I've been dealing with my current non-domiciled status by pursuing a rigorous course of retail therapy. Completely irrational? Yes. But, also a pretty good excuse. Lately, I've spotted a few fellow Brooklynites giving new life to black leggings by sporting latex versions. The thought of pairing these with a crisp, thigh-high shirtdress has a very strong appeal. It wasn't until I started doing some research that I realized was unwittingly just another sheep in the fashonista. Not the first time I've experienced that revelation. The pair Olsen A is wearing in the picture are made by Kova and T. They aren't really latex, which as a matter of hygiene seems like the way to go. The bad news is these are back-ordered all over the world. What's a homeless shopaholic to do?
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Adventures in Latex
I've been dealing with my current non-domiciled status by pursuing a rigorous course of retail therapy. Completely irrational? Yes. But, also a pretty good excuse. Lately, I've spotted a few fellow Brooklynites giving new life to black leggings by sporting latex versions. The thought of pairing these with a crisp, thigh-high shirtdress has a very strong appeal. It wasn't until I started doing some research that I realized was unwittingly just another sheep in the fashonista. Not the first time I've experienced that revelation. The pair Olsen A is wearing in the picture are made by Kova and T. They aren't really latex, which as a matter of hygiene seems like the way to go. The bad news is these are back-ordered all over the world. What's a homeless shopaholic to do?
Labels:
Brooklyn,
Kova and T,
latex leggings,
Mary Kate Olsen,
street fashion
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


No comments:
Post a Comment