What I've learned about fashion thus far...

I've learned that you shouldn't wear everything that looks cute on someone else. We've all flipped through Vogue and thought, "omg I have to have that!" But the reality is not always so kind. We're looking at the size 0 model who is basically used as a clothing hanger to view this fabulous outfit. In the real world, we all have different bodies. What looks incredible on someone else may not look so good on you. I don't know how many outfits/combinations I've come across that I thought would look awesome ... if only I was someone else who was petite. Instead, I'm big and curvy and some things just don't work for me. I've had to accept it. It's okay though cause some pieces may work for me that don't necessarily work for other people. Although, I do sometimes wish that the fashion world made a lot more cool shit for curvier ladies. I guess I'll have to stick to my shoes and handbag obsession for the time being haha.

Also, try something crazy. Why not? Who the hell cares what people think. I've travelled a lot and I've never seen people so brave about fashion except in Asia. Japan is awesome for people watching and fashion. However, make sure you are comfortable with what you're wearing. Bold is good if you can handle it and hold your head high entering a room. If YOU care about what you're wearing a little too much, and if you find yourself freaking out about what people think about you, maybe it's not the best choice. I find that if you're not comfortable it reads all over your face and mannerisms when you're in public. So be brave and have fun!