Crop Top Galore.

From the "Obsessed With You" Hellz Bellz Spring 2010 Collection.
I pretty much want it all.

Vans Hadley Zipper x Hellz Bellz.

Vans x Hellz Bellz Collaboration set for Spring 2010 release.

History on Your Feet.

Originally seen gracing the feet of Michael Jordan in the movie Space Jam way back in '96, these bad boys are soon to be releasing just in time for the holiday season. Suggested retail price is $175, which is not too shabby given Flight Club and similar shoe sites are selling them for about $350 and up. I've always been iffy on XI's because they look weird and overly dude-ish on girls, but I think I might be able to pull them off. Hopefully I manage to come across a pair, because I most certainly will not be doing any camping outside of any sort.

Air Jordan XI "Space Jam"

More Hellz For Your Bellz.

I'm baaaack... =]

via WhatTheHellz.

Jimmy Choo + H&M.

November is almost here!
















Jimmy Choo for H&M in stores Saturday, November 14th, 2009!

Blackout.

Boots = <3

photo via dropsnap.

Parklife Chillin'.

I want those heart tights!

photos via The Cobra Snake.

Sanrio x A Bathing Ape.

cuuute!
I want the stuffed baby milo hello kitty keychain.

photos via Hypebeast.

HB Will Never Do Me Wrong.

I think I have to be one of the luckiest people in the world to have found a clothing brand that COMPLETELY mirrors my personality, style, and outlook on life.


Though as a highly skeptical person, I gloomfully prepare for the day when Hellz Bellz will disappoint me so that I can disown them in fury. Teehee! Good thing that hasn't happened.


Hellz Bellz x Miss Wax Gold Plated Two-Finger Knuckle Ring + HELLZ Earrings.

Have mercy. I need those earrings in my life.
And the two finger knuckle ring? You're too much. Instantly upping my gangster status. =]

November 09: MINE MINE MINE!

photos via WhatTheHellz.

Bikes By Urban Outfitters?

Am I late or something?



Though seemingly overpriced, customizing my own bike seems pretty rad. I need to purchase a bicycle prior to returning back to school this month.

Perhaps from Urban?

Rag & Bone Resort 2010.

very nice. very wearable.
The boyish appeal never fails.
The ankle boots with the drop crotch pants is a nice touch.

Fun, Fun, Fun, Under the Sun.

Ah, it seems summer and the heat wave have finally made their arrival.
(a bit late if you ask me)
I despise when it gets so hot my body feels too tired to do much of anything other than to lie about helplessly in front of a fan.



To welcome its arrival, it is only fitting that I take time to update my wardrobe.

Here are some pieces I'd like to purchase and wear this summer:




80%20 Molly Peeptoe
Jelly Sandals
Asos Suede Lace-up Flats
American Apparel Fringe Scoop Back Mini
American Apparel Micro Mesh V Bodysuit
Bleached Jean Jacket Vest
F21 Chiffon Top
F21 Polka Dot Romper


The last one is pure awesomeness!

Lobster Part II

Today, sneakerheads will be able to get their hands on the Concepts x Nike SB “Blue Lobster” Dunks.

Yes, I know what you’re thinking: There’s something rather familiar about these sneaks. Indeed you are right; the Blue Lobsters are the sequel to last years Original Lobsters that came in red. Except for the yellow laces (which can easily be changed out), I think I might even prefer these to last year’s original version.

With a $250 price tag, each pair of dunks will come sealed in a HAZMAT foam container along with a SB t-shirt, lace lock, and hangtag. If luck is on your side, you might even be able to get a free Concepts x Alien Workshop skate deck.

If you have time, peep the ad for the Blue Lobsters.

Moto Vest.

This shirt is so badass.

I'm not quite sure how this shirt went under my radar, but now that I've discovered it, it's been bumped to the top of my list of things to purchase.

The shirt is designed by Blood is the New Black for Brian Lichtenberg. In case you are unfamiliar, BITNB makes art fashionable by turning simple t-shirts into a canvas for up and coming artists. Brian Lichtenberg (widely known for his shirts like the Brianel South Central Tank) is one of a couple designers who have taken to BITNB to promote their work. With the "Moto Vest," I love the idea of combining the vest design on to a t-shirt. Equally amazing is that the print is on both sides of the shirt, rather than the usual front only. While I'm at it, I might purchase a few other shirts and support the future of art as well as an independent brand.

I am going to radiate extreme badassness once I get my hands on this shirt. Promise.