Clothes Bitterness

I really want a big closet full of lots of clothes that makes the closet look over-flowing like the one below. Unfortunately, and fortunately, I move so much and I'm always living out of a suitcase. It's difficult for me to have so many clothes when I'm pretty much backpacking through life.



photo courtesy of google images

Post-Test Amusement

I think I did fairly well on my test. It was fairly simple. I still needed a stress reducer after taking it, as I do after finishing any paper or test. Today's reducer was Duck Soup. I love the Marx brothers. Groucho is my favorite, but Harpo and Chico are hilarious as well. The Groucho "mirror" scene is my favorite.





Outfit:



t-shirt: Rue 21
skirt: Maurices
boots: Payless

Class, Job, Study

Today has been a busy day. I've spent the late morning/early noon in class, the afternoon job searching, and now I get to spend the evening studying for my first photography test. Job searching is the worst. It is difficult to find employment in a small college town. However, I have tried to find employment everywhere, ranging from a library to fast food to coffee shop. Library sounds most exciting to me, but I'm not sure that will work out, sadly.





jacket: Target
shirt: Factory Connection
skirt: Target via Thrift

Take or Make

In my photography class we discussed the difference between "making" a picture and "taking" a picture. This concept was interesting to me because I do see a difference. I see taking a photograph as catching your target off guard or showing them for who they truly are, while making a photograph seems to be idealizing an image.

Do you see these fashion outfits as made?





Or are regular fashion blog pictures made or taken?





dress: Charlotte Russe
leggings: Goodys
sandals: Forever 21