craving#3

Who needs self help books when you have Pinterest? After spending several months curating a stylish board full of images of cool people you wish you looked like, you analyse the pins. A lot of them are of people wearing hats you don't even know the name of (is it a fedora? a panama? who knows?), but these people look cool. Conclusion: if you buy one of these hats, your life will be better. You will be happier. You will overcome the inherited fact that you look ridiculous in all hats (thanks, Dad), probably won't be able to find one small enough for your pinhead, and you definitely won't get called a hipster for wearing it to school. Pinterest has just saved your life.

 My (pin)inspiration:

 Me in my new hat (Urban Outfitters)

craving#2

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Confession: I spend my life in jeans. At the moment I'm feeling like some slightly funkier leg wear -just silently sobbing that my budget doesn't quite stretch to Isabel Marant...

craving#1

Every once in a while, I get cravings. A few months ago, it was mustard. Now I'm hankering after raspberry sherbet. I thought that this was meant to be a fashion blog? I hear you ask. Well, rest assured. These cravings are colour based and sartorially inclined. (And just to clarify, I don't want to eat the clothes. That would be weird. I just want to wear them. Right now.)

Anyway, my point is that for the past few days the only colour I've wanted to wear is a pretty specific shade of hot pink. Problem is, the only pink I possess (unintentional alliteration) is several metres of gorgeous raw silk that I'm too scared to do anything with. Time to take the plunge? (into a large vat of fuschia coloured paint sounds appealing at the moment...) 

Or perhaps I should just go shopping?

P.S. Note the #1 in the title? Stay tuned for more garments I've been craving recently. I think it's hormonal.

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