The trench featured here is my always-right, always-perfect number from London Fog.
Craving other how-to’s? Here’s how to wear a jean jacket, how to wear a scarf, how to wear a button up, how to wear jeans, or how to wear lipstick.
The trench featured here is my always-right, always-perfect number from London Fog.
Craving other how-to’s? Here’s how to wear a jean jacket, how to wear a scarf, how to wear a button up, how to wear jeans, or how to wear lipstick.
Why don’t you combine this lash tutorial with some of my other makeup how to’s? Here’s how to do the “Hi, Put Money In My Tip Jar” eye, here’s how to do A Standard Five Minute Face, and finally (start planning, summer is closer than you think) how to do a Summer Proof Face.
Pick these mascaras up at your corner drugstore, or find them online: Maybelline Volum’ Express, CoverGirl Lash Blast Volume, and Maybelline Great Lash.
PS: Don’t buy brown mascara – ever! It just ain’t worth it. Choose regular black if you’re fair, and go for the blackest black if you can handle it.
Every gal should own the perfect jean jacket – I found mine on sale at Urban Outfitters when I was a junior in high school, and I’ve never looked back.
That animal print belt is from J.Crew and was last seen here, the fuchsia Christian Dior skirt was a lucky find in grandma’s closet, the camo jacket is from the men’s department of GAP, the Rag & Bone chambray shirt was illustrated just like this here, the dress is a Liberty print from Target, and finally, that there is a black tee from American Apparel.
I went with laces like these.
It may be said that these Bass boots are the best way to explore the archives of My Closet in Sketches. Check it:
I wore them in,
-Lucky Strike
-Working Girl
-School of Hip Hop
-Morning After, Making Out, Sunrise on the Seine
-Do You Remember September
-and more.
If you follow me on Instagram, you may have noticed there’s been a recent addition to my DC life – my brother, Alex, just moved to town. He’s basically the coolest and I love living with him.
As the creator of the successful website Diehard Sport and a single guy new to the big city, a sartorial transformation was needed to usher in this next chapter.
The key to our successful quest to the Georgetown shops was speed (Alex isn’t really the “shopping for pleasure” kind of guy), honesty (“Your pants are too big. Try on these.”), and focus (no swinging by the ladies section!).
Our haul included this sweatershirt, this hooded sweatshirt, and this sweater from H&M; a sweater similar to this from Banana Republic; Levi’s 511′s, double snap shirts, and this thermal; these Creative Recreation kicks that I want in my size; and the Clark’s Original Desert Boot in brown leather.
Alex picked up The Corrections while browsing at Kramer Books a few nights before our jaunt – I’d say the novel has really inspired him to step up his game, no?