FADE TO WILD

All I need in this world is a snapback and free wi-fi. Been spending most of my days at home but every once in a while there's opportunity for adventure... that's when I break out the camo crop top and fill my backpack with cameras and a phone charger. I live in such an insane city. Would be a waste to keep to myself instead of marinating in the estranged neon aura, melodic casino rhythm and almost supernatural fluorescence...



FROM TOP TO BOTTOM:
Studded cap - ROMWE
Studded jacket - BOOHOO
Camo crop top - O-Mighty
Leopard shorts - Choies
UNIF Hellbounds - Solestruck
Backpack - Yes Style

Light clothes, big shoes. That's my summer game. The badass top and equally badass happy face pin are from O-Mighty, vintage and wholesale fashion extraordinaires. You need to check out their site if you like rad shit, which invariably ALL of you do, otherwise why are you even here on this blogspot where all I talk and care about is rad shit?? Yeah. And follow them on Instagram: omweekend ^-^

My leopard shorts are from Choies, an online retailer I've featured here on FTBH before (remember BORN IN THE USA?) Like O-Mighty, they stock such insanely dope product that I couldn't resist but to make a collage out of other must-haves from the site... too good. Hope you lurve. <3

"URBAN LUXE" by Bebe Zeva on Polyvore

Everything is infinite,

Bebe Zeva

DON'T TRY

...to make any sense out of this outfit. It's uptown and downtown and clementine-orange-slash-Swiffer-green. Actually, the blazer reminds me more of the loading cursor on Windows 7. Serene aquamarine green. Sadly the sunset toned leggings and macaroni yellow beanie are not so serene. And the very bougie quilted Marc Jacobs bag is a random addition that I can't justify. It matched one patch of my pants? It's a neutral color? The gold straps tied in well with my metallic chains? That's about the best I can do... I'm going back to sleep now.



FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: 
Beanie - Thrifted 
Cat eyes - 80s Purple 
Orange lipstick - "My Beautiful Rocket" by Lime Crime 
Swiffer blazer - Yes Style 
Autumnal blouse - O-MIGHTY 
Sunset leggings - Romwe 
Espadrille wedges - Senso / Solestruck 
Bag - Marc Jacobs 

Y'all definitely need to check out O-mighty's wardrobe game... it's better than any other online retailer's inventory because the alternative theme is consistent within every garment they stock. From blouses to circle skirts to overalls and vintage dresses, every single item is grunge perfection. *Bows down* 

Everything is infinite, 

Bebe Zeva

CITRUS TART

Got both visually and lyrically inspired by the song "Tutti Frutti" after ten too many sessions of sitting in my local 1950s themed McDonalds and absorbing their old-school music playlist. You know how that is. They play Little Richard so often that I've sort of developed a conditioned response to the first few piano chords of "Good Golly Miss Molly." You sure like to ball -- *torrential drool pours out of mouth in anticipation of french fries* oh but there are no fries because actually I'm at home listening to my iPod. Stupid BRAIN TRICKS. Anyway. Outfit. 1955. Kinda tarty. A little bit pin-up. And I'm into it. 50s straight down to the mary jane pumps, but with pastiche vintage accents, like my floral 70s crop top and mod 60s sunnies. Shout outs to O-MIGHTY, a brand that has recently garnered HUGE attention among Lookbookers for offering a deliriously good variety of modern, wholesale apparel and hand-picked vintage, for hooking me up with this fruit print circle skirt. It's my favorite cut and comes in fluorescent colors. Down to rock n' roll in it.

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM:

Sunglasses - Romwe

Floral crop top - Vintage (Buffalo Exchange)

Fruit skirt - O-MIGHTY (seriously, this is such an insanely cool site that I would actually be pissed off if I found out that you DIDN'T look at it after finishing ur read.)

Coral pumps - YES STYLE

Bag - Mulberry look-a-like

This might be the last spring/summery look you see from me in a while. It's getting a bit COLD here in Vegas and I'm finna wear my circle scarf and mittens pretty soon. Zero tolerance for the chills. Would much rather be insulated by the heat of a deep fry oil vat in Micky D's. Don't care how much classic rock n' roll I have to put up with... the Dollar Menu makes all suffering worth it. But that's irrelevant anyway because I actually like Little Richard. And I think his funky voice pairs well with a hamburger.

Everything is infinite,

Bebe Zeva