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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Now some people for some reason thinks that casual wear has to be t-shirts, jeans, or even sweats. Something where it looks like you just thrown them on. Now I'm not saying you gotta wear the heels. But here's some looks I made on polyvore.com that you can try to re-create to wear. The accessories are added in-case you want to go out/just an idea.
♥ MYSELF ;
White Chocolate Mocha lover;
A sap for romance;
Avid reader;
Passionate about Beauty & Fashion;
Photography & Psychology Fascinates Me;
Lover of Video Games
