oh my god, shoes.

If I had four million dollars, I would buy a car. But afterwards, I would buy all the shoes on the face of Earth.





Both Vivienne Westwood and exactly the same..but just different enough to make me confused as to which I like the best.


The first time I saw Jane Aldridge from Sea of Shoes wearing this..I wanted to cry. I will probably never be able to afford them and would absolutely settle for some copycats, if any, you know, existed.



There's no logical reason why I love these Chanel's, except that I do. Maybe it's all those years exposed to Grand Theft Auto.

And don't worry, I'm only hypothetically greedy, promise.

every girl needs nana

NANA is a Japanese manga by Ai Yazawa about two girls who move to Tokyo at the same time, one is in a punk band and one is a super cute girl moving to live with her boyfriend. It is literally one of my favorite things in the world, not just because of the cheesy, soap-opera storyline, but because of the FASHION. Yazawa was a fashion school drop out, so she really, really knows her business. With every single turn of the page, I found myself being inspired. And not only by the plethora of accurate Vivienne Westwood drawings, although I would be lying if I told you that wasn't my favorite part.

Ps, sorry my posts have been so nerdy lately. I just can't help it!






Perhaps my favorite item in this series is the Vivienne Westwood Orb Lighter one of the character's always wears.



Makes me wish I had a need for a lighter. Or that I was filthy rich.

Images via Mini Tokyo and Aethereality and Google.