Such great heights

So we're moving in less than 15 days. Yet again. I know it shouldn't even feel like a chore anymore since we do it every year, but each year it comes-and it still brings me no joy. The only part I like is that we're moving back to the same exact place we were before, except in a completely different unit-with outdoor space for barbeques, entertainment, etc...I look at it this way- it's one step closer to owning our dream home in Pasadena. *Sigh* Hopefully (crossing my fingers) we'll be homeowners next year. What I'll really miss from our current place is my massive bedroom-sized walk in closet. Shoe library and all. I can't bear to think about it right now...I'll think about it tomorrow. 

This is what I wore to run errands today. I couldn't wait to break in my new Sam Edelman's. And you know what? I never knew the amount of attention one can get from wearing 6 inch platforms. We were in line at Chipotle today, and no joke 5 women literally almost dropped their tray of food from gawking at them. :-/  I know I'm really late in the game when it comes to these babies, and at first I thought I wanted the Zoe's. But I'm really happy I went with the Zoyla's. Studs are really more my thing anyway. I'm a happy happy girl. Next dream shoes: LOUBS! Yeah, right ;)

MaxStudio sweater/F21 tank/BDG jeggings/Vintage flea market necklace/RayBans/Sam Edelman Zoyla

I'm a sensation...

Hi guys! I'm back...well sort of. My best friend was amazing enough, to not only let me do our laundry at her house today, but was also gracious enough to set me up internet wise, as we currently STILL do not have internet/cable at the new house.

Long story short, the move, albeit rainy-was actually pretty smooth. I love the space of the new place, and I feel like once everything is in it's place-we'll really enjoy it there. And did I mention, my closet?! Holy Toledo-it's huge! Like twice the size of our old walk-in. Perhaps when we're a little more settled, I'll do a closet video post. :)

Finally got the pics from my sister's birthday. So, those will be up sometime this week. But for now, I bring you (Sorry it's a week late)-The Best and Worst Dressed at the Golden Globes 2010...

Worst

4.) Fergie in Elie Saab-This just screams Prom to me. Thank God, her hair was able to cover up those straps, because then it would've looked cheaper than it already did. Terrible. What a waste.

3.) Chloe Sevigny in Valentino-Ok, so I know a lot of you are going to disagree with me on this one. I think the dress would be prettier if the ruffles didn't go across the shoulders like it does. She already has a very broad frame, and I think it makes her look even wider up top. I know ruffles are in this season, but this was definitely too much.

2.) Lauren Graham in Monique Lhuillier-This is barbie gone wrong. I hate this dress. The material shows everything.

1.) Tina Fey in Zac Posen-Oh Tina...I know she doesn't really try to be the best dressed, but she's certainly looked better than this. It just looks very cartoony. I don't like the color (drab) and I hate the shape. Not cute.

Best

5.) Anna Kendrick in Marchesa-Marchesa knows how to do a winning red carpet gown. This is first time at the Globes, but I think she definitely did it right. Perhaps the glitter was a little too much, but I love love love the ruffled one shoulder. So chic!

4.) Ginnifer Goodwin in Vionnet-I was so glad to see a short, bright, dress on the red carpet. There weren't a lot. And at first I didn't like the way the dress draped around the hip. But the dress, and her whole look definitely grew on me.

3.) Diane Kruger in Christian Lacroix-Now, this is how you do pink. Pink being one of my favorite colors, I was so happy to see it presented in such a sophisticated and unique way. I love the detailing along the bust the white belt. So unexpected. But in a good way.




2.) Emily Blunt in Dolce & Gabbana- I feel like Emily Blunt can do no wrong when it comes to red carpet elegance. She just exudes it. I love the blush color of it, and the way it hugs her amazing toned body. She just looked amazing.

1.) Dianna Agron in Reem Acra-Stunning. Stunning! She wasn't even going to be on my list, because she didn't get interviewed on the red carpet, and then I saw this picture. My heart stopped. So ethereal and so goddess-like. I love every inch of it. The more I look at it, the more jealous of her I become. Haha.

So...please forgive my absence. I hope this will satiate your hunger for now. Until next time. And hopefully, I'll be blogging from my own home. ;)
xoxo

Send me a redeemer...

Finally, an outfit post! This is sort of the best I could do given most of my clothes have already been packed, ready for the move on Tues. But yeah, the outfit is sort of a mish-mash of things I got for Christmas, apart from the plaid shirt which I bought myself. I wore this out last night, to see my sister in The Children's Hour. My sister was absolutely fabulous in it, and even got me crying at one point. She has a subtle realness to her acting that not a lot of girls can pull off. But I guess that's to be expected of actors in the high school level. But all in all-I was very impressed with her.

It's so weird to see the apartment in its current state. Although, we've only been living here for a year and a half, it's still our first home together, and it will forever be remembered. But it's definitely nice to be moving into a house. Especially since it's 3 blocks away from my best friend. The only unfortunate thing is-we have to stay an extra year in the valley. But it is for only a year, so I'm not too bent out of shape about it. I'm excited to make more memories at the new place!

Golden Globes are today! I don't know what my internet situation is going to be for the next couple of days, but keep on a lookout for my annual best/worst dressed list. So exciting.

xoxo

TCEC couture leather jacket/Target plaid shirt/AA tank/HM liquid leggings/Style&Co. shoulder bag/SM Luxe platforms

Last week of my life.

The last week of my old life anyway. Not necessarily a bad life, either. I'm just super excited to be starting anew with my love. I know we've been a huge part of each other's lives for about three years now. And I had been living with him on and off for a year. But this is different. It certainly feels different. This is the first time we'll be in our own space. To do anything we wish, and not have to worry about other people. I mean, yeah-the financial thing gets in the way. But it makes me feel good that we're at that point in our lives. He means the absolute world to me...at this moment he is getting all of our furniture together for our move on the 26th. I can't believe that's this saturday. And he's making most of our stuff from scratch or totally revamping them to make them absolutely our own. Knowing that he cares this much, makes me even more excited. I have yet to see everything in its finished state. I'm anxious.

We went to my friend Anna's wedding yesterday. It was a beautiful wedding. Totally not my style. But then again, most weddings aren't. I'm kinda pretentious when it comes to planning things like that. I hate to admit it, but it's true. Nevertheless, the bride looked beautiful, and it was all beautiful. Sorry I'm saying beautiful too much. Blech. But of course being there made me think of my own wedding. I can't wait for the whole shabang ceremony that I have been dreaming of since I was a little girl. And yesterday, Geo and I actually began to talk about. He even gave me (and a few other people, in fact) a pseudo timeline. He says, it'll be after we both get our bachelor's degrees. Well...I get mine next year. But he doesn't get his till the year after. So, hmm...However...

It was the first time he ever actually asked me for the details of what I wanted my engagement ring to look like. We've always kind of talked about all this, but the fact that he actually asked me made me swoon. I was so elated. I told him this is what I wanted:



I didn't show him this exact one, but he gets it. I've never been a diamond kind of girl anyway. ;p

Well let's see. what else? I guess go see The Dark Knight. It's absolutely, breathtakingly, pitch-perfect. UH-MAY-ZING!

We kissed like we invented it...

God, Guy Garvey is such a poet. A man after my own heart, I say.

Anyhoo. What a weekend, eh? It seemed like I never stopped moving. It all started on Friday. My photoshoot with Danielle was an absolute success. It was hot as hell and I was dripping sweat all over the ground, but it was worth it when I saw the shots. Click my myspace to go check them out. A video of the day will be coming soon as well.

Saturday, Geo and I went apartment hunting out in Northridge. Our future home. It was pretty 50/50. There were some that we didn't like and some that we did like but were too expensive, and then some that were just, "wtf?!" But there was one that I was absolutely gaga over. So, I'm crossing my fingers that that one will work out.

My dad's 51st birthday was yesterday, and we celebrated by going to Raffi's, eating yummy Mediterranean food, and walking around Glendale's new Americana. Ok, so it's not so new, but new for my family anyway. My dad kept saying he liked The Grove much better, and I guess from a design standpoint I would have to agree. But in terms of shopping, the Americana is better for that. We saw Wanted, which I had been dying to see since I first saw the teaser trailer. I really liked it. I don't know if my dad did, but I really did enjoy it. The rest of my review for the movie can be found on facebook.

So, that was my weekend. And lately I feel like I've just been blogging for blogging's sake. I haven't created a new post in a couple days, and the last one was a sentence long, and about bug bites. Not exactly interesting.

I'm dying to see this


But I will probably end up seeing this...


Well, hope this finds you readers shortly. Tata.