shirts that are not quite shirts

sorry about the disappearance of posts for the past week. i've been busy with things, but a few ideas have been able to get me back on track:

xx k

song

songs are like inspirations to style like classical is like an inspiration to ball gowns.

music can transform any moment. just a normal time sitting at the computer or playing with a young child can be turned into something memorable and important.

Being at the top of the game at school is rather interesting. When i was younger, everyone older seemed important and special. But when you are actually in that higher position, it doesn't seem almighty and perfect. it feels like crap, really, most of the time. homework takes over the whole of your life.  Middle school kinda sucks. but, remember: THERE IS ALWAYS CHOCOLATE TO GET YOU THROUGH THE DAY.

i like regular t-shirts with fancy skirts to transform the t-shirt into something rugged but glamorous. and just to still be on the subject of music, try out regina spektor. shes a really good artist and she is stylish and has red lips. also adele she sounds american but shes english...

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by rURI and k

gracefull

grace kelly... in rear window. she was beautiful, in her "paris fashion now" outfits, and fragile, and wonderful.

she's in the middle with her beautiful dress that splays out in pleats above her knees, and her pearl necklace pairs with the little half-sphere white buttons. stella, the broad shouldered woman on the left, is wearing a brown dress with little bows all over it, completely opposite from grace, who plays liza.

liza's style shows who her character is, very flowy and full of love for everyone.

in the beginning credits of "charade" with audrey hepburn and cary grant, it says "mrs. hepburns clothes by Givenchy."

jay-von-shey.

xx k