I don't mind that she decided to wear a dress that had LED lights in it. Fine, I lie, I actually applaud it. But it's everything else about the dress that I don't like. It just looks like a bunch of melted marshmallows stuck together. And such an amount of them is enough to make anyone sick. Even multicoloured lights can't save that.
Going back to the lights, they're a fantastically eccentric choice. Which reminds me of this time a couple of years ago when I was walking down the street with some friends from school and we were commenting on the clothes that were displayed on a shop window. The word 'eccentric' came up which led to an argument over the word's meaning, or rather, the connotation. They were convinced that it was a negative term (you know, a politer way to say 'weird' or 'insane') while I completely disagreed. But now that I think of it, I suppose that's just one way of dividing people into two. There are those who hope they'll never ever be called eccentric and then there are those who think that having lights in their dress is a pretty decent idea. I’m quite proud to put myself in the latter category. 
I think the best way to end this post is to write down this quotation that a read yesterday and found utterly brilliant: "Remember that always dressing in understated good taste is the same as playing dead." (Susan Catherine)
I think the best way to end this post is to write down this quotation that a read yesterday and found utterly brilliant: "Remember that always dressing in understated good taste is the same as playing dead." (Susan Catherine) 
When I saw a thumbnail version of the picture I thought, cute, simple, pretty, but nothing special. But then I saw a bigger version and noticed the detail on the dress. Well, wow. It’s amazingly beautiful, almost bridal. Love-love-love it. 
Pink and 
A bottle of alcohol as an accessory – such class, 
