Fashion for everyone

When I first found out The Stylish Wanderer was all of about 15 years old, I was floored. How could a high schooler be so insanely inspiring and individual? Possessing a bohemian, laid back style, I'm certain that she should be the poster girl for American Apparel. Mostly because she wears it in an entirely fresh and unpretentious way that many a hipster could benefit from. And she's got a love for hats, especially the big, floppy, Blossom type varieties. I can't wait to see what she does next, and where the fashion world will undoubtly take her.

Queen Michelle of Kingdom of Style may very well be that cool girl I'll never be. She's got a futuristic feel like an It Girl from 2030. Not only does she rock leather and metallic sheen better any Lady Gaga wannabe, she's got a penache for layers, doing little features on "layer cakes", highlighting each layer of an outfit. Simply put, she is a master of galactic, robo-layer-awesomeness. See all the action here.

P.S. How much do you want leather shorts now? Yeah, I'm starting to think I can't live without them too.

I first saw the Beckerman Sisters while watching Fashion Television at some point in my teens. I was enraptured by their girly, fun clothing, and very surprised to find out that they were Canadian! (Not that I doubt the talents of the Canadian people) I was estactic to find, years later, that they are still going strong (clothes here) AND have a killer blog.
Seriously, they have outfit fodder for weeks.
If you ever needed a reason to dress exactly how you feel, every day, these ladies are it.
Feirocity, for sure.

The madness starts here.

Lately I've been struggling with figure out easy, go to outfits in my wardrobe. Racing to class leaves little time for lengthy decision making, especially when it comes to getting dressed. This is where The Stylish Heart comes in. She's got an adorable sense of style, and I love that she always manages to look like herself, but not identical outfits daily. I'm definitely taking pointers from her.

Sally Jane Vintage was one of the first blogs I ever read. I was so excited to see that I wasn't the only girl in the world who wished that dresses were the norm instead of low rise jeans and hoodies. The best part: She makes all of the clothes look thoroughly modern instead of costumey. Chock full of immaculate photography, super cute collages and home of Sally Jane Vintage, one of the best Etsy stores I've seen, this is my pick for blog of the week!

Ever since she appeared on the Sartorialist, Louise Ebell has been eluding the fashion world. She may very well be my style soul mate, favouring girly silhouettes and dreamy, whimsical outfits over what some might call more practical threads. Her blog is a mix of art and fashion, making it an endless source of inspiration, even if you don't understand french.