My recent post about visiting Re/Dress NYC brought back great memories of that trip. So I decided to post a few pictures of it, even though they’re from last year.
I hope I can make it back to New York sometime soon!
First meal in the city: pizza and garlic knots
Sailors!
On Saturday, I met up with a bunch of fabulous Boston-area fatties for a Queer Fat Brunch.
What do I wear when meeting new people? A petticoat, rainbow knee socks, and a giant glitter bow, of course. As soon as I walked into cafe, they knew I was one of them.
Adorable. I love the polka dots and the pink sparkly shoes! Continue reading
Today is my birthday! Huzzah!
I had a party on Saturday, which consisted of 1.) hanging out at my place (originally supposed to be a beach party, but it was rainy and cold), 2.) dinner at one of my favorite restaurants, and 3.) hanging out at my place again, dressed as characters from Firefly. There was Cards Against Humanity, a Dr. Horrible singalong, and much general merriment. The hanging-outage continued into the next day with an informal brunch, dinner, and Spaceballs-watching.
In summary: my friends are wonderful, creative, and geeky. I am lucky to have such awesome people in my life.
Yup, that’s a Hello Kitty tiara. $1 at Claire’s!
Guys. Guys. Remember Lisa Frank??
This explains my love of flower crowns and rainbow tutus.
There’s a new interview with her that’s been going around the blogosphere.
Whichgoose posted the above picture on Facebook, and whoaaa, did it bring me back. I loved everything Lisa Frank throughout elementary school. Back-to-school shopping was a great excuse for acquiring folders and notebooks with different designs. Continue reading
In the last few days, I have come across much tutu fabulousness that I can’t wait to share with you. It’s all inspiring and makes me even more committed to wearing tutus constantly. 😀
I absolutely love everything about this outfit, from the pink hair to peacock corset to the gold shoes.
Even the background is awesome.
On Sunday, my boyfriend and I went to Figment Boston, a non-commercial art festival modeled on Burning Man. I had fun dressing up for the occasion in my favorite rainbow tutu and “fat” necklace.
At ArtBeat, I met Joolie Cahill, the owner/designer of I Am Joolienn. Her tagline is “Making catastrophes stylish since ’84,” which is something I can get behind!
When I grow up, I want to live in a leopard house.
In other Cool Buildings news, check out this French school.
A great post about celebrating life achievements other than weddings and babies: I Get Presents for Being Single and You Should Too
Also from XoJane, fun fashion advice from both Emily and Lesley.
Last but not least, some inspiration: Crazy Talk: The Do-What-You-Love Guide
Happy weekend!
