It is still a spicy you like 90 degrees and hellishly sonny in L.

A.

Right now, hence the shorts.

But I'm like trying with my top.

But I have gone a few fall pieces to try to prepare for when it cools down to, like, 68 degrees and sunny.

So recently I have been trying harder to actually invest in pieces that I think are gonna last a long time in my wardrobe.

For like, the other 20 years of my life, my body was like constantly you, like growing or changing.

I, like throw a couple inches like one boob would come in.

The other one would still be really small than the other boob came in.

You know what I'm saying?

Puberty, You know, some wild shit.

But now that I'm 20 I think that, like my hormones have finally calmed down.

So I've been trying to invest in a couple pieces and a couple of brands that are a little bit shmancy er than used to, while also, like, you know, not murdering my bank account.

Still paying l a rent still paying that thick out of state tuition.

So before we jump into this hole, I thought I would get you guys a little shopping tip.

And that is actually a tool that I've been using since high school.

Called Shop Tagger.

It's this little buttons that you can download on your computer, and basically it tells you when things are on sale so you can snatch out that spicy deal.

This video was actually sponsored by Salt Tiger, but I was so excited to work with them because it's an app that I literally already used, basically, if completely free.

It's just this convenient little button that you can download on your browser and as your online shopping, like normal on your computer.

If you find it, I don't that you like, but it's a little bit more expensive or you want to think about it.

If you're like me, I literally make like pro and cons lists for all of my purchases because I over think everything.

Then you can just click the top tiger button to save it, and it also gives you an option to notify you through email or mobile push notifications.

When the item goes on sale, you could even customize it for whatever your price range is.

If you only want to be notified when it's 20% off, 50% off or if the item is out of stock, they could notify you when it's back in stock so you can get it before it sells out again.

Also, if you're a chronic over thinker like me and you have about like 700 options of each type of item that you want to buy, they actually have a feature where you can organize all the items that you're thinking about buying into specific wish lists.

So I find a super useful when I'm looking, for example, like the perfect pair of black foods, the perfect pair of jeans or like a new denim skirt, I can put together all of the different options that I'm thinking off.

Compare the price points, compare when they're gonna be on sale and compare the styles like visually in a mixed decision for an incredibly indecisive person, A lot easier if you are interested in downloading shop.

Agger.

I, of course, haven't linked in the description below again.

It's like, completely free, so just try it out.

If you want you know I hate it.

You can delete it.

I shouldn't say that this video sponsored.

You won't hate it.

Okay?

And that is like a little plug for the day now, onto the whole.

So first up, I thought I would show you guys some Hughes, if you guys know me, I am, like, totally a few girls.

Like I don't give a shit about handbags.

Give me some shoes.

So the first use that I got that I am very excited about, or any stock Martin's obviously Doc Martens have been around for ages, and there is such a classic shoe brand.

But I've seen so many like bloggers and YouTubers wearing them recently.

So I thought I could get my own.

And these are Hughes that I knew he wanted to invest in.

I actually did like so much research.

Like I spent a week researching and Doc Martens and what style I wanted, how much I wanted to spend on them, like how long they would last and how I could break them in.

So I went to the Doc Martens store in Santa Monica, and I tried on about 20 different styles that were pretty much exactly the same, but like a slightly different finish of leather.

And after about half an hour of annoying the shit out of the sales associates, I finally settled on these, which are the vintage 14 sixties.

The difference I learned between these ones and the regular 14 sixties is first of all, these costs about $50 more, which is a bit of a bitch.

But the reason I thought it was worth it is that it made in the original UK factory.

The leather is like the highest quality leather that they used, and they also literally, like melt the soul together instead of just doing it together.

So it's pretty much indestructible, which I'm very excited about.

I sound like an ad for Dog Martin's.

I promise this isn't sponsored, even though I wish itwas I'm admittedly not doing the most for sustainable fashion that I could.

But I thought this would be a good first step, really investing in something that I think is gonna last me like my entire life.

Also just style wise.

I have been loving them.

I feel like I constantly in life and fashion have the problem of seeming like I'm trying too hard, you know.

So adding the used to a little bit more of like a fancy outfit, it still looks like put together, but it's a little bit more like cool and punk rock e.

I think next out for shoes I got, he feels from top shop.

I will blame this purchase on Michelle, who was the interior designer who I went up to shoot videos in Seattle for She had shoes that looked really similar to this, and I fucking became obsessed with them and had to buy them.

So I feel like these are the shoes of, like, the cool part, C 30 year old woman that I aspired to be.

I feel like compared to normal heels, they're a lot more like graphic and interesting, and they're also a shit ton more comfortable because there's so much toe coverage.

There's no toe cleavage showing whatsoever, you know, because we're modest like that.

But for real, having this like big high coverage toe box is absolutely so comfortable.

It feels like a hug to the foot.

To these, I feel like I'm not everyday shoe there a little bit high for, you know, walk into class and shit, but I think they're gonna be really good for the offense and screenings because they're a little bit like arts here, but still professional.

I also got these ones, which are by Steve Madden, but we're actually gifted to me by Lulu's.

I have literally been eyeing the shoes since last year.

I feel like this is just the epitome of my style, even though I can't pronounce French words for the life of me.

I like to pretend like I'm a French girl sometimes, And these are the shoes for that fun fact about me.

Is that my first fashion blogger ever?

It was only a block spot.

Capital Flat Sadat blawg slot dot com I think it's still up if you guys want to see super embarrassing photos of me.

But I started it in ninth or 10th grade and it was cold cap toe flats because that was like my favorite shoe trend of the time.

So now your girl has operated Thio Capito.

Heels really moved up in the world, and then before we jump into the rest of the whole, I also wanted to show you guys some like replacement shoes that I got just because these air shoes that I love so lunch and that I've gotten so much use out of that I needed to buy a new pair.

So first up, we have my converse.

These are my old ones.

I actually bought these over two years ago when I first moved to L.

A.

And I bought him used off Posh Mark.

So they have gotten a lot of use out of them, and I'm still wearing them to this day, even though they're a little bit dirty.

But I didn't want to invest in a new pair as well.

I also just wanted to low tops for a little variety in style.

But look at the color difference between these.

That's ridiculous.

I really need to clean these.

And then I also repurchased these new block heels by Steve Madden.

These I also bought over two years ago, and I also bought them used and look at how beat enough they are.

The issues have seen me through a lot.

I've seen me through a lot of frat parties.

Ah, lot of beach trips.

I think they got like not by a dog.

At some point or another.

Honestly, I wish my shoes would last longer than two years, but I think given that I've worn these pretty much like 3 to 4 days a week for two years, they have treated me well, So I thought I would invest in just a new pair of the same ones.

I feel like there's such a classic style, and no matter what outfit I'm wearing, these will always go with it.

If I just don't want to think about shoes too hard.

You guys have seen these in like every video that I've ever made and will probably continue seeing them in every video I make for a long time.

Okay, and that is enough about my shoe obsession Now onto some clothing.

The first clothing piece I have to show you guys is this leather date leather jacket from a sauce.

It's the leather, but I honestly think they did a really good job making like quite a supple and supple, such a creepy word point of soft and realistic looking leather.

The design of this is super eighties inspired, which I thought was really unique, and I love all of the thought that they put into detail on this, from like the zippers to the buckles of, aside to this little like sleeve that you can zip up that puffs out.

Who the hell thought of that?

I don't know, but it's nothing cool.

I got this in a size six, which is a little bit bigger than I normally go in the past.

I made the mistake of buying a leather jacket that was too tight on my arms and shoulders, and I like, couldn't lift up my arms properly.

And it was so uncomfortable to wear.

So I didn't want that problem again.

I wanted something a little more loose and, like, actually comfortable.

I got this on sale as well.

It was originally $70 I got on sale for 50 and I think it is still on sale.

So I'll leave the link below in the description, Honestly, $50 for a really well designed and really good leather jacket.

I'm not mad at all.

Next up.

I got a couple things from Urban outfitters you guys have seen like most of these things in my videos so far.

We'll go through them quite quickly.

But first up I got this hat a lot.

I'm gonna ruin my hair doing this.

This is what it looks like.

It is just a little baker boy tap with little buttons on the side.

I like the new color because I feel like black hats Just don't look good with my hair because it's so brown.

And this was actually stretched enough for once to fit on my giant ass head.

So good job, Urban Outfitters.

Very excited to pair this with, like, some simple flutters and boots.

I feel like the hat just makes it look like he tried so much harder.

I also got this dress, which is very reformation inspired.

If I may say so myself.

I've been looking for just a simple little white dress that I compare with a bunch of different outfits.

I liked the one detail.

Made it interesting enough that I can still wear it on its own, but still simple enough that I could like later T shirt under it.

Later, sweaters over it put on a jacket.

You know, possibilities are truly endless.

I also got these pants boom the dumbest fucking sound I've ever made.

I got these stretchy floral pants which honestly after I bought those Kim possible pants like I am on a funky pants train.

I'm really enjoying playing around with bottoms, that orange jeans, because I feel like it has a little interest to the outfit, changes it up a little bit.

So these ones are obviously, like, pretty loud.

They're this funky floral.

I feel like it's the type of thing that you see on wallpaper at grandmother's house, but in a way that I enjoy and would like on my legs.

And then, lastly, I got this romper what you guys have seen in about five videos, so I should probably shut up about it.

Honestly, I'm so obsessed with this.

It's my new, just like casual going out outfit.

One time I wore this out to go and buy a Pete over because I was too lazy to cook and I was sitting in my car eating it, and a guy comes up to me and is like, You know what the most beautiful thing about your car is?

And I was like, what?

And he was like the person driving it.

Thank you, like normally that would be creepy, but I think the delivery was actually quite smooth on that 1 10 out of 10.

That's everything for Urban Outfitters.

But I also got this dress, which was actually sent to me by a boutique called Crew Emissary.

I hope I'm pronouncing that right.

Basically, they sell clothing from a bunch of new and out coming and independent designers, which I thought was so cool because usually it's like really hard to access independent designers or to find out about them.

So I picked up this dress from them, which is a little bit of a twist on your old classic little black dress.

It's just a simple A line silhouette, but it has these really cool Rhinestones, a little bit of spaghetti straps, that ad kind of a fun to thousands touch to it.

I also have a couple thrifty items that I want to show you guys.

I feel like normally people separate thrift holes like regular retail holes.

But I thought, you know why not?

Let's break some barriers today.

Throw in a couple of drifted items, so the first thing I thrift it is this masterpiece of a coat.

This it reminds me so much off the fur coat that McLemore is wearing in the American Classic Thrift Shop.

But it was 99 cent.

This is such a statement.

But I was so excited when I found it, because obviously furs like this, and especially really nice ones like this mahogany color probably costs like hundreds and hundreds of dollars.

But I got this for $20 at Goodwill.

If you guys could feel this through the screen right now, it's so soft.

Obviously not sure how much where I'm gonna get out of this in l.

A.

But if I go home for the holidays, there's, like, proper winter in Maryland.

So it's gonna be snowy.