White Out

So I've been quite the neglectful blogger lately huh? I feel like I should apologize for being so sporadic with posts lately. Its just that I've been dealing with a bout of "lazy". I don't know what it is. Sometimes I get very inspired and post stuff everyday and other times I just fall into a hole and don't feel like doing it.There's no reason for it except my own faults.Many bloggers have stated this exact same thing saying that sometimes they feel like this is a full- time job and they don't want to feel like that because they started doing this for fun and it shouldn't feel like a chore. Although I don't agree with this completely I do however feel strained sometimes.

Well, moving on this was taken about a month ago(where we last left off). I went to meet up with a friend who comes and goes in my life but I love her dearly. Our lives are on separate tracks but sometimes we try to make them intertwine.
We went out to some bars in Williamsburg to catch up.


Dress:White Beaded/Crochet Neck Chiffon Babydoll Dress(Forever21)
Socks: Scalloped Edge Ankle Socks (H&M)
Shoes:Black Lace-Up Ankle Boots (Nine West)
Bag:Vintage Black Quilt Chainlink Bag(thrifted)

Your Touch

Last Thursday night my boyfriend,myself and another couple went to The Black Keys show in McCarren Pool.I wore this outfit again.

Only I realized that it goes a lot better with this slip.

My night overall was kind of disappointing because doors were called for 7:00 and everyone just assumed that the opening band wouldnt go on till at least 8:00 and the black keys wouldn't go on till about 9:00.So when we got to the venue around 8 we took our time and got something to eat nearby before the show.While we were waiting for the food we hear a rumbling sound coming from the park. We just assumed it was the opening band. When we were walking out the cafe we hear a Black Keys song and it sunk in. Weve been missing the band we came to see. They were already 3 songs in by the time we walked into the venue.I was so frustrated. Finally as were enjoying the show it abruptly comes to an end. The show had to be over due to the fact that the venue is in a residential area. I was soo bummed. We were all a little dumbfounded like "Thats it?" It was an amazing show regardless because they are amazing performers but the show was just so quick. Too fast to even enjoy.
After the show we went to get some Pinkberry style frogurt. The red and white are harsh on the eyes making it very much Willy wonka and the Choclate Factory. It is also a trip and very Japanese. It was so refreshing and delicious!!!


This is where the waste goes....
It took me forever to find it until someone pointed it out to me. Duh. I felt stupid. The giant waste signs on top should have indicated otherwise...

Girl and the Sea

On Saturday in Coney Island the annual Mermaid Parade took place. Its always this crazy, insane, indescribable event, that always leaves you with your mouth hanging open. Its a whirlwind and you can never fully get to see everything there is to see when your there. First off the participants in the parade are all dressed to the nines in their mermaid costumes, then some parade attendees always follow suit and get dressed up as well. Lets just say theres a lot of skin to go around. Every one from all boroughs flock to the seaside to witness this debacle. Let's hope it's not the last one either. As I got there, my friend and I were bombarded with an insane amount of people.This really got me psyched for Siren Festival in a couple of weeks!!! Can't Wait!!!
Dress: Cream Boho Tunic Dress(Thrifted, by way of Forever21)
Sandals: Brown Suede Fringe Sandals(Forever21)
Belt: Brown Woven Belt(H&M)
Hat: Straw White/Brown Fedora
Sunglasses: Ray Bans Aviators

These buses were probably used as floats for the parade. They were so psychedelic and trippy and totally reminded me of Further and the Merry Pranksters.

This is my friend posing with her super cute, adorable, city cruiser. I'm so jealous!!!

These are shots I took of the famed Coney Island. I thought it would be cute if I made it look the way it used to look in photos from the early 1900's, when the park opened up its doors.