Head to Toe

Givenchy

Topshop

Topshop

Jeffrey Campbell

I present to you an outfit built from the top of the list of things my heart desires this month.

BB

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I had my hair cut yesterday, not at my usual amazing Soho guy but at a 'trendy' chain in Fulham... which is basically the diagonal opposite side of London to where I live and work. Needless to say it was at a very discounted rate, and although it's a technically good hair cut, he really didn't understand my vibe. I always wash my hair and then sleep on it so it's as messy as possible, and absolutely never use any product. It is currently poker straight and way too shiny. My hairdresser didn't chat to me, at all, and the music was mainly funky remixes of Justin Timberlake songs. It was generally just a very weird experience. On the plus side, I don't have any short pouffy layers, a sticky out fringe or a chin length bob... so my quest for mermaid hair (a la Jane and Brigit above) continues.

Invisible Man

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Like a very intricate Where's Wally - can you spot the man behind the make up? Larger image at the source!

Twelfth Dimension

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I found these adorable miniature wooden toys on Etsy earlier. They're perfect for my cousin's baby, but on second thoughts not 'til he's a little bit older... maybe I'll get some from the extremely cute son of my landlord. Inappropriate? Maybe I'll just get some for myself!

The Selby is in Your Place

I was just having a look at The Selby website, as you do, and noticed that he is bringing out a book. I love his photographs, but don't look at his site that often because to be honest I'm a bit too lazy to click through the hundreds of images. I always balk in the face of too much choice. Needless to say I'm really excited about this book- I got the Sartorialist book for Christmas (I'm sure I wasn't the only one) which is equally lovely, and much nicer to flick through than the website. Sadly it's not out until MAY, but when it's finally released I will be purchasing it from here.