a lot. They have super cool pieces, but I liked it specially because of their Obey Awareness campaigns. They have three: Haiti, Adopt-A-Pet and Hope Campaign. Every time you purchase a cute item from this brand you support this three causes. Isn't that neat?

i want one of those... badly.

(image from shopbop)

Kite and Butterfly hand beaded spring jacket. Isn't it beautiful and totally boho-chic?

Ink?... yes, please.

 Peaches Geldof for Ultimo Lingerie, 2009.

Theo Kogan for Kenneth Cole's 2008 advertising campaign "We All Walk In Different Shoes"

Jeffrey Star. Image from the Vans Warped Tour page.

Kat Von D, add for her perfumes "Saint" and "Sinner" at Sephora.

Yes, I'm a tattoos fan, guilty as charged. But well I'm an artsy person and a hardcore fan of rock and roll, what could you expect? I've been wanting to get my fair share of ink since I was 15, but haven't get anything done yet out of respect to my father. He's still supporting me and I'm living under his roof, so I have to obey his rules. It's only fair, yeah? I'm a rebellious spirit, but not a stupid one, and it would be idiotic to spoil my relationship with my dad over some body art, and having to hide my tattoos in my own house does not appeal to me. But as soon as I'm standing on my own feet I'll be obeying no one else but myself, so I'll get all the pretty and colorful tatts that I want. And believe me, they're A LOT. I can't wait for that to happen, they will be the perfect accessories to look completely bad ass at all times. 

Jesus Christ, that's a pretty face.

Element Summer Collection 2010 (images from Element)

Everything is so beautiful, I want it all! I'm craving for a romper and Element has one that's absolutely perfect, it has a beautiful design yet it seems to be really comfortable to wear. Every piece of the whole collection seems comfortable. I also want a pair of those tough 90's-ish looking boots, but over here the ones that I've managed to find are for men. Maybe I'll buy them despite of that, it wouldn't be the first time I buy men clothing/shoes for myself anyway, and those boots are kind of unisex.

I don't need an excuse 'cause I'm wearing my brand new shoes.

I took the decision of starting to wear high heeled shoes, and send to hell the self-conscious feeling I get when people stare at me as if I were a freak in the streets whenever I attempt to wear a pair (I live in a country were women rarely grow past 5'4", a man who's 5'6" is already considered tall and I'm taller than that, so you get the picture). And ever since I've stayed up until 3 or 4 a.m. just browsing shoes online and drooling all over my keybord, wishing I could afford a pair of beautiful Jeffrey Campbell wedges. At some point, during one of my late nights, the idea of getting a part time job just so I could buy some of his shoes cruised my mind, and it didn't seem too wacky. But oh God, just take a look at these cuties...

 

 (Tickle open toe slashed booties. Picture from Shopbop.)

 

(99 fur in leopard. Picture from Solestruck.)

JF has became my favorite shoe designer. I loved every single one of his shoes, but those 2 were my favorites. Also, the selection in Acne was beautiful, but these wedges took my breath away...

 

(Atacoma black metal A/W 09. Picture from Acne.)

But they're really expensive (a little bit more than $500 USD), and Acne does not deliver to my country. Anyways, dreaming costs nothing though. On the brighter side of this situation, I also took a look at the shoes from the stores where I normally buy clothes and found some that were gorgeous AND affordable.

  

 

(Pictures from Pull and Bear)

 

(Picture from Zara)

The Pull and Bear sandal wedges, and the Zara clogs are the ones I like the most.