The cut off shirt above was designed by Joel Kanitz of This Century for The Maine's 2014 Warped Tour line. Since I've had it, I've seen my aunt + my mom wear it at least a couple times.. It's that comfortable and rad-looking.
I don't own a lot of bell bottoms and when I found these on the sale rack at Forever 21, I practically plunged towards them. And of course, what better to partner a little 60's/70's flare with some Nick Santino merch? He just gives off that 70's rock and roll vibe, and I don't know - maybe it's a lot to do with the hair and vagabond feel he's got going for him.
It's that busy time of year again in a dancer's life. The end of another hectic season.
Rehearsals, rehearsals, compiled on top of
more rehearsals. This week we hit the theatre for our first onstage run
throughs for our production of Don Quiote.
Contrary from the band's individual merchandise on the website, 8123 has an array of different... well, 8123 branded clothing.
I always get asked about the numbers when I wear it out in public - I
guess it's a good way to advertise to all the curious humans out there.
THIS BAG. This sturdy little bag has been EVERYWHERE. Anywhere you can imagine. Even when it's not being a globetrotter + sitting on various airport floors, it comes along with me daily to my ballet studio. It's been in use everyday for over a year straight; money's worth you could say?
Laying in the middle of a parking lot and taking photos is quite dangerous and I really don't recommend it. What's more rock and roll than all black + a little leather? My aunt actually told me the only thing really missing from these photos is a burning cigarette. And surprisingly, I couldn't agree more.
Sometimes you just have those days when all you want to do is lounge around in comfy clothing, am I right? (Okay, well those days are pretty much everyday for me, but my busy schedule prohibits laying around for more than 30+ minutes.) I wish those days came around more often.
