Check out the muscles on my legs. EEEWWWW. And please stop staring at the weird creases/bulges on my ass. They're from the shirt itself cause I tucked it all in. I know my butt looks distorted and weird :/ Stop looking already!
(Cut out back shirt, Topshop. White tailored shorts, Feistheist. Bowling bag, Topshop. CMYK spike lita, Jeffrey Campbell)
And le me with basically no make up on (only mascara and very subtle lip stain here). Still trying to get used to the new look! Face looks oily here cause I applied too much sunblock haha.
Photographer for the day, Iqah!
And her OOTD.
This shorts was a last-minute decision really. I couldn't think of any bottom to pair with the shirt besides jeans (and I don't want to settle for jeans) so I basically went through hell to search for one other bottom in my wardrobe that actually matches the shirt. Loving the cut and fit of this shorts!
I'm still very much Katy-Perryfied as I'm typing this. AHHHHH! I need to see her again!
Hello, I'm contemplating to invest in a pair of Lita but I'm uncertain about the sizing. A US7 fits snugly, I'm able to wear thin socks as well but I'm thinking if I should go half a size up? Also, where did you purchase yours and how much did it cost?
ReplyDeleteHello, are you the same person that asked me this a couple of posts back? Haha! I replied you already in that post! But anyway, just in case you're not the same person, I think you should take half a size up (since you mentioned that US 7 fits snugly). It's always better to pick a pair that fits slightly loose than tight. Anyway, the difference is very small between a US 7 and 7.5. Each half size differs by 0.5 cm, each whole size by 1 cm. A US 7.5 would provide you with some allowance to wear socks! If you don't want to use socks and don't intend to wear socks in the long run, then get a US 7 :) I bought my litas from Nastygal and Solestruck! You can go to their website to check out the shipping rates and cost of the shoes.
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm a different girl asking about your litas, not the girl above! I would just like to ask if they really are as comfortable as online reviews have claimed and if so, how much would a normal pair cost with shipping from solestruck or nasty gal, and which of those services would do you recommend? I have 2 lita inspired pairs but they kinda hurt really bad and some reviews online have made it seem these shoes are absolutely the most comfortable thing ever. I saw that you have 2 pairs and you've worn them with quite a couple of outfits so i thought you'd have a good idea on how comfortable they are and if they are worth investing in since they are super costly! Like approx how long can you wear them out until your feet hurts etc, and would you recommend black leather or buttermilk suede! I absolutely love how they match every single outfit and I definitely would wear them 24/7 if my fake ones were as comfortable! Thank you so much for your time and I'm sorry for asking so many questions! Congrats on new face! :)
ReplyDeleteOh and I just saw on your Instagram that you had a black leather lita inspired pair from rosebullet.lj too! How much of a difference is there in terms of comfort ability and the heel height etc. I heard the real jcs were really comfortable because it is very platformed whereas the fake ones are really hard to walk in ): can't run in them but I'm not sure about the real jcs.
ReplyDeleteHey babe, they are really very comfortable! Those people aren't wrong! There is no 'breaking in' period, unlike most heeled shoes. They are worth every penny I promise. I never got any blisters/discomfort from wearing them, except for the occasional scratches on my ankles (cause I've really small ankles and the shoes are big around the ankles, as you can see from the photos in my blog). So yeah, apart from that, i would say they're the most perfect pair of boots/heels I have to date and I would wear them everyday :) I would recommend that you buy your shoes from solestruck instead of nastygal because solestruck offers free registered international shipping for orders above USD 150. As for the shoe design/colour, it really depends on your wardrobe. Like if you wear a lot of black and stuff, you might want to get the buttermilk suede to sort of achieve some contrast. I like both personally, so I would consider buying both pairs. I'm actually thinking of getting one black leather now! Hahahaha! And oh, your feet won't get hurt from prolonged wear, they'll just get tired as with all other heeled shoes. And the inspired litas? I forgot how it felt like wearing them cause I sold them off upon purchasing the original ones. But I don't remember experiencing major discomfort/ pain from wearing them. Maybe I get tired a little faster? I'm sorry but I really cannot remember dear!
DeleteAnd thank you so much :))
Oh i thought we had to pay for shipping at sole struck? So the total cost was $159 usd only? How much was it in Sgd approx? It's alright dear!! Thank you soooooo much for being so patient and answering to my questions! Really really appreciate it, beautiful girl in and out! :)
ReplyDeleteOh no! I just checked solestruck, and the free shipping is now only offered for purchases above 199 USD and not 150 USD anymore! Get a friend to share! With sharing (to avoid shipping cost) and after exchange rate, the shoes would cost about SGD 204!
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