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Available on Amazon

On sale for only $12.79

& Also this handy knuckle iphone case by Rebecca Minkoff;

Which also comes in Pink & Purple :)

Available at Nordstrom

Price: $58.00

"Melt Ice Cream" iPhone case
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for only $7.00

Ok, I came across these shoes while online shopping on solestruck & all I can say is whoa...



These shoe designers are really pushing the envelope these days!






I would just LOVE to see someone try to walk in these !
Retailed at 999.95 (or $1000) bucks at Solestruck.

OK SO, Yesterday, I went to the MET (Metropolitan Museum of Art) for the Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty Exhibit & stayed in complete awe as well as inspiration throughout the whole exhibit and even day..
As a matter of fact, i'm still greatly inspired at this very moment.
What i'm basically telling you is, if you haven't visited the exhibit & you're in the NYC area,
please do it as soon as possible because you won't be disappointed one bit.


& for those who aren't nearby, or can't make it here's a video basically displaying the same and extra
details that were included in the exhibit:


OR
click this link;
http://blog.metmuseum.org/alexandermcqueen/

It was so amazing and intense with emotion. I got pissed when I heard someone say "Ooh you can tell he was inspired by Lady Gaga." As if Lady Gaga presented herself to the world as she is now before McQueen even came about. *rolls eyes* Anyway, He was truly a legend and oh so inspiring. The quotes mounted on walls and displays also help you to understand the stories behind every garment which sometimes lead me into a "OHH! I get it now!" moment when viewing then reading.  What I loved the most was the fact that you KNEW and could tell how much time and thought and patience that were put into every design.

& UNFORTUNATELY, we couldn't take photos, & while I tried to sneak, I failed.

Here are some photos that I took of exhibits & such at the Metropolitan Museum of Art this past weekend,

Starting off with my favorite photograph by an inspiring photographer Diane Arbus. The name of this photograph was called "Elizabeth Taylor look-alike", you can read the story behind it by clicking the picture for enlargement. :

(by the way, I have no idea where this letter "J" came from in the photo above :/ *shrug*)

Aaaanywho,

(it was a group project to go and discover different types of store & what not) but overall it was a really good experience. We (the group I was in, and I) discovered/found some really great boutiques & vintage stores that I will be going back to.

Here's some of the photos, enjoy:

In a store titled "Narnia" which was a Thrift store:

 I know you spot the Hermes belt, lol.

 Christian Louboutins! Chloe Boots!

 Madness.

An exploration of NYC, underground.