HELLZ BELLZ 'KICKS AFTER SIX' CAPSULE COLLECTION

I posted the teaser trailer for this new collection a few days back and am now stoked to give you the full length affair.

I'm really impressed with Hellz for stepping out of the box and creating a cute little trailer to promote their new line, it's a lot more attractive than just a lookbook and really gives something for the blogs and mags to brag about. Never mind the slightly naff soundtrack, the clothes are HOT and the idea is totes inspirational. Very, very innovative but I've really come to expect no less from pack leaders, Hellz.

My fave pieces include the Katie Moss tee, HB logo tee and the purple acid wash skinny jeans. Oh, and the model. What a hot-arse honey! Bleached bobs and pink lippie all the way...


HELLZ SPECIAL DELIVERY & SHORT FILM, "KICKS AFTER SIX" from HELLZ on Vimeo.

MY LIFE WOULD BE COMPLETE IF....

.....I owned these glasses.

They are vintage Chanel and amazing. I've seen one pic of them previously and now Amber Rose has been rocking them. She looks damn fine too.

Gold bling for life.

HELLZ BELLZ TEASER TRAILER

This smoking hot sexual vid is a sneaky peaky at the up and coming capsule collection from the ladiez label I love, HELLZ BELLZ

Peep it and weep


HELLZ - "Kicks After Six" (Trailer) from HELLZ on Vimeo.


I want that tee soooo bad. I will own it. Just wait.

DOPE COUTURE SUMMER 09

Wow, what a double edged sword

The collection started great with some rad new takes on the high end rip-off Dope Couture logos

...and ended in with the worst example of masculine unattractiveness ever. By the time I got halfway through the lookbook my eyes had wondered from the cute inked up dude in the slick black tee, to the Spanish backpacker and the caterpillar which had set up shop on his forehead.

Peep the full collection here

VANS USUALLY SUCK....

....because they are played out and way too safe, but I like these because they are denim and I am in the grips of denim kicks madness!

They're from the Fall 09 collection - pics via Highsnob

BREAD & BUTTER

The Bread & Butter trade show was held in Berlin last week and I seriously thought I would be going nuts with posts on all the cool shit from it. Not so unfortunately, I was actually pretty uninspired by nearly everything.

I did find ONE THING that maybe interested me and now that I take a closer look, this is actually pretty naff. This is a sneaker jewellery line from Sabrina Dehoff in case your kicks aren't looking 'classy' enough...

I think that all this tacky bling makes the shoe comparable with an over-accessorised and hotted up Toyota Corolla. Maybe these jewels are even targeted at men who like to put a $5k sound system in a shitbox worth half that price? And at approx $50 a pop, that comparison is actually more true than sarcastic...

This just looks like cheap mods, and that gold tongue plate reminds me of an ill placed spoiler. Or a tacky visor being rocked by a Florida grandma.

Yes to sneaker customisation, no to giving your kicks a grill.

NEW KICKS ON THE BLOG - NIKE DOES DENIM

Double denim! Yeow! I have been searching for the 07 denim blazers for fucking ages, and recently put my hunt on hold whilst I was momentarilly distrracted by finding denim Air Max (pics here)

Then I was having a late night snoop on Sneaker Freaker yesterday and peeped these ponies! Hells yeah I wana ride. Afterall, denim to me is like rice to Asians - a daily staple. If I'm not rocking jeans than I'm generally in a tight arse hugging denim mini that makes my boss question the appropriability of my get-up for the office... I've also got a denim SF flat cap (so down!!) a few denim handbags and I just made this acid wash denim headband bow on the weekend when I had a crafternoon! It's part of my up coming headwear accessories range... (Yes, I'm fucking joking!!)
Point of the post is this: NIKE, PLEASE send me these kicks! I will rep em so right!!

Full pics and deets here at Sneaker Freaker

NIKE GLADIATOR SANDALS

I think these are embarassing. They are pretty much a nine west sandal with some ticks stuck on the side. I'm not very impressed by this whole trying to appeal to a wider wankier audience business, through mainstream fashion items from last season... This doesn't really resonate with me as what Nike is as a brand. (It's important to note these were NOT actually produced by Nike, but by a design student... Not sure if they have Nike's 'tick' of approval. Pun intended.)

The full story I did on these for Acclaim Mag is here

BECCA @ WHITE WALLS IN SF

If I was in SF I would visit this exhibit at White Walls. Becca was a 90s artist in L.A. who pretty much disappeared from the scene for a few years until now... Showing details are HERE (starts July 11) and interview is HERE.

I really do love girly graff and I love the historical simplicity of Beccas women.

ANNA NICOLE SMITH

I watched a doco last week on the life of Anna Nicole Smith. I never actually realised that there was a period when she was absolutely stunning and not off her head? I also didn't realise she was a small town stripper turned playmate in a matter of days....
The work she did for Guess? in 1992 would have to now be one of my all time favourite ad campaigns and I think she looks truly iconic. At an amazonian height of 5'11, I think Smith epitomises a curvaceous and voluptuous woman... And yes I do realise her novelty sized tittes are fake.
Interesting theories were eluded to in the doco about her relationship with oil tycoon, J Howard Marshall. Not surprisingly her marriage to the wheel chair bound geriatric was never consummated, and much of their relationship involved her not answering his calls as he lived in Texas and she 'furthered' her career in Hollywood. It's been said that within 30 minutes of their wedding ceremony finishing, she flew back to L.A. for a Playboy shoot... However this isn't a gossip magazine so I won't make any further presumptions about the validity of their love.

Anyway, the Guess? campaign is beautiful. I always love Marciano's work and apparently he signed Smith, no questions asked, after seeing her first shoot in Playboy. This is what really shot her to stardom and secured her fame as magazine model. Here are my faves...

MEN I'D SMOKE PART 5

OK it's no secret I like men with plenty of heinous tattoos, so it should come as no surprise that I have a dirty big crush on this dude from the cover of the latest issue of Inked Magazine.
He is so wrong but oh so right!! That orange hair makes him look like a real outlaw... Because you just know that he wasn't born tough - being a ranga and all - and so has probably had to fight off fanta-pants bullies his whole life which has now made him really bitter and attitude ridden. Doesn't he just look nasty?

I'm hoping too that Bernadete is his mum not his girlfriend... I'd kind of be a bit weirded out when I draped myself over his chest in bed at night and was intimately stroking his ex's name. Gross.

My main concern though is knowing the story behind that hat. Is he from a remote Amish village in Dutch Country Pennsylvania and his suspicious headwear is homage to his roots? Maybe he was brought up on years of no cars or electricity and his 'alternative' lifestyle is his revolt to his traditional parents morals?

Maybe he's just an Irish Leprichaun which would explain the red hair, pale skin, crest tattoo and fairy tale hat?

Maybe I've just turned my self off him?

No. He's smoking. Irish accent and all.

RADIO ROSE STORY ON ACCLAIM

I interviewed Miss Radio Rose for Acclaim recently, the full story is up on the site now if you fancy a mighty fine read...Peep it here

DEMO MAGAZINE

Magazines of the paper variety are an endangered species. Your best plan of attack in ensuring you have as many copies as possible to show your grandkids, is to start thinking like an animal smuggler. Buy up as many issues as you can and stuff them in a suitcase where they can't breathe and will subsequently be preserved forever. Then when you're 80 and you smell funny you can bribe your grandkids to look after you by offering them mint condition copies of rare underground zines which they can then sell on eBay.

One such mag you defo need to have in your collection is Demo. It's a beautifully presented locally produced music zine and reading it will no doubt make you an opinion leader in your peer group. Demo even caught the attention of some wanker journalists from The Sydney Morning Herald which means it's getting under the noses of people who do matter, but who really shouldn't....

It's a labour of love, and is easy on the wallet. Issue 2 just launched today and you can check it out HERE

NEW KICKS ON THE BLOG

I was initially pretty opposed to Nike creating skinny versions of Dunks and Blazers for chicks because I thought it was patronising that girls couldn't rock a mens styled sneak, but after seeing the shoe in all its glory last week at the Nike preview - I am a skinny convert.

I mean fuck, I drink my coffee skinny, I eat my yogurt skinny and my eternal life goal is to be skinny so shit knows why I was so dead against skinny shoes. Bring on size 0 I say!

But I REALLY like these. And I love the plaid! It's so picnic rug meets country hick cowgirl. I'm defo going to get me some.

WAIT!!! I already blogged these before! Meh, whatevs. They deserve double my time.

(Pic from Highsnobiety)

AUDREY KITCHING

Do you know this girl and her site/career?

I am probs totes behind the times on this one but I just discovered her for myself and I think she's got kinda cool style... Some pics when she has heavy makeup on make her look a little bit drag-queen but under all that plaster she has a stunning pretty face! And a fit bod! And that hot pink hair is off the hook!

She's some sort of celeb netizen in the States who just hangs out, goes to party's and takes pics and blogs about herself. Pretty much aspirational for me. In a video blog she says she has an agent but I don't know what for? Singing? I figure everyone has an agent in L.A. anyway.

So she kinda looks like a real life barbie? Her blog is really dumbed down too and says stuff like:

"The other night we went to play pool at a tea house that stays open until 2am. Its called the Bourgeois Pig. I found out I have no skills what so ever at pool. I kept missing the balls. I plan to learn and kick everyone's ass at it!

Have you ever played? It is hard!"

But with 27 comments in reply, I'm guessing coy statements like 'Have you ever played? It is hard!' are totally conversation inspiring these days. Whatever. I don't care about what's inside her heart, I just want to look at her.

I respect her immensely also because on her myspace she posted a clipping from a mag where she was labelled as one of the worst dressed of the week. Worst dressed is a total compliment when sucky mags aimed at middle aged housewives are publishing your pics!! Go girl!

Audrey also wears lots of novelty sized things on her head, just like I do! Maybe I can send her something from my inaugural head wear line and she can make it famous for me? Do you think she would like a pink fluffy dice headband? Her style is kind of kitsch but maybe a bit punk? Can't pigeonhole her which is even better. She's my new best friend. I am going to write her some stalker mail now. These are some pics of her I like where she is least punk-rock drag-queen. I might hang them above my bed.

NEW KICKS ON THE BLOG

Yup. These are siiiick. Love the pink accents - they'd be hella cute with a tiny black skin tight dress. They're a Milk Fed x Freestyle collab named the 'Zebra.'

Only issue is that they will probs get worn to death by hipster scum and no doubt Top Shop will pick them up for their 'Funky Summer Range'

*Sighs* WHEN THE FUCK AM I GOING TO GET MY OWN FREESTYLE COLLAB? HUH? HUH?

GREAT GEN Y ARTICLE ON WHY WE DON'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT THE RECESSION

I read the below article yesterday on The Punch which is an Australian media website which occasionally posts a good meaningful read but often posts self-important ramblings from media wannabes (yup, it's totally what I aspire too.)

I thought this piece was a pretty spot on read in communicating exactly what the recession means to most Gen Y's. Fuck all. Yeah it's stereotypical and yeah it makes us sound like we have the lives of preschoolers with pocket-money, but for the most part it's pretty true and highly relative to the lives of my friends and I.

If the media continues to pigeonhole Gen Y and try to over explain our lax approach to growing up and maturity then sooner or later we're going to concur.

Anyway, it's totally worth the read - good job Miranda.

"As a member of ‘Generation Y’ I’ve come to grips with the various stereotypes and countless sledges that come our way.

Everyone loves to bag us. John Birmingham was even quoted to be “looking forward to seeing them get run over by the coming recession”.

So to any haters I have some bad news: the recession has had little negative impact on Generation Y at all.

In the immortal words of John Lennon, “Nothing’s gonna change my world”.

We watch the news, we surf the web, and some of us even still read newspapers. So we know there is a recession and times are tough for economies, locally and globally.

But while we understand the seriousness of it all it hasn’t really affected us, financially or otherwise.

We don’t own property, so we haven’t got a mortgage. Interest rates are little more than a frequently discussed topic on the news to us. We don’t own shares so haven’t witnessed our stocks fall.

Superannuation is mostly irrelevant to our daily life. It’s something which we get frequent letters about in the mail.

I for one get lots of mail from various institutions that I’ve clocked up accounts with over the years. The letters get opened and (generally unread) are then placed upon the ‘stuff I really should sort out but can leave till later’ pile. It’s not something I’m proud of, but I have a feeling I’m not alone in this.

Our jobs are not 100% guaranteed and we know this. However, being down the lower end of the earning spectrum makes us more affordable and a little safer in terms of being made redundant. But if we do lose our jobs some of us will use this as an opportunity to study further or even start our own business. You can’t get rid of us that easy.

A good friend of mine lost his marketing job in December and used his redundancy cheque to start a company with a friend, gardening for strata buildings. Now he’s his own boss and has the freedom to work on his own terms. Another friend lost her job in the finance sector and two weeks later had a similar role at a competing company with a higher salary, not to mention her redundancy payout burning a hole in her wallet.

All in all, unless we’ve actually lost our job and can’t find another one, the recession hasn’t hit our pockets.

On the contrary, it has even got its benefits for us. With foreign exchange rates up and flight prices down it’s the perfect time to pack up and head overseas.

For the thrifty Gen Y’s the recession has given op-shopping and “second-hand -it’s-vintage” clothing even more credibility. Many of us received K Rudd’s stimulus and like obedient schoolchildren we did as we were asked. I don’t think I’m the only one to think of Kevin every time I switch on my new plasma screen TV.

This may seem selfish and ignorant, but it’s not. We’re doing what we can for the economy. AKA buying stuff we don’t need. Or, as I like to think, we’re participating in “socially responsible shopping”.

Now our addictions to new handbag smell and latest electronic gadgetry exist guilt-free. Not only do we get the latest style trends but we can sleep well at night knowing we’re contributing to the economic success of Australia. It’s all for you Australia. What more can you ask?

Please don’t hate us, we’re just a product of your hard work and success. Recession or not - we’ll never give up the good life."

Translation for OS readers: K-Rudds stimulus is a one off $950 payment which was given to all Australians who earn less than $80k per year, by PM Kevin Rudd

REEBOK EX-O-FIT FALL 09 RELEASE

These are epic but not on a dude.

I don't like my men in shiny shit, it's a bit too hipster and would probably detract the attention from me anyway. What a fail.

BUT you could team these with a leme hoody and leggings set from American Appy and look like an oscar!!

Oh who am I kidding... Reebok have mildly missed the memo on these. Bling-a-ling metallics made a comeback about 2 years ago and have since been pushed off the gaydar by harem pants and technicolour dream coats.

Yeah OK I would buy em. I'd get the free's too if they ever got re-released (they did this colourway last year in a Collete collab). And remember kids, I don't claim to be fashionable.

TARGET DESIGNER COLLABS

Seriously, I fucking hate these. I don't know why and I probably don't have any valid reason to but I think they are shit.

If you can't afford to wear the real thing, then buying the Target version is a good way of letting the world know that you have champagne taste on a beer budget. At least spend your hard earned clams on a trip to Thailand to get some good fakes? Or go to Hoi An in Vietnam and take pics of the real thing and get it copied. Change a few colours and fabrics (30% at least) and you can rip it off as your own creation! Then you can be a fashion designer like moi! (Speaking of, more headwear creations from my inaugural collection to come this week)

What I find epicly funny though is that in Australia you at least have 'up and comers' doing the whole Target collab thing as way of helping to launch their careers into the mainstream a bit and get noticed blah blah. There have even been some pretty awesome pieces (see below, eg Josh Goot) and then it's been funny to watch all the other run-of-the-mill mainstream brands get on the collab bandwagon aka Sportsgirl in an attempt to revitalise their boring business...

In the States though it's a different story. Even the big brands have NO HUMILITY and are still scratching for the inner states attention but doing these pleb partnerships, years after their brand launched and after they made their first few mill... I mean Anna Sui? Are you kidding? Way to demoralise your brand and take it from high end euro-trash chic to b-grade suburban office attire?

Apparently this Anna Sui for Target collab is inspired by Gossip Girl? It looks like a shitty attempt at reincaranating the AMAZING wardrobe from the film Clueless. Vomit.

Thanks to High Snobette for the heads up and image. Hit the link for more feral looks.

END OF FIN YEAR SALES

These are seriously fucked in terms of timing. I mean, who has money right now? Who?

I'm sitting pretty waiting for July so I can lodge my tax return, and then my refund cheque will only go to paying off the mega debt on my fantastic plastic that I've racked up in June from all these sales.

Fuck you retailers. I'm trying to save and shit. And this one will be epicly good.

MAYBE I WILL CREATE A HEADWEAR ACCESSORY RANGE?

Well why not? I am clearly a creative genius ever since I stuck two fluffy dice on a headband with some glue. My inspirations include $2 shops, fully sick cunts in Corollas, craft glue, and people telling me I look ridiculous. Especially if said person is a sick cunt.

Maybe this will be my new patent look. Sticking things on plastic headbands and writing them off as fashion or dare I claim 'art?'

Did I mention I wore this to the casino? Haha, yes really. My man and I attempted to re-live our winning trip to Vegas with a visit to the gangsta shooting range otherwise known as Star City. This was last weekend. We got up on blackjack!! And spent it all on booze and san choy bow at 3am.

Here's an outfit breakdown:

Joyrich 'RICH' tee
Red patched leather mini skirt
Denim jacket from a thrift in London
Denim Nike Air Max (I wanted these for sooooo long n finally found em!)
Stockings with many ladders
Dice headband creation
2 fucking sick badges - 1 gold boombox from Brick Lane markets & 1 Michael Jordan MIKE/NIKE from the Footage clearance store in Sydney.

Stay tuned for the next installment of 'Did she really wear that on her head?'

ADIDAS HOUSE PARTY

OK so in Australia this is pretty much old news now (it's so last week) but I think it's a good example of a truly integrated digital campaign that outshines anything that has been done in recent times for the youth market.

The social media interaction is very cool and the game is well done visually. The functionality is easy to navigate and overall it is a cool little game to play aroudnd with.

I fear you're preaching to the converted though because half of metro Australia's VICE readers already went to the real Adidas House Parties and partied with the Cobrasnake, and I dare say most VICE readers are far too 'cool' to spam their mates. The novelty was great though for the first 2 hours...

However in reading this article about the campaign from trusted friend, Mumbrella, I learnt that Vice Magazine has an in-house ad agency named Virtue. This is who created the game.

How interesting. Isn't operating an internal ad agency a total back flip on the anti-corporation 'we are so under-ground' mantra which the mag was built on? From a magazine who professes anti-everything unless it involves a culture of nudity and facetious sarcasm, I find it pretty laughable that they are now being dictated to by blue chip clients with wads of cash.

Comparatively, Pedestrian in the AU market have very successfully used this formula of an internal agency + website + media outlet - however they claimed to be 'the house of pop cult' from the onset which I overtly respect.

(I hyper-linked Pedestrian deliberately so you will go and read it, as it's a highly worthwhile and respectable publication)

KARMALOOP MTTM DESIGN A TEE CONTEST

Karmaloop and MTTM are running a 'Design a tee for MOB' contest and the winner gets a $500 voucher for Karmaloop. Big fucking woop. A design internship would be a little more handy for the CV don't you think... Credit notes hardly equal credability.

Forgive my cynicism but can't MOB design their own fucking tee? They seemed to be doing mighty fine thus far and I highly doubt they need the assistance of some design school rookie? Or do they? Maybe the inspiration levels are running a little low since the re branded logo made it's debut... Maybe the designers don't know how to work the logo because it's so not MOB!!

Is this a sign of what's to come.... New logo, new look, new feel - now what the fuck do we do?

As you can tell I am HELLA nervous about the new direction MOB are taking. I have loved Leah's lines so much in the past and I have a tonne of respect for her as a business woman but this shit just don't smell right....

KSUBI + INSIGHT + SOMETHING ELSE SALE

Sale.Sydney.Thurs.Fri.Sat.

Doesn't say anything about cash or card so let's hope for a positive outcome.

TOO MANY BLOGGERS

A couple of years ago it suddenly became cool to moonlight as something other than your usual occupation. Not content with just calling yourself by your day job, everyone started turning their hobbies into second careers.

This is when bedroom bangers started calling themselves DJ's and people who doodle whilst chatting on their celly started hosting exhibitions of their 'works' and brazenly calling themselves artists. Throwing a birthday party even qualified you to start calling yourself a promoter.

"Oh and I'm a publicist too darling, I represent myself..."

So the latest fashionable sideline career appears to be 'blogger.'

Open to everyone and not discriminatory to those who cannot structure a sentence, hold a pen, or are tone deaf, the ubiquitous blogger is the latest addition to business cards the world over.

Mine not excluded.

So yeah I love this tee, because this is always what I'm thinking every time I come across another blog which resembles mine. Or mine resembles theirs? Prolly.

It's from Seventh Letter and is available here at Canvas L.A.

MTV & CANESORAL VIRAL CAMPAIGN

If you have an itchy burning feeling in your undies then maybe you have thrush...

I've been lucky enough to work on a campaign recently for Bayers Canesoral product whereby the campaign deals with this icky illness far more tactfully than my opening sentence.

Our MTV internal creative team were also very clever in creating the mockumentary to try and deal with the topic without actually mentioning what it was...

The viral element leads back to a custom page I concepted with Carat and which is hosted on the MTV.com.au site.

The campaign has garnered much media attention for tackling such a topic in a humerous way, and for also releasing a viral element. This really is a first for the Australian pharmaceutical scene and respect is owed to the client and the agency for the leap of faith.

Visit MTV.com.au/thehostage to find out more

And here is a snippet from Adnews too. Trade mag fame. Woo.

AUSSIE AD AGENCY USES GRAFFITI TO LAUNCH

A new advertising agency in Australia is using stencilling as a guerrilla tactic in launching the company. You can read the full story HERE on Mumbrella (and thanks to Tim for tweeting as this is how I picked it up... and thanks for the image)

I'm not even going to put the company's name in here because I don't want to give them any exposure and/or get picked up by their net-trawling media monitor. Companies like this one would surely be delighted that an under-ground 'urban' blog took the time to publicise their 'funky' ad campaign. That would probably even be classed as a positive measure of success for their campaigns post analysis... Sorry ad wankers, not going to happen. As I tweeted back to Mumbrella "Big corporations using graffiti is both embarrassing to them and insulting to actual artists. No cred earned for that campaign."


That pretty much outlines my opinion, but then there is a real killer comment on the Mumbrella page too which my man picked up on and which I agree sums things up quite neatly.


“I just have to say how lame and annoying it is to have your stupid f*cking stencil out the front of my house. Your lame attempt to be cool and hip by using such a medium is just pathetic. You are a big multi-national corporation, you will never be cool or hip. Go away and please don’t pollute my streets with your advertising again.”


Oh. And apparently they used chalk too. Nuff said.

56 STARS TATTOOED ON YOUR FACE?

I read this article a few days ago about an 18 year old who got her face tattooed and who now claims the tattooist was only meant to do 3 stars not 56....

Read the article HERE on SMH

She claims she fell asleep whilst he was doing them. Are you fucking kidding? There's a vibrating needle hammering into your face and if the noise buzzing in your ear like a mutant mosquito isn't enough to keep you from nodding off then maybe the pain would be?

Dude! Sounds like someone is having some serious buyers remorse after style biting Kat Von Dee and realising that you now look like an astrology freak who has plotted the night sky on the left side of your face rather than a hot inked up mama with tough facial tatt 'tude. Someone's been watching too much L.A. Ink me thinks... Well, spose you can sit in front of Discovery channel all day when you're an 18 year old housewife? WTF?! How'd she get so lucky!!

Most women can only aspire to hopefully be a fully fledged housewife by the time they are mid 30s and have lost their youth and energy and personality to a house full of kids and a demanding husband... But at 18? Wow those Belgians have got the formula for life sorted.

This is probably the funniest bad tattoo story I have heard in a long time. The absurdity of the falling asleep claims are so fucking hilarious, as are the horrible pics of this poor girl with her forehead all screwed up and her bodged American flag face. Fuck kids, think before you ink.

TWOTHOUSAND

In a past life when I was a far more sophisticated writer I contributed regularly to an amazing Sydney newsletter named twothousand (as is this fine cities postcode)

This week I revisited my writing skills with a short piece in the newsletter on a hot shit store for the lads named Halfsleeve

You can read it here

...You should probably also sign up to recieve twothousands weekly emails if you do not already... They provide a snapshot of the latest coolest haunts in Sydney that most people aren't down enough to know about otherwise. There are also inter-state versions namely threethousand, fourthousand and soon to be launched sixthousand..

You can find my contributor section here which has everything I've ever written for 2t

EXCUSES

I have a SHIT load of cool projects happening at the mo and this is why my blog posting has faded a bit in terms of regularity

I'm working on some stories for Sneaker Freaker and Acclaim (as always) and I've been working on a plan for a little zine I've been thinking about doing for a while...

I'm also getting involved with an amazing denim company doing some consulting type stuff AND the biggest news is still a secret but it has to do with a West Coast American label which I love and often wear and blog about.

So I'm hella busy. Oh and then there is the whole leaving for NYC in 8 weeks saga and having to get my tinetable organised for what is looking like being a very unhealthy 10 days...

Maybe I can get an intern? Apply here.

Oh. And Alex is coming to stay next week so now I am busy being excited and not sleeping for the next 7 nights in anticipation of having a fun house guest and a party partner for 2 nights.