So I have finally decided to dedicate my blog only to fashion. Tell me how it goes, but if you liked the other things on my blog, its probably best to leave know, go ahead, I won’t be offended. Oh, you’re still here, well good let’s talk fashion.
As you all know I am very young, too young to tell you my age, but old enough to type, read and write. So when I read about Tavi Gevinson I was VERY inspired. The journals absolutely killed me, her confidence was unbelievable, and the fact that she is “the future of journalism” at the age of 11 might as well have been the biggest inspiration of all.
Tavi started her first blog, strictly relating to fashion at the ripe age of 11, where she posted all the weird but slightly cool and understandable, crafty things she wore. While I will never have her sense of style there was a few items in her closet I envied. Here are some pictures:
What were you doing when you were eleven, it probably wasnt preparing to take over the fashion blogging world.
This outfit may make her look like in actor in some old movie but that’s just what I love about it. It’s so retro, I mean isn’t that what makes her so unique. This isn’t one of her craziest or even coolest outfits, but I thought I start you with something simple. The kind of pleated mini-skirt in the awkward shade of green. Wait can colors be awkard? Well this one is, paired with the oversized plaid shirt makes it seem like she took a shirt of her Dad’s and took her very own skirt to match, which she might have done.
This colorful winter outfit gives me shivers. Not the fact that she is wearing the black lipstick, which would look gothic on anyone else but what looks very dare I say stylish on Tavi, but the fact that Tavi could incorporate so many different styles into one outfit. She got a very Halloweenish look with the dramatic makup, and the witch on the sweater, but she also incorporated the style of oversized clothes to make her look very comfy with the sweater that covers her hand and most of her skirt. Speaking of the skirt, it reminds me of a middle school Valentine’s day dance where no one is brave enough to wear a dress, but nobody’s coming in pants. And did you see the small tear in the stockings, most people, including me would rather die than wear holy stockings, but on Tavi it almost seems normal…And lastly, the shoes, these are one of the oldest fashioned shoes I have seen, they remind me of the Colonial Days Fair we had to do at school, but they really do seem to hold this outfit together don’t they?
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