So I bought a crop top and high-waisted jean shorts. I’m sorry. (For future outings, methinks that crop top will be planted firmly underneath a pair of overalls, but hey, every once in awhile you’ve got to let out your inner Miley.)
If you’re going to snoop, snoop like a pro. (10 Mistakes To Avoid When You’re Crashing With Friends, via Refinery29.)
Perfect white button-down at a GREAT price (it’s from the junior’s department, though, so size up.)
Love these tips for adding bold color to your space – and especially love the advice to not be afraid to break out the paintbrush and update your hand-me-down or found pieces. (6 Lessons In Color That Will Change The Way You Decorate, via One Kings Lane.)
If you’re renting (or just nervous about commitment), you HAVE to see this (removable) midcentury-vibe gold plaid wallpaper. (I’m considering it for a bathroom not because it’s removable, but just because it’s awesome.)
Oh, dear. We still totally have a novelty plastic cup collection. And a futon. And there are definitely some ratty towels still hanging in there. (Oh well.) (30 Items You Shouldn’t Have In Your Home Over Age 30, via MyDomaine.)
Is it weird that I find this sleeveless men’s button down SUPER sexy? I do.
This NYT article on Brooklyn hipsters moving to Detroit is a good read, but if you’re short on time or patience Gawker’s post sums it up pretty nicely. (Some Quotes From The NYT Piece On Brooklyn Hipsters Moving To Detroit, via Gawker.)
My house right now is basically an explosion of colored pencils and gold leaf paint.
God, do your twenties ever suck. (The Power Of 29: An Ode To Being Almost 30, via TheCut.)
Just a really fascinating read. (I Was A Hairy Brown Girl; There Was Nothing Wrong With Me Then And There Is Nothing Wrong With Me Now, via XOJane.)
Great summertime bra to wear with t-shirts and t-back tanks.
This infographic might have been a tad more helpful had it also taken a moment to explain confirmation bias. Between crap like this and Jaden Smith, we’re going to have a hell of a time explaining to our kids why they need to stay in school past the fourth grade. (Entrepreneurs Who Dropped Out To Do Business, via ScoopWhoop.)
Such cute, comfortable wear-everyday ankle boots.
“It boggles the mind that people will actually document and broadcast their terrible ideas online. And yet, they do.” (A Brief History Of People Getting Fired For Social Media Stupidity, via Rolling Stone.)
Look at these little loves, just chillin’ in Denny’s. That’s all.
