It’s finally here, the last look in our spring transition fashion, and the last look for our new punk series. I can’t help but feel a bit nostalgic for this last new punk look. After all, we’ve taken punk from Gothic to Victorian, and from preppy to this, our final
Fashion seems to want the advent of spring to be light, airy, and flowery. Heck, I’d like that too, but that’s a false spring. There’s a reason for the old Farmer’s Almanac saying: March roars in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. The transition to spring, for
Welcome to a new age, and a new punk. We’re continuing to contrast romantic and punk spring transition fashion with today’s Girly Punk look. In comparison to the romantic look from Monday, this girl punk look is light, bright, and flirty, it’s not your typical punk. Typically, punk is supposed
It’s a new month and a new fashion theme. This month, we will be highlighting the contrast between romance and punk fashion. In my mind, it’s an interesting contrast that plays to the INTJ’s love of paradoxes. Look at it this way: the INTJ, though quiet, is the opposite of
