So this coming Saturday [30/05/09] I have my best friend's 21st birthday at the local Senior's Club. [Note: You can tell you're getting old when a friend is holding a birthday at a senior's club.] 

Anyway, the theme is "Bad Hair Ball". I have been wracking my brain for weeks to to think of a good "Cra-zaza-y hairdo.. especially as i am going to have to do a speech and can't look too catastophic. People might gasp aloud! `

So i headed to the trusty internets for clues on what I could do. Fortunately last month, Australian Fashion Week enbraced Sydney Harbour, and the paper and various websites kept me up with photos and reviews galore!

This got me interested in the brand Romance was born. They're a gorgeous brand and they're really me. Their collections are completely bright, colourful and out there. They really were my personal favourites at this year's fashion show, with their Underwater collection. 

Their visionaries Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales were  deemed one of the most spectacular and wacky collecions of fashion week and I completely agree. 

Before I give you insight, it is said that Romance was Born is influenced by Captain Planet and 80's movies. Tell me if you can you see it?

So thinking of ideas for the party this week seems a less difficult task with these guys at hand.

``I love the girl's hair here.. and the use of wool and materials for a 'coral' look on the male moh-dehl.

``The use of make-up to blend in the hair here is GORGEOUS!

``The fake moustaché is a complete hit!

``Seaweed hair and an octopus head? Brilliant.

and even bigger photos for you post-faetus lovers of

``Lobster hair!

``Green-poop-like hair

``I'm not sure about the hair.. cupcakes on my head doesn't really do it for me, but i love the ourfit.. does that count?

``THE TULLE, THE TULLE!!

``Ohh, the detail in that dress, GIRL!

So last night i couldn't get to sleep à cause de I was window-shopping as such on 80's Purple. I've fould some pre-etty gorgeous dresses that i totes have to put on some sort of to-do list (I seem to have continous amounts of to-do lists which never really get finished...) so i can buy them while they're still well.. in existance in some form or another. Not buying a piece of clothing always ends up in the shop going out of stock, and then me having to go on E-bay to try and find that piece again, only to find some too-fashionable teen selling it for triple its price. *Damn you fashionable teen!!*

Anyway, here are my desired pieces of clothing..

Charlotte Ronson

//shiny but not. How deceiving!//

Anzevino & Florence

//I love the tulle-ish material in this dress. It's not quite soft tulle, but it is layered in such a way that i just want to eat it up then and there if i ever saw-saw it..//

Boxfresh

//arent these tights just so 80s? And matching them with heelz? excellent.//

Then i did some blog-stalking. I came across this photo on .. well again, i'm sorry.. i lost the blog [help anyone?], but i absolutely loved this outfit of Daisy Lowe. I completely missed the point of the post, something about Daisy, i was mesmerised by this tulle. Then i did some more checkin' out..

I hadn't heard blackascot before, but a fellow blogger led me to her and sure I loved this tulle dress that she'd commented on..

It's defs a favourite of mine, but at the same time, i have this dog, her name is Gwen, and she seems to always jump at me when i have it on.

Unfortunately for you gaiz, by the time i decided it was time to try out my new tripod, I was so nervous to use it.. it was dark.

WOOO! [reference to How-I-Met-Your-Mother.. anyone, anyone?]

Boots: English Dunlop

Jumper: Hand-knitted à la grand mère

Skirt: CUE

Umbrella: Best Friend-taxed.

And lastly.. I was looking around today, and did anyone want some ridiculously outrageous shoes?

Zaha Hadid combined forces with La Coste to come up with these babies. I'm not sure whether i'd wear them myself but...

Alright, so i'm looking for a blog that i was jus' scrollin' over about a week ago. There was a post about just getting a new tattoo.. it was of a feather on the side of the ribcage. It was a pretty cool blog, but i forgot to save the link in my handy folder of well, links.

Has this ever happened you you? You found a ridiculously good blog and forgotten to save it. Oh well, i guess it will be on my history at home.. or at least, i hope so!

Well.. the reason i'm asking was because in class today, I saw my friend's new tattoo by accident as her shirt fell down (it sounds worse than it is!!), but i was too nerdy to ask "well actually, there was this other girl whose blog i saw that had a feather on her ribcage.. are you her?!"

*sigh* The moment was lost, and i doubt i can ever bring it up again.

Edit: Nope. False alarm. It wasnt here. I guess having a feather on your ribcage is just popular, no? The blog was vintagetea.

My week has been absolutely hectic though!1!1!!!1!!1!

A ridiculous amount of work and assessments, but there is always time to blog.. and muse over serious questions like "what works better.. red or blue with this top?"

ah. but seriously. I was thinking about it. I have so many nice pairs of shoes, but never do i think of what i'm going to wear one day starting with my shoes. It's always either a top.. or skirt/pants.. and then quite sometime afterwards, yes! Shoes. That's what goes on my feet.

I am thinking that tomorrow i will start with my shoes, because sometimes, my shoes never come out of my closet, ever.

And with my obsessions of all things dunks, I was surfin' the site kicksonfire.

Check out these rad kicks. They're a take of all-things-fake, and display phat 'chanel' bling-bling.

Places like diversitile  will customise your kicks, like these transformer kicks beloww..

This pair of dunks are titled Nike Air Yeezy Gay Fish.. mouthful much? They're ridiculously 80's and i think i have found my new darling love, but priced at $1500, and momentarily residing in America, I think i am going to have to pass. 

I KNOW! But you say they're so colourful, and ridiculously epilectic-fit enducing. The best resolution to a fun night out? Another year pet, another year.

and for you gamers out there, there are even x-box kicks. you heard me, xbox. CRAZY! i know.

wait wait wait.. and here's the total selling point.

You can go from this..

to this..

...in under 5 minutes. Great, huh

But overall, my favourite would have to be these dunks.. created especially for the Nike anniversary last year. My favourite type of shoe. EDIBLE. Nomnomnomn.

Oh well, i guess i started this post on monday.. and it's wednesday now. i should probably click post..

I know, i know. You can rant and rave at me. I'm centuries late for with the notice, but it was a gradual process.. and hey, they grew on me. 

Alright Ladies, for the past year plus, i couldn't help noticing the cage skirt.

At first, i thought they looked terrible, and wasn't the biggest fan, but i have come to love them ...as soon as they're fading out of fashion. Typical me.

Anyways, from the 1880z onwards, women added a 'cage' as such under their dresses to get a va-va-va-vooom. It didn't look too becoming on them, but hey, no one but their hussly husbands would see them, right?

Question of the Day: Does anyone know how to say "Good Luck" or the equivalent in any languages? I know in English the phrase "break a leg" is ACTUALLY a good thing, crazy, i know, right?

Anyway, I absolutely luuh' languages, but actually being good at them is another thing, hey?

Ps. Sorry, i thought it was necessary to have a short post after all these long posts.. and plus, I'm getting a camera tripod on saturday *woo* so i can totes impress you allz with my outfits right?

sick dawg.

over and out. x

Ps. I absolutely luhhh' my new dunks!

Check em out...

I'm in love.