Today I'm wearing a very summery combination of jeans and light grey hiking socks again with a sleeveless, keyhole neck green dress that falls a little over halfway to my knees. The top part is kind of stitched into scrunching, which flares out at the bottom into the rest. It also has pockets.

Right now I'm wearing black leggings and this really epic Airborne sweatshirt that my mom gave me. One of my mom's friends used to be in the Airborne unit of the army, which is paratroopers. He gave the sweatshirt to his sister and it eventually ended up with my mom. She wasn't wearing it, so she gave it to me! It's really comfy and kind of retro-looking. I'm barefoot and my hair is down in slightly damp ringlets.

Yesterday I wore a super comfortable, loose, dark grey sweatshirt dress with a large pocket on the front, tha comes about to my knees, cream leggings, my grey slouch ankle boots, and my Galadriel necklace. My hair looked slightly Elvish, with two small braids that wrapped around my head and came down in the back. 

Today I have on a medium-grey, long sleeve T-shirt that says 'Snow Way', black yoga pants (even though I don't do yoga XD) and...my socks are kind of hard to describe, but here goes. They're supposed to be dogs, so they're  brown on the toes and heels, and slightly lighter brown with black horizontal stripes around the arch my foot. They end at the heel, and above the heel they're white. Then, on the back, where they come up my ankle, they have the face of the dog and two ears at the top. 

Today I'm wearing dark jeans, more hiking socks, a gray long-sleeve and my Khoshekh T-shirt, plus the usual accessories.

At the moment, I'm wearing the same black yoga pants with a pale pink shirt that has a sparkly raccoon graphic, blue socks, and the usual accessories. 

Today I wore the red tee/black scoop neck combo with dark straight jeans and a pendant that reflects sunlight in fragmented rainbows.

Today I didn't have school (parent teacher conferences), so I wore grey areopostale sweatpants, a light grey cropped sweater, and fuzzy rainbow socks.

Viola, those are beautiful!

I'm actually sick right now, so my outfit isn't great. I'm wearing a black and whote striped hoodie-type shirt with flannel donut-patterned pajama pants, underneath with are fleece-lined back leggings. When I was at school however, I was wearing loose-ish ripped jeans, the same hoodie-type shirt, and grey tennis shoes.

~Starseeker 

Today I'm wearing a white shirt that has pink sleeves and a pink hem, and a graphic on the front of mountains and a forest with a path leading into the forest, and the words, 'adventure awaits' in scripted letters, with thin grey sweatpants that are super comfortable, and tan and teal socks with chihuahuas on the back. My hair is down and wavy, and I have my usual assortment of accessories.

Right now I'm wearing my medium blue shirt that says, 'Though she be but little, she is fierce' in black letters, my black yoga pants, and my hair is in messy pigtails. 

At the moment, I'm wearing a really pretty light grey shirt that's fuzzy on the outside, and has sleeves that flare out above the elbows, with my dark olive green hiking pants that are snug and reminiscent of riding pants and have multiple zipper pockets. I also have on yet ANOTHER pair of dog socks, these ones blue and green and grey with sheepdogs on the back of the ankles. 

I'm wearing the sunset-rain-city-birds shirt again today, with olive chinos, dark gray socks and a pair of rings I got in Norway.

Ok, so last week I had this project where I had to dress up as the inventor of the zipper. It's kind of a long story, but that's how I ended up in a bowler hat, stick-on mustache, fake beard, button down shirt, felt spats, my friend's black dress shoes, and brand new suspenders to hold up my brother's too-large suit pants! I wore all this to school for the presentation and changed in the bathroom afterward, although I wore the bowler for the rest of the day. I love hats. 

When I took the beard and my glasses off I actually looked quite a bit like Molly Hooper in The Abominable Bride, from Sherlock!