Spots & Dots

After six grueling weeks, my summer school math class has finally ended. About time. I owned that final, wearing my lucky leopard print flats. So now that class is officially over, I can sit back, relax, and enjoying the remaining summer month which should be filled with blogging, eating right, and exercising.

Collars & Lace

 

The end of my summer school course is in sight, and hopefully that means August will be spent dressing up and exploring places until the school year starts at the end of the month. This week I went to the movies wearing my favorite blouse.  I absolutely adore peter-pan collars and back buttons, and when combined they look extra polished.

Nothing looks cuter with this top than a ponytail to really show off the back button details.

TOP: Nordstroms

Spring Outfits

I've lived in southern California for my entire life, and although I am used to the heat and the endless supply of sunny days, I've never been a fan of the heat. During the summer months the weather reaches the 100's, and this week has been especially bad mixing triple digit temps with overcast humidity and rain. This weather isn't comfortable to live in, let alone get dressed in. I've been failing at documenting my recent outfits, so I've decided to post two casual outfits from spring.

 Dress (Marshals) 

 Shirt (Forever 21) Shorts (Forever 21) Shoes (Urban Outfitters) 

I'm making it a major goal of mine to start posting more often and more frequently, which means I need to start accepting the weather.

Stylist Crush

Now I have to confess that I've never really paid Emma Stone's style that much attention. She's always been appeared to be well dressed and put together, but what turned me off from her style was that at times her looks comes off as too calculated. Many of her past looks are overly thought out, and a little too perfect looking. However, her recent looks from her Spiderman press tour made me take notice of not only her, but also her stylist Petra Flannery. None of the over twenty looks that Stone wore looked the same, and they were all cool, sophisticated, and occasionally edgy. Here were my favorites: