Monday, October 25, 2010

Soaking Wet Happiness


To me, this photo is screaming euphoria.

Perfect Outfit

I'm so ready to wear this...



Fall is here:)

Friday, October 15, 2010

MK & A

I missed out on the childhood obsession. Maybe it just hit me later?










Love these pants


"When we were growing up, our mother taught us never to have your belly button exposed," Mary-Kate adds. This low-key, tempered sensuality is the spine of their collection. The Row lady doesn't need to put it all out there because she has something going on "in here." This mood was reflected in the Olsens' Fall 2010 presentation, just 19 looks in a simple palette, worn with the same summery flat: a black wrap coat, a precise white shift dress, a languid jumpsuit—all the pieces girls want but have a devil of a time actually finding. Resort had a similar quiet confidence, each look paired with vintage Prada loafers. Both Olsens are huge Prada fans. "Miuccia's spin always has a sense of humor, which I love," Ashley says. "CĂ©line's quite amazing too," adds Mary-Kate.

Though the two don't fantasize about giving anyone a "Row-over," they would like to dress the first lady. "I'd love to get Michelle Obama in the Row," Ashley says. "The simple suits and things. It's all made in America, so why not?" But the two chalk up their first success to Lauren Hutton, whom both are "obsessed with" and who was shot for Forbes in 2007 "on a motorcycle in our leather leggings. I think there's nothing chicer than that," says Ashley. The Olsens have in fact already appeared in Forbes—the first time as kids. Toddler titans? "Nah," says Ashley, giggling. "The Most Powerful Crawlers."

So, newly 24, newly East Coast, but always in control, Mary-Kate and Ashley are, yes, getting their ducks in a row. And 24, the age when you can take New York by storm, is the perfect time to do it. "Ah, but," says Mary-Kate, looking at Ashley with an old-soul smile, "we're 48."


http://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/fashion-articles/the-row-olsen-twins-interview-0910

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Mourning Wilson

Interesting that we are competitive and progressive by nature.


Pop culture never was calculus. So why am I addicted?

GRE Words Seeping into My Brain


I feel perfunctory. And I can't help it.
The flight risk setting in...

Friday, October 1, 2010

Still Unsettled...

-Stanford

-Northwestern


-BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY

Lucky Ones

On the edge of a moment
In a land that we love
In a time that our best has to be good enough
Like all those before us we start out alone
We race from our school yards into the unknown

City lights, as far as the eye can see
You and I, we will live differently

With our hearts in our hands like loaded guns
We're taking our chance, we're the lucky ones
This moment is yours, this moment is mine,
And we're gonna be fine
Oh oh oh...

Searching for love counting steps as we go
Our parents they taught us there's no way to know
I still hear their voices in the back of my head
Saying you'll do it better than we ever did

City lights, as far as the eye can see
You and I, we'll do it differently

With our hearts in our hands like loaded guns
We're taking our chance, we're the lucky ones
This moment is yours, this moment is mine,
And we're gonna be fine
Oh oh oh... Oh oh oh...

City lights, stretching from sea to sea
You and I, it was meant to be

With our hearts in our hands like loaded guns
We're taking our chance, we're the lucky ones
This moment is yours, this moment is mine,
And we're gonna be fine
yeah, we're gonna be fine, yeah yeah…
This moment is yours this moment is mine, oh,
And we're gonna be fine…
Oh oh oh... Oh oh oh...