Today the bus ride to work was horrible. First time I wear a dress to work and I get stares. They really weren't stares that made me feel flattered but more like violated. The dress was mid thigh length but I wore black tights and shirts under. The men in the bus were checking me out as if I was a piece of meat.
Then to make things worse some big guy gets super close to me and stared down my dress. Feeling furious an violates I told him he was way too close to me and to move. I wasn't very nice about it and he got the picture.
The feminist in me wanted to lecture him but my stop was nearing and I'm not that bold. Definitely not letting this get to me. Just wanted to vent a bit.
Other than that incident I think today was a successes. At work I'm getting along with the girls and I'm still getting used to the environment.
Here's two photos of my new boots I bought at work and dress I got at forever 21.
Love and good vibes
Marianna
Aug 18, 2012
Aug 16, 2012
DIY: Spike Studded Choker
Made this a week ago but I was unsure wether to post this here. Since I don't own any chokers except for a velvet one, I decided to make my own since finding one is 1) difficult and 2) expensive.
It's quite easy to make! I will make more and add a better detailed tutorial later.
Materials:
-Thin black belt
-Studs (spiked, coned--your choice)
-Scissors
-1 pair of snap buttons
First off measure your neck and add about 4 cm, cut the belt according to your neck size. Second, begin to stud your soon-to-be-choker. I did it by hand for better precision. Next, sew on the snap buttons at the ends of the soon-to-be-choker and voila! (*´∀`*)ノ
Easy huh? You can make bravely this way too.
Here is a crappy phone picture of my choker.
If anyone does this share your final product with me!
It's quite easy to make! I will make more and add a better detailed tutorial later.
Materials:
-Thin black belt
-Studs (spiked, coned--your choice)
-Scissors
-1 pair of snap buttons
First off measure your neck and add about 4 cm, cut the belt according to your neck size. Second, begin to stud your soon-to-be-choker. I did it by hand for better precision. Next, sew on the snap buttons at the ends of the soon-to-be-choker and voila! (*´∀`*)ノ
Easy huh? You can make bravely this way too.
Here is a crappy phone picture of my choker.
If anyone does this share your final product with me!
Online Shop: Pretty Pastels
*´¨) ¸.•´¸.•*´¨) ¸.•*¨) (¸.•´ (¸.•` *´¨) ¸.•´¸.•*´¨) ¸.•*¨)¨´*
So as part of my new blogging experience I have decided to promote online shops that I think are worth getting attention! I feel very proud to promote this shop called Pretty Pastels. It's a small shop that sells handmade items such as hair bows, phone charms and jewelry! The owner Syra, makes all the items herself. How awesome is that?! | Instagram Earrings |
| BFF Bow Phone Charms |
| Macarons Phone Charms |
Aug 3, 2012
I put a spell on you
Friday night ended up being a total drag. Tried to read, nap and eat but still wasn't enjoying myself. In the end my box of makeup called out to me. There was classical Indian music in the background and love in the air. Being the kind person I am I reached out to it and smothered it with my face. Hence my cakeface. ♡
DIY part: my choker is actually a black headband with studs. I added the studs myself. Ordered 50 of them off ebay for $3! I think I'll keep it and use it as a headband as well.
DIY part: my choker is actually a black headband with studs. I added the studs myself. Ordered 50 of them off ebay for $3! I think I'll keep it and use it as a headband as well.
![]() |
| Bindi from Rae! |
I'M A WITCH ☾ー'・*:.。. .。.:*・゜゚・*
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)







