Outfit of the Day: Black, White, and Some Yellow.

Um hey guys. I've been in Roanoke, Va the last two weekends visiting my boyfriend. That doctor life means 4 times during his residency, he'll be away for 2 and a half months. Yikes! Yesterday he was on call, so naturally, I went downtown to the art museum.

Kind've cool weather for a May day, but nice nonetheless. I wore boyfriend jeans with a black and white semi-sheer skull lace top and my black and white creepers that I love. I was going to do a funky little hairdo, but opted for a bold scarf that I found at a vintage shop a while back.

Outfit of the Day: High-Low Floral Top.

Hola my friends. I'm feeling real adorable in today's "outfit of the day." I've featured this vintage flower top in a previous ootd, but I recently, and quite impulsively, cut the front of the top, making it a high-low style. Not sure if I'm done with it, but for now, let's style an outfit shall we?

I thought it would be cute with a simple red Forever 21 mini and my new red heels from Go Jane. I sometimes like things to be a little "off" with what I'm wearing....a little unusual. For this outfit, I thought the different color reds were interesting. And also how from the back it basically looks like I'm wearing a t-shirt. I'm weird like that.

Style Post: Bantu Knot African Princess.

Please don't ask me why I named this outfit of the day "Bantu Knot African Princess"....but if you must ask, it made me feel pretty tis all. Annnd it probably didn't help that my Nigerian boyfriend told me I looked like his mom when she was back in Africa. Then I just felt authenticated. Anywho.

I have relaxed hair, but I still do "natural hairstyles." I braid my hair a lot, wear it in updo's, and it kind've gives me the best of both worlds. I decided to do some bantu knots the other day, which usually takes forever and 200 days for my hair to dry, so I rocked them out the house.