Unif Threadbare Tank and Leopard Print Bra / Stylestalker Leggings / Moto Jacket courtesy of Nasty Gal / Deadstock Vintage Sunglasses / Tiger of Sweden Bag 

Hi guys! I would absolutely love your support for the Lookbook.nu x Azalea SF contest I’ve entered. From all the Lookbook.nu contests I’ve entered, this contest by far has been one of the most meaningful one to me up-to-date. I’ve been attending Project Tradeshow since 2009 thanks to my friends at UNIF (an amazing brand and an even more amazingly busy booth during the show), and since the beginning I’ve been in awe of the production. How so many influential tastemakers, personalities and creative individuals can be gathered together in one city let alone room is truly a work of its own. Project Tradeshow has played a major force of inspiration for me to continue the path of pursuing my dream to work in a creative industry.

Each ‘like’, tweet, re-post and even the short few seconds you take to take a glance at my entry already means the world to me. Thank you so much to everyone who read up to the bottom of this post, and hope that you will join me in support, to have a small voice in what at times feels like a large and daunting industry. To vote, follow the instructions listed on the link HERE. Thank you all in advance!

Lulu’s Pastel Two Toned Blouse / Top Shop Pants / DSquared Heels / Willis Bag courtesy of Coach

Although sometimes I fear to fall as a victim of a stereotype, and in this case, a stereotype that has more shoes than sense (and cents too, for that matter) and one that walks to and fro an alley in both directions, knowing what you like and what you feel comfortable in is essential to one’s personal style, especially since it’s so easy to get swept up in the latest trends and fads. Personally I didn’t wear much color from age fourteen to sixteen, instead, I preferred to dress in pleather, leather, band tee’s and self-studded jackets. A few years later and a more obvious style evolution, presently the majority of my closet is anything but. Pastel and nude tones for the past few seasons has been my comfort zone. Only time will tell if it will remain so. And although I normally shy away from anything that’s not neutral or black when it comes to hand bags, re-interpreted release of the Willis bag I received at the Coach Blogger dinner last week proves to be a great exception. Thanks Coach! xo