Following fashion is important especially where shoes are concerned and hence the prada shoes and the gucci shoes make more sense than ones bought off any shop.

I received a fabulous promotional package from Tokyomade, a unique online shop that features items created by Tokyo-based artists and designers. The shop is divided into categories ranging from apparel for women and men to kawaii accessories. Toykomade is a self-described “Tokyo shopping adventure”, an observation that is truly on target. Their showcase of items is a collective of eye candy and Tokyo style easily shipped to your door. You’d be hard pressed to find another online shop with such an exceptional selection of Tokyo and Japanese-inspired items. Window shopping has never been so much fun. Thanks for the goodies, Tokyomade!

On my wishlist: Vespa Mini Drum, Makeup, Amazonas Red, Moonlight Princess

Of all the women’s shoes, none other but the nine west shoes alone have a market combined to that of diesel shoes and the jessica simpson shoes.

After finishing the last of my classes, I started collaborating with a fellow Rollins College graduate on a “Graduation Celebration” outing. We decided on reserving two tables at the very swanky Samba Room (an establishment that is irritatingly stubborn about their group seating policies).

Of course, a special occasion calls for a special outfit. This meant that I needed a samba dress and a samba dress I found. At Bloomingdale’s I bought a red Nicole Miller dress that is so sultry, so sexy, so…samba. Don’t be fooled by the malnutrioned model posing, or rather wilting, in front of a colorless sculpture. The dress is positively stunning when filled out in all the right places.

After my purchase, I faced another dilemma: Where in the world would I find matching samba shoes. I headed to Nordstrom and took two steps into the store before I saw a pair of Betsey Johnson shoes that nearly set my panties on fire. They are, for lack of a better word, divine.

You’re probably shocked that I can afford “designer” clothing but that’s where you’d be wrong. Because I so totally can’t. There’s a reason why my credit card always has a balance. It’s called stupidity.

I know you haven’t been by in a while which means you haven’t noticed that my site is having some kind of stroke. If it isn’t loading properly for you, I’m sorry because you are really missing out. I also haven’t posted in a few days because I was celebrating the birth of FREEDOM in the blessed (two syllables!) nation of America throughout the entire weekend by watching things blow up. In the midst of all this ringing of the freedom, I managed to wish my boyfriend a happy anniversary and am very pleased that he has liked me for four consecutive years.

I haven’t so much as glanced at my class syllabi for the past 5 days and am pretty sure something extremely important is due very soon but I don’t really have it in me to figure out what it is.

I recently purchased a Nintendo DS Lite from Costco.com. This is my first handheld gaming console purchase and I’ve been yearning to get my hands on the sleek little number since I placed my order this past Sunday. I’ve already gone ahead and traded in a few of my PS2 games that I never play anymore for some store credit. I’ve purchased Brain Academy and Sprung; two games that have tickled my fancy. Being too earnest to wait for my DS Lite, I decided to preview my games on a friend’s old, clunky DS. I’ve yet to play Brain Age which is currently at the top of every best seller list (when will this ridiculous Suduko craze ever end?), so I can only speak for the 15 minutes that I played on Brain Academy. It’s entertaining and enlightening. Especially when my Brain Academy results estimated that I’m basically retarded, my brain weight coming in at a measly 550 grams. According to the suspiciously phallic-looking mascot, an average human brain should weigh around 770 grams. I guess this explains why I’m willing to anxiously wait 7-10 days for my DS Lite when I could have just bought one at the store. But the accessories bundle! I need the screen protector!