Y'all, I'm not going to lie - I have no idea how to encompass BlerDCon. Once again I was completely blown away by the caliber of talent, on the floor and in panels. It's an incredible way to spend a weekend and I apologize that my pictures are so crappy. I have a hard enough time taking pictures in costume during an ORDINARY convention, and BlerDCon is definitely not one (in the very best way possible). I'm...

Hi, name is Dana and I have a jumpsuit problem. Not one that's big enough to make me throw out half my wardrobe in favor of them, but I'm sure at this point I probably own more than enough for one person. I picked up the one below from The Frankie Shop, a store in SoHo that combines new and vintage pieces (that I only went to because of Lizzy Hadfield).  What's possibly most mindboggling about...

As part of my most recent NY trip I made sure to warn my friends ahead of time that much shopping would be done, possibly very little would be purchased, and that this was completely normal/what I expected. I also apologized in advance for any boredom they experienced. There was possibly no better example of this than at the Glossier showroom, where in the middle of the late afternoon, in full blazing...

I've thought about this, and apparently I have very little to say about this outfit other than - 1) I love maxi dresses 2) I'm sorry this one is old so there's no current links to buy it new 3) The correct maxi dress length is always nearly skimming the ground while wearing your shoes of choice, thus guaranteeing the longest leg line possible. Dress: Tracy Reese (Size Large, old, but I...

I don't think I did too bad for May/June! Those last two pieces were an admitted fuck up (though I've already gotten so much wear and joy out of them I don't feel too bad). July/the rest of summer has the potential to be an absolute clusterf*ck though, mostly because I bought a leather jacket on July 1st that I still have to decide on whether to keep or not. 1. White Linen Dress (Reformation) 2....

A big part of my trip to NY this past weekend was going to see in person a lot of the brands I'd only been able to interact with online: Sezane, Christy Dawn, The Frankie Shop, etc. You know, those big, usually more ethically minded darlings, that spoke to me aesthetically but who's size charts I was dubious of (to say the least). And in the end, while I'm glad I got to try things on, damn if it wasn't...