Outfit: In Suspension

I've been looking for suspenders everywhere, and I finally found them. I have so many plans for these. *Cue evil laugh and sinister wringing of hands*

Outfit: Gloomed Over

So a few weeks ago, completely out of the blue, Thomas Jefferson Hospital called me for an interview. It was unexpected because I applied for the externship back in March and figured that my opportunity had long passed. Anywho, here's what I wore to the interview (minus the flower). It was also a very gloomy day. No me gusta :(

Look at Riley watching me take pics!

Also, everyone, do me a favor and check out my cousin Jasmine's blog. She's just getting started, so show her some love! 

Outfit: American Disaster

Last week was ca-razy! We had an earthquake, a hurricane tropical storm, and a tornado! Luckily, things weren't too bad over here. Anywho, I made a post about these shorts a long long time ago (a little over a month) when I had absolutely NO followers. I've come a long way! I saw some American flag shorts at Topshop and wanted them, but refused to pay fifty bucks. I took some ugly thrift store shorts I had, cut them a little shorter, and painted the American flag on em. Then I went all Crystin the Carpenter on these bad boys and used some of my dad's sand paper to make the holes. 

Like most cats, Riley is very nosy. Every time I take pictures, he comes outside and watches me. What a creeper! Anyway, here's how you can make the shorts:

1. Get some old unwanted shorts. Cut them to the desired length.

2. Paint one half of the shorts blue.

3. While that's drying, take a ruler and a pencil, and draw the stripes on the other half. Make sure the pencil is light enough that you can paint over it.

4. Paint every other stripe red. Let this side dry.

5. Draw or print a star in the size you want on a piece of cardboard or paper. Take that and place it on a sponge and cut the sponge in the shape of the star.

6. Dip the star in white paint and go crazy on the blue side! (or not, it's your choice)

7. Go to the side with the stripes and paint in the white stripes.

8. Add your own modifications: studs, holes, frayed edges, let your inner Picasso come to life.

Voila! Instant fabulousness!