"It may be normal, darling; but I'd rather be natural"

-Holly Golightly, Breakfast at Tiffany's

What I'm Wearing: Shaggy Fur Coat (Brand Spanking New), American Apparel Dress & Office Shoes. This is my new fur. Say Hello to Shag-a-delic. Its warm, weird and people look at me funny when I wear it; what more could I ever ask for in a garment? Oh and my ring. Topshop. Bold & Big...and I love how it looks with Bright Blue Nails.

Friday Night: Music, Candles & Fun People. Frances wandered over to my house in the rain. She still looked impeccable. How?! We all drank some wine and talked about life. No need for neon-bright clubs, my cosy room was more than sufficient for the subdued night we all had in mind.

Fashion Bloggers made the front page of the Life&Arts Section of the Financial Times Today. This pretty much made my day, (as well as the discovery that Dr. Pepper Zero exists! Who Knew?!) In the article, Nicola Copping, (FT's deputy fashion editor) asserted that "yes: fashion bloggers, like the cool kids in school, have become a kind of elite band". She later quoted Scott Schuman, who explained his blog's appeal by its informal tone, "I speak to you as I speak to any of my other friends".

I think this is pretty much my approach to the writing in my blog, there is nothing formal or stiff-lipped about the words I put here. And while I wish I could write freely as if I was in front of a friend, the hostile anons have once again poured onto this website in full-pathetic flood. All I can say, if you hate my clothes, I'm all up for hearing about that-but as for anything else (my future, my weight, my boyfriend etc...), I can only help but marvel as to why you would even think I would be interested in your opinion?!