FAB FINDS

Friday, January 21, 2011

BASHFULLY BERZERK EYE GOGGLES: You got me ALL GOGGLEY-EYED

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Vintage HAT PINS: No one likes a LOOSE TOPPER

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Ever wonder why there's always that one idiot who chooses to wear a hat on the most windest of days??? Like seriously. what the heck was going through their minds when they dressed themselves today??? Wouldn't you for once like to be the clever one walking past with your lovely hat fastened ever-so securely on your tete??? Sounds like a good time invest in a good ol' hat pin. Coincidentally, decorative hat pins arose into popularity by prominent lady figures in the Victorian era to subtly secure loose floppy hats to the hair. These elongated pins were approx. 20 cm in length & very slim in diameter coming in a wide range of pin lengths & pin head styles. My prediction is they will soon emerge back into mainstream fashion as a must-have accessory through the underground hippie & grunge fashion scene. (Partially sourced: Wikipedia.com)

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

"CAMEL TOE" SHOES: SPLIT in the RIGHT DIRECTION

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Yaaaouchhhh!!!! are you getting an eye sore and possibly a wedgie from just looking at these shoes, I don't blame you. These split-toe shoes ( also referred to as tabi shoes ) are actually a commonly woren footwear in Japan. These camel toe inspired shoes separate the big toe away from the rest of the toes on the foot and supposedly provide superior balance allowing the wearer to have a greater connection to the surface they walk on. Seriously. no one likes a break-up, let's stay together for fashion's sake (pleeeassssseee), all 5 toesies in a bunch, thanks. ( Partially sourced from: http://www.ninja-training-techniques.com )