My Monday Daydreams...

Molly's Update by gleighb featuring Jeffrey Campbell shoes

Definitely involve these Jeffrey Campbell clogs.  Although, I will admit that it took me a while to buy into the clog trend this season.  I had a hard time shaking visions of the ghosts of clogs past (hello? circa 1993), or the most recent train wreck: Crocks.  However, the Charlie clogs from Jeffrey Campbell are divine.  The platform wooden heel and stud detailing is magnificent and Charlie can be found in multiple colors including natural (shown above), black and tan.  I've been doing a good job of curtailing my shopping obsession lately, but for this pair of shoes I think I might have to make an exception...

PS - I have pics from the trip but they will have to wait until later in the week.  Until then, I'll leave you with this: I saw live bull-riding in a dance club. Only in Oklahoma and Texas.

Happy Monday, dear readers!  What are your Monday daydreams about?

Dreaming of Spring

The Chanel Cowgirl by gleighb featuring ASOS shoulder bags

Our recent bout of nice weather has really made me fall in love with pastels and florals again.  I would totally rock this outfit if I could afford the $2200 Chanel Vintage Heirloom Shoulder Bag (choke!). I guess I'll just wear my Steve Madden Cowboy boots and call it a day!

'Do or Do Not?

Fendi Fall RTW 2010

Last night I was enjoying margaritas with a girlfriend when she turns to me and asks: what's with the crazy, messy, bobby-pins all over the place look?

Hmmm... well, let's see.

Sam McKnight styled the models for the Fendi Fall 2010 RTW with a messy pompadour-inspired look, seen above and here:

The always dramatic John Galliano used a messy side-do in his Spring 2010 RTW show.

Backstage at the Chanel Spring 2010 Couture show.  Hair all over the place in a seemingly Gaga-inspired way.

Derek Lam Spring 2010 RTW

So, her question to me and now my question to you is: is this a 'do or do not?  Is pilling your hair on top of your head and fishing around for tons of bobbypins worth it or is it better left to the professionals?

*all pictures via Style.com