Being someone else for a day.

this year Ballerina!

going to be this next year!

Happy Halloween!

Inspire.

always.

getting higher.

All I have in my closet is BALLET FALTS! I love them but being only 5'2" leaves me at almost midgit stance. I would like to get some nice ankle boots and mary jane like shoes in my closet!

shoes:
Dolce Vita, Oh Deer! , Jessica Simpson, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Betsey Johnson and more.

If I had $4,427

I couldnt even imagine ever being able to afford all this. In my dreams though.. I can dream big.. really big. I really love 3.1 Phillip Lim. So beautiful.

Ban.do, No. 71
($165)

Christian Louboutin , C'est Moi shoe boots
($825)

3.1 Phillip Lim, Looped belted dress
($625)

3.1 Phillip Lim, Lace top dress
($625)

Chloé, Flippy mini skirt
($2,155)

A Mere Trfile Ring
($32)

vintage toys.

I know this is werid but I am loving these dolls latley. Everyone says im turning into my grandmother.. this is true. I dont mind though. My grandmother is one of the cutest old ladies you will ever meet. She has personal style that not many people have today.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF BLYTHE AND HER REINCARNATION

Manufactured by Kenner in 1972, the original Blythe was designed by Marvin Glass & Associates, one of the world's foremost toy design studios. When the Toy Industry Hall of Fame was established in 1984, Marvin Glass was in the first group inducted (which coincidently also included Merrrill L. Hassenfeld of Hasbro, Inc.), ten years after his death. Kenner was bought out by Tonka Toys, which in turn was bought out by Hasbro in the mid-1980s. And that is how Hasbro has come to own the Blythe property.

In 1972, children found the large eyes that changed from green to pink to blue to orange with the pull of the drawstring at the back of Blythe's head a bit on the scary side. Blythe was produced for only one year, but it is now apparent that she was ahead of her time. For many years, Blythe was a curiosity that only doll collectors were interested in. Then in 1997, a friend introduced Gina Garan to Blythe, thinking that Gina looked like the doll. Gina had just been given an old camera and she needed to test it. Her first photos using that camera were of Blythe. Gina, who works as a video and TV producer, started carrying at least one of her Blythes wherever she went on her travels around the world and took many photos.

read the rest here (http://www.thisisblythe.com/blythe_history.php)

I want one of my own to collect.