outfit deets: shoes - c/o Big Buddha // socks - AA // tights - ? // skirt, tank - F21 // cardigan - H&M
If I seem like I am a sad in these photos it's because I was (and still am). If it isn't obvious from the photos, my house is under massive amounts of construction and this is because we are fixing it up before we move. I have lived in this house for most of my life with my mom, dad, brother and nan and I am going to be so sad to leave. I love my house, and it will always be my house whether I live in it or not. My nan always used to brightly reminisce about her childhood home. I suspect that I will talk about my home in the same way she talked about hers.
Alright well, that is enough heartache for one day. I wore this outfit to class today and kind of felt a little bit like I was in the movie The Craft. Do you guys remember that one? I loved that movie so much when I was younger. I think it was the cardi/thigh-high/long chain combo I had going on.
In other news, the beautiful Miss Amber Rose has asked me to do a little bi-weekly post on her blog in which I answer some reader questions. I know I don't talk about it much on the blog, but I do have a bit of a background in philosophy and would love to take on any questions you might have about philosophy. Also, as a personal style blogger I'm into answering style oriented questions too. OR maybe you have a question that somehow marries philosophy and fashion? I can't speak TOO much to my credibility in all of this but never-the-less it should be fun! Comments are welcome, points and thoughts for discussion are SO welcome. It's a little bit of a free-for-all right now as the idea is in it's beginning stages so the kind of questions that are asked are going to shape the kind of posts we'll get from it! Anyway, you can ask your questions and see questions I have already answered here!
Talk soon lovelies,
xo Robyn
Alright well, that is enough heartache for one day. I wore this outfit to class today and kind of felt a little bit like I was in the movie The Craft. Do you guys remember that one? I loved that movie so much when I was younger. I think it was the cardi/thigh-high/long chain combo I had going on.
In other news, the beautiful Miss Amber Rose has asked me to do a little bi-weekly post on her blog in which I answer some reader questions. I know I don't talk about it much on the blog, but I do have a bit of a background in philosophy and would love to take on any questions you might have about philosophy. Also, as a personal style blogger I'm into answering style oriented questions too. OR maybe you have a question that somehow marries philosophy and fashion? I can't speak TOO much to my credibility in all of this but never-the-less it should be fun! Comments are welcome, points and thoughts for discussion are SO welcome. It's a little bit of a free-for-all right now as the idea is in it's beginning stages so the kind of questions that are asked are going to shape the kind of posts we'll get from it! Anyway, you can ask your questions and see questions I have already answered here!
Talk soon lovelies,
xo Robyn
Loving the reno as backdrop for these photos. Kind of romantic as well as melancholy.
ReplyDeleteYour outfit is quite lovely. Congrats on your new feature on Amber Rose's blog; I look forward to reading it! :)
ReplyDeleteOh construction...NEVER FUN. But hey, look on the bright side. When it's done you'll LURV it!
ReplyDeleteOh hun, although you're sad about your house; you look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt sucks to move.. not only cuz you have to pack everything, but part of you has to stay in that one place.. Hope you feel better =)
my parents are selling my childhood home that i lived in since i was in 2nd grade..i am so sad..i am secretly hoping it doesn't sell!! hahaha..
ReplyDeletei love the dark color combo in this outfit..grey and black are my go to colors!
you look beautiful..have a wonderful week! <3
xoox
:( that is so sad about your home. at least you have the memories! i know I would be really upset if my parents sold their house. i do really like that cardi though!
ReplyDeleteOh no! Poor house :( It's always sad when you finally leave the house you grew up in. I still drive by mine occasionally only to immediately call my mom and bitch about the two types of fences they put up in my yard. Hopefully whoever owns it after your family will take amazing care of it :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your biweekly posting spot! I'll have to go by and check them out! (Even though I stalk her blog anyway. I'll have to double up on the stalkness)
Alyssa
Oooh, I love those boots! I want a pair like that, but I think they would look weird on me.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry about your house. I actually don't know what that feels like though. My dad was in the military when I was growing up so we moved a lot and usually lived in military housing which is all the same, so I don't really have that special kind of home.