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Heaps Cool Stuff

September 4, 2012 10:29 am 5 comments

For anybody who missed it, this is the A Current Affair story I was in last night with Caitlin and Hayley.

And for some other cool stuff:

This drawing of Sailor and Lula (Nic Cage and Laura Dern) from Wild at Heart (one of my favourite movies) by withapencilinhand available from society6.

I just want to wear these Pink Sugerga House of Holland Collaboration Pink Dot Plimsolls with cute dresses this Spring and Summer.

I love this pastel pink polka dot and pearl fuck off collar from Teacup Rose.

I’ve been reading a lot of interesting things such as Isabel’s post about Rookie/Girl Guts/internet ‘weird girls’. Arabelle’s reply ‘The Weird Girl Troupe‘. Meagan talking about growing up and why it rules. Kate Carraway writing about giving up. On the subject of giving up, I Don’t Want To Be A Feminist Anymore from Feministing. Lindsay Zoladz on sexism and Pitchfork. Brodie’s tips on how to eat when you’re broke. And an oral history of the iconic 90s label X-Girl from Paper Magazine.

5 Comments

  • deerdonna
    on Sep 04, 2012
    at 11:00 am

    cutest cutest cutest. you girls were amazing!

    <3

    i loved it all! and that fuck off collar is epic.

    Reply
  • Zero Style
    on Sep 04, 2012
    at 12:19 pm

    You rule Bronny! And thanks for all the links at the bottom, I use the internet so selfishly that I miss out on big things, like the permateen aesthetic debate. Interesting reads indeed.

    Reply
  • Georgia Rose
    on Sep 04, 2012
    at 8:37 pm

    You are SO COOL omg.

    Reply
  • borneogirl
    on Sep 05, 2012
    at 8:59 am

    the ACA story brought me here! ur gorgeous & ur blog is awesome…hope 2 get some outfit inspiration here…btw any tips on how bigger girls can wear maxi dresses? oxo

    Reply
  • meagan
    on Sep 13, 2012
    at 10:57 am

    thanks for the linkage <3 the whole permateen thing is really fascinating, i see both sides of the issue, but can't help but wonder if it is an issue that should be explored more fully, and outside of the context of Personal Feelings.

    Reply

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