Curiousity Bought the Cat

Monotonous: having a single color: a cat with a monotone coat.


Only recently, I bought a cat sweater in this cute little store downtown. It was quite reasonably priced as well - ONLY FOUR MOOLAHHSS ($4) WOWWA. It has these cute burgundy-root beet red colored cats on it. I've decided to wear it for school tomorrow so that outfit post will be posted tomorrow, but for now I just wanted to show it to you guys. 

I really like the nail polish I'm using. And my hair is getting really long.
(Thrift cowboy hair clip, Thrift cat sweater, Zara shorts)

SO. CUTE. Look at the cats and all its monotonous goodness.

This little hair accesory is a hair clip. I've never actually worn it out before, so I just put it on randomly.

It looks glittered - but its actually just suede.

I'm really excited to be heading back to Jakarta in 4 days time actually. I really can't wait to go round town and shop at the GOODS dept., just opened but its packed with local indonesian designer stuffs. I have high hopes for this store.

Source: The Goods Dept.

Ready for the holidays,

Tamara.

"Love the giver more than the gift."
- Brigham Young

Featured Look - 12/2/2010 Andrea Curcio

FEATURED LOOK

Name: Andrea Curcio

Age: 16

Nationality: Spanish

What She's Wearing:

- Blue sweater from Zara

- Shorts from Zara

- Tights

- Boots

What Inspired Her: "It's winter time :)"

Noteworthy Detail:

Such a cute detail.

Comments?

Ciao,

Tamara

Sweater Dress?

Pullover: A sweater that is put on by pulling it over the head.

Well. After finding out what the definition of sweater is, which is a crocheted or knitted garment covering the upper part of the body. Okay.. My "sweater" is obviously not crocheter nor is it knitted. Whoops. So I decided to do a definition of a pullover instead, which seems to make more sense.

This outfit I put together by pulling a "pullover" over a strapless dress.

I think I can wear this outfit to school. Probably minus the heels. Maybe boots as substitute instead.
 
Ciao,
Tammie
 
"Fashions are the only induced epidemics, proving that epidemics can be induced by tradesmen."

- George Bernard Shaw