Anyways, throw a choker on it. Trust me - it's lazy fashion but it works.
Here you see me with greasy pulled back hair, almost no makeup, what is essentially slippers and a Canadian tuxedo but the addition of the magical neck thing makes it into an outfit. Like my laziness is actually that elusive IDGAF attitude I am always trying to cultivate (oh, I see the irony there, trust me.)
This particular choker is amber acrylic and from my favorite boutique in Chicago. It can be worn forward as shown, or backward for a cool open prong khaleesi/xena warrior princess-eque vibe. It's not so precious that I am scared to damage it or break it, but unique enough to be an eye-catching statement. I will most likely lose/break/get sick of it by the time this choker thing has worn itself out again, as trends ultimately do, but for now it just magically pulls it all together.
Such is the power of throwing a choker on it. The end.***
**Since I wear shoes out, I feel totally justified in updating them each season - the cost per wear usually pans out and having whatever the "it" shoe is allows me to do things like wear the same chambray, ripped to shreds shirt for half a decade and still feel relevant.
***What do you think is lazier - this blog post or the formula? Tough call right.
2 comments:
I can't find you on Insta. Today is my one year Cancer-versary. I am so flappy they my hair is growing bank. But I kinda look like Screech from Saved By the Bell! When did you start using
extensions? I have so many questions! You Look amazing! Thank you for documenting your growth process.
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Hi!! I'm on insta as @leowithcancer! Thank you and congrats on your sproutlings (that's what I called them!) the Chemo curl can be rough, basically the Chemo flattens the hair follicle so it's like using scissors to curl a ribbon. Over time they relax back to their normal shape and your hair will return to its previous texture. You need 3-4 inches to do the bead in extensions plus a top piece (basically a half wig) and it requires a ton of maintenance. If your hair is coarse enough you can go for a more traditional "weave" where they braid and then sew in extensions at about the same length but there is potential to damage the growing hair (although it looks amazing!) but your hair will grow back faster then you think. Sending lots of good vibes your way xoxoxoxox
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