watching

I recently had a conversation with a couple people about watches in this new technological era. If you need to look at the time, you usually reach for your phone, whether or not you're wearing a watch. But watches are definitely here to stay and have become way more of a fashion statement than anything. I still buy and wear watches, and most people I know do too. Whether it's menswear inspired like the Michael Kors, baroque like the D&G, a really rad 90s design like the Moschino, or something vintage inspired like the Pulsar watch at the top, all of these designs are ridiculously awesome and have me thinking which one I would buy next. All of the watches above and a ton more are available at British Watch Company. They have a ton of different discount codes available each week and do free watch adjustments, which is pretty awesome. 

Check out all the designs and British Watch Company HERE.

le rebelle douce,

Sheebanna

cold toes on the cold floor

One of my favorite trends out there, that I've definitely been indulging in, are collar tip shirts. I think this is the new wave of tipping. I keep seeing more and more toe capped shoes, and as you can see, it's really not just me. All these brands have come out with it, in one form or another, and I've been seeing Sam Edelman and Jeffrey Campbell starting to make copy cats. And you know, when Jeffrey Campbell makes a copy of it, you're doing something right. Or wrong? Right?









Song of the Day: "Cold Toes on the Cold Floor" by Cold War Kids

Muse Monday: Francois Hardy

Francois Hardy by sheebanna featuring leather shoes

This week's Muse in French songstress Francois Hardy. The iconic singer rose to fame in the 1960s with her sweet, lush songs and her innovative style. She is the epitome of French dressing with fur coats, little black dresses and classic trench coats. Nicolas Ghesquiere references her as an influence, Bob Dylan wrote a song about her, and this is our week's muse.


Song of the Day: "Comment te dire adieu?" by Francois Hardy