Thursday, September 25, 2008

Wah Happened?

I do not know what happened to my style, if I even had one to begin with. It's like, I used to kind of care what I looked like when I went out in public. Always had to put on jeans and a clean shirt, and like a pair of converse. But lately I have gotten incredibly lazy. I have been going to class in like my pj's, and like sweat pants. And I don't even take my old, worn out, hole-y, phillies shirt off. I just throw a sweat shirt on and walk out the door. I know. I don't know what happened, last semester I was like picking out outfits, like skirts and dressed with high heels, and I think I looked pretty cute. But now, the other day I made an effort and put on a nice top with my black jeans, then I saw my blue heels and put them on, then said fuck it, and put on my flip flops. Like that would not have happened last year.

Speaking of personal style, what is mine? People always know what my person style is, but like I don't think I could describe it to you. Yet other people can always pick out clothes for me. They pick out a cute skirt, and go, 'this is so you', then I relpy, 'yeah it is'. Like how do people know my style better than me? I don't know. So, if you know me, tell me what my personal style is. Seriously.

3 comments:

Ali said...

You have no effing idea how upset I am with you wearing sweatpants. Blasphemy! I never ever wear sweatpants out the door(except wednesday when I was sick). How dare you!!!!!

Anyways, your style is....eccentric retro funk with a lot of prints.

Yep, that's what I'm calling it. Now, you do me.


That's what she said.

The Drowsy Observer said...

'Did you plan that?'
'no'
*takes paper, reading*
'can you make that straighter?...'

Anyway, your style is retro hipster trendy crazy awesome.

Leon Berger said...

I always thought your personal style was something along the lines of: "I really don't give a fuck what anybody thinks, and yes, I am going to wear this bright purple dress with absolutely nothing that matches. Deal, biotch." (In your words)