knits and twists

We Don't Sleep When The Sun Goes Down. by Hollywood Fashionista featuring wrap jewelry

I'm a little obsessed, as you should all know, with Rumi Neely from fashiontoast (I've featured her here and here) She has the most amazing style, so simple and she loves boots and knits (remind you of anyone?). So when I came across this polyvore by Hollywood Fashionista on the official polyvore blog, I had to share it with you. I am having yet another rest day today, seeing as yesterday I went for a run (I'm so fit! Kidding...) and fell in a hole, twisting my ankle at a degree that it is not meant to be twisted at. I have a lovely home-done french manicure, I plan to sit and work on my dance-inspired post for when I finally get back on my feet. You should all probably look at Rumi's blog because you need to. End of story. And if you feel like lazing around, go for a run and fall in a hole. It's a great way to enjoy doing nothing.

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suburbia

So this is the legendary birthday outfit from my last post. I styled it with my tortoiseshell sunglasses and the one and only Miss Shop boots. It was very inspired by Rumi Neely (first photo) because she is such a great person to be inspired by! I sort of want to reach in my computer screen and grab every outfit she wears. Or something like that.

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dip dyed

Okay, I admit it: I would never have the guts to do this to my hair. But if I had to, I don't think I would mind. It's edgy, almost hippie and goes with my nymphy maxi skirt vibe I had going in my last post. To be honest, Rumi's (first picture) probably looks the best even if it is one of the erm, toned down versions. She would probably still look amazing if she was bald, so we have to cut the others some slack. I decided to do this post because I went to the hairdresser's today, and got my hair cut... exactly the way it has been cut for my whole schooling life. I just want really long hair. That's it. But if any of you guys had the chance, would you go dip-dyed?

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