So what if it drizzles and dribbles and drips?

Finally! Rain!...that I sort of missed out on. =( I was working for most of the day, so I didn't get a chance to break out the umbrella. I just stood inside the rather cozy coffee shop and watched the water fall. After work, I scurried on over to a used book store nearby. Books and rain just make sense. I picked up a copy of "Falling Up" by Shel Silverstein and a great 70''s Vogue Sewing book. Witty poems, fun illustrations, and a great sewing book were the perfect end to my day.

I've got to try this sometime. Clothed, of course! =)

The Vogue Sewing Book has a great section on some great designers. Here, my fashion love for Yves Saint Laurent.

dress secondhand, cotton cardi Madewell, silver locket So Good Jewelry in Savannah

To DIY for

Ok dears, I need your help. I've been racking up a few images of things that have inspired some DIY ideas. So, which DIY should I DMS (do myself)? Below are the images. Please tell me what you think!

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DiY 1: Dip dye white skinnies. I just bought a pair of white jeans as one of my summer staples. I've wanted to do this to them all along. ;)

Image from 80spurple.com

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DiY 2: Cut out back tee. Find an oversized tee and cut it up! image from openingceremony.us

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DiY 3: Boatneck t-shirt dress. This will be great to pair with some skinnies. I love an open neckline. image from openingceremony.us

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DiY 4: Zipper leg leggings or jeans. I have a pair of jeans that would be great for this, but I've also wanted to try it with leggings.image from 80spurple.com

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DiY5: Tie Dye skinnies. Ok, I like skinny jeans a little too much, but this would be fun to do. I'd had a little distress and hardware too.image from netaporter.com

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DiY 6: Zipper high waist skirt. This might be a full on sewing project, but rather simple. Very Alexander Wang. I'd make it out of a funky, 80s-esque fabric.image from 80spurple.com