I deeply apologize for being absent in my post. My home was broken into and robbed, so I have not had anything to post with including camera, laptop etc. It's been a hassle and long process to file reports, security, insurance junk and very exhausting. I also lost drafts and about 12 new posts in editing I was working on. I must start from the beginning and re-shoot my projects.
I'll will leave you with this, I was hired for two different brands, (Bobi and Mod-o-doc) as an Assistant Designer. I am extremely excited and loving it, I appreciate everyone's support and patience with me during this bittersweet moment in my life. I will try as soon as I can to have new posts up.
Ruthless City Style
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Monday, October 14, 2013
Hangar 18
http://www.climbhangar18.com/southbay/
Recently my sister Jojo and I visited an indoor rock climbing place. We heard about it through and friend and have always been interested in the sport. Hangar 18 is an awesome place, the staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the people are also friendly and interesting. It's not to crowded, but we did meet a few people training for American Ninja Warrior and others more experienced that do free climbing had some great stories. The different levels of expertise are truly creative and realistic, my favorite part was the shapes they were able to create with the hand holdings, from a bear, to masks, to light bulbs and random household objects. Hangar 18 has several different locations which can be found on their website. Even if you have never been rock climbing or done anything of the sort, it's a fun experience that anyone would love.

Recently my sister Jojo and I visited an indoor rock climbing place. We heard about it through and friend and have always been interested in the sport. Hangar 18 is an awesome place, the staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the people are also friendly and interesting. It's not to crowded, but we did meet a few people training for American Ninja Warrior and others more experienced that do free climbing had some great stories. The different levels of expertise are truly creative and realistic, my favorite part was the shapes they were able to create with the hand holdings, from a bear, to masks, to light bulbs and random household objects. Hangar 18 has several different locations which can be found on their website. Even if you have never been rock climbing or done anything of the sort, it's a fun experience that anyone would love.

Location:
Hawthorne, CA, USA
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
M-Dawg

Labels:
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art,
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city life,
denim jackets,
doc martens,
exhilaration,
fall,
fashion,
fashion styling,
graffiti,
lbd,
makeup,
photography,
photoshop,
target
Location:
Carson, CA, USA
Monday, October 7, 2013
The Clinica

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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Hiatus
TTFN, Ta-Ta-For-Now
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
FIDM Museum Visit
Last week I visited my old school, FIDM, the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. I also visited the Museum which is free to the public fyi! Until October 30th they will have costumes from awesome TV shows like Downtown Abbey, Boardwalk Empire and my personal Game of Thrones. Though I was not allowed to take pictures of these I did photograph the hand made jewelry they sell at the gift shop. It was amazing, the creativity, and the craftsmanship, very inspirational.
While I was on campus I saw the new displays the visual communications major set up. This was from a scholarship competition students entered. If you've never been to visit the campus, try it. Just the hall ways alone will inspire you they even have work from Monique Luhlillier and Juicy Couture.
This dress has been up for almost 6 months from the previous competition and it is still my favorite. It looks even better in person, since it has about 20+ layers. This trip just made me miss my school even more and I will be visiting more often.
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city life,
couture,
create,
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fashion,
fashion design,
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FIdm museum,
hand made,
inspiration,
jewelry,
los angeles,
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visual communications
Friday, August 23, 2013
DIY Monochromatic Cardi
Continuing on with my week of "Do it Yourself" I re-vamped an old cardigan. I'm not sure where the inspiration came from sometimes these things just pop into my head. It took a couple of days since it required multiple bleaching steps but it was worth it. Though I must warn you that since it was a knit, by the end of the day the entire will end up absorbing the liquid. It might be easier if you start off with a woven fabric.
Things you'll need: Bleach, a towel, plastic bag, rubber bands, bowl, and your item of choice. Start by deciding what design you want and go from there. Wrap the plastic bag over the area you wish to protect, always cover a little more in case the garment absorbs the bleach more. Secure it with rubber bands extremely tight.

After you've made sure the area you want bleached is completely soaked, let it sit for about 6hours. The longer it sits the lighter it will turn out. Rinse it after taking out and let it dry. Repeat the steps if you desire it. In my case I repeated the process just in the lower end and then went back in with white fabric paint.
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bleach,
cardigan,
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fidm,
gray,
los angeles,
monochromatic,
paint brushes,
passion,
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