Making up for last time

So last week's post was kinda special, and not in a good way. What can I say, I didn't do anything particularly exciting. I did go to one Halloween party, but it wasn't crazy, and I wasn't wearing one of my usual extreme costumes. The Party was themed "side-kicks", so I went as Lavern, from Lavern and Shirley. I was cute, people knew who I was, and life was good. The drinks were only so-so, but I liked the people so being sober was a-okay! On the day of Halloween, my alarm didn't go off, so I ended up missing work (I freaked out over the phone - I DON'T DO THIS!!! -
and this apparently did some good with my manager), and would end up going out to an all-you-can-eat sushi place for my dad's birthday. Sweet Jesus, that was A LOT of sushi! But it was soooooo gooood...

Last night I finally saw Toy Story 3! I laughed, I cried, I have come to reaffirm the idea that Disney/Pixar isn't just for the little kids. That movie was dark! Welcome To Sunnyside, the Attica of the toy word! But the Jessie/Buzz duet during the credits was probably the best part of all. What can I say, I'm a dancer and an artist, and when you can make the two work that well without doing a simple waltz, you've definitely done well.


Sorry about the ugly watermark, but I've seen people steal artwork before.

I'm also more or less done with my Christmas shopping. I'm still trying to decide if I should be ashamed or not...

Other than that I didn't like doing my Visual Merchandising project for the week. We had to take an artist (randomly drawn from a hat) and create mannequins based on their works. I had Francesco Clemente. He was fine, just not a personal favorite. You win some, you loose some; In the end you put up with it, cause in the real world you don't always get to do what you want.
I did like his one piece titled Scissors and Butterflies, the color choice was rather delightfully striking in my opinion.



Other than that, I have nothing new to report in the current fashion world. Perhaps next week.

In past fashion news though, who knows Dior's 2005 and 2006 Fall Couture shows? Yeah, I ran across them and they kinda helped prove why I love Galliano oh so much!
Here are some faves:

2005



2006


Granted there are more, but these are my favs as of right now.

P.S. I cleaned my room!!! No more war zone!!!