I am like the poster child for this blog this week. I am a college student, so I like to
get cool things for as cheap as possible, I am needy (in a very small small
sense), and I have some vintage pieces that I can not wait to wear to a formal
party this weekend. All three of these ideas are the basis to my blog and the
platform to everything I am blogging about.
Me as a college student…
Here I am sitting in Spes, like I have been since Sunday in
a 1994 authentic Limited Jeans sweatshirt, stolen from my 32 year old sister
(sorry linds!). These next two weeks are jam packed with work, and I can think
of nothing better to be dressed in the warm, cozy, old sweatshirts, leggings,
and warm boots.
I feel like this is the ideal stressed college girl outfit.
She wakes up ready to do her work, but doesn’t want to think much about her
outfit. She wants comfort in these stressful times, not to add more stress
thinking about putting together an awesome outfit. And why should you have to?
Who are you going to see? I don’t think the Sartorialist is coming to Saint Mary’s
anytime soon.
only pic I can show you so far... My 1994 Limited Sweatshirt, cool huh?
Me as needy…
Now, I know I am the farthest thing from really being in need;
so saying that I am needy can seem really ignorant and insensitive. I realize
that I have clothes to wear, food to eat, and a home to sleep in, however, I am
pretty much out of money. From many this is a major issue, but for me I know
that if / when the time comes, I have some one to go to for help. Something
many many people these days do not have.
Because I do not have much money and because I left my ugly
Christmas sweater at home, and because I haveeeeeeee to attend a Christmas
party on Friday, I need to hit up the thrift store. Normally, I would try and
find a funny Christmas shirt at Urban Outfitters because everyone wears an ugly
Christmas sweater, but not this year. This year I am so close to broke that I
can not afford a new shirt. So, I am off to the thrift store, in need of an
ugly Christmas sweater.
But then I think? Is this right? I mean, someone might need
that sweater for an actual Christmas sweater, and here I am a college student,
not considered needy by any means buying it. Is that ok? Or is it again,
ignorant and insensitive? I guess I just do not know.
Vintage buyer…
As you know, or hope you know cause you just love reading
blog, I love the vintage stores in Wicker Park. Last year over winter break I
got these amazing red candies’ booties. They had to be from the eighties but I am
not positive their true era.
This week I also have a formal Christmas party that I haveeeeee
to go to (like finals what?). To this Christmas party I will be wearing a beige
dress purchased at generationbliss.com (check it out), and my awesome red
candies. These candies will make the outfit they are so different from what
anyone else has or will be wearing and that is because they are vintage. Here I
am a needy, college student in vintage.
So, in conclusion…How could I ever explain my self as needy
when I have vintage pieces along with everything else I have. Yea I’m out of
money and can not get something I would prefer to have, but so what, shut up,
atleast I have what I do.


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