White Out | Point Blanc

Ann Taylor white blazer (00P) (buy $35) // Unionbay white shorts (Juniors 3) (from junior high) //
Soyfashion white crochet back detail tank top (S) (c/o Soyfashion.com) //

Predictions by Payless white low heel pumps (5) // Claires white ruffle handbag //

Photography: JJ

FASHION POLICE, CATCH ME IF YOU CAN. *Bad Boys theme song reels through my head* After an entire summer of seeing all-white outfits and admiring their clean and crispness, I finally donned all the white pieces I could find in my wardrobe for a Sunday coffeeshop meeting for community service (8/28). Getting all this out of my system before Labor Day, but I'm surely going to continue wearing white afterwards xD Left the jacket at home because it was blazing outside (and consequently, more tanlines) and yes I know my shorts are too tight - explanation: got them in junior high ... Florida and San Diego did some good to the melatonin in me. Hit the mall after and nabbed an H&M fall coat for $15 (after return and 20% off coupon) and some longer shorts/replacement tights at Forever 21. Finished off the night with 100 wings (with friends of course) and beating Castle Crashers. Productive Sunday.

Today, I ran a lot of errands on campus - it's so interesting to see how all the construction has been hidden away, things look pretty and completely renovated yet again (like the bookstore) and happy happy for the increased number of bike racks. Living off campus now means a 5 minute bike ride up and down hill in either direction and boy-o I'm out of shape. Started off picking up my passport to transportation around St. Louis (aka Metropass), discovering a free-stuff field day for the grand re-opening of said over-priced bookstore (I greatly appreciate that they've caught onto the moustache trend), a relaxing read in one of my favourite architectural places at WashU: Holmes Lounge, then off to the East Asian Library. I feel like I'm giving an online tour of campus xD

It's sooo weird being a senior. There are so many fresh faces I don't recognize, a few familiar "Hey! how are you doing?! I haven't seen you in forever!"s in the crowd, and the general feeling of holy-crap-I'm-old. This is going to be the craziest year yet, and the best one yet. Life just keeps on keepin' on and it does get better. In other news, I finally finished the renewed-8-times The Mind's Eye by Oliver Sacks. This old man is so inspirational - the fact that he's a doctor but he's still human, humble, and not immune to disease just because he cures it. My goal this school year is to read more for pleasure and finish his collection of case studies and personal anecdotes.

Love life, love yourself. Have a great back-to-school everyone!

Readers - have you worn all white before?