The moon went up, and I went out of my head.

I finally found the Jessica Simpson Dany shoes on sale. I almost got them in metallic silver, but I figured that black would go with everything. I really dig them.

They're really high, and the heel just seems really gigantic, heavy and sturdy. If I hit somebody with that, they would be going down.

This is also the first time I've worn my ridiculous Rob Zombie socks. I'm still pretty mad at him for canceling his Reno show, but I guess I've got to move on with my life. I really liked this look. If I had on a little black dress, I'd be ready to go out on the town.

If Rob Zombie is distracting you, this is what they look like without the socks:

No one on the corner has swagger like us.

Today was pretty fun. I went to my guitar lesson and drove around town.

Wore my American Apparel 'Le Sac' dress. You're supposed to be able to wear it many different ways, but this is the only way I've been able to successfully execute it. I am also wearing Forever 21 clogs and sunglasses that my mum brought me back from the outskirts of Nevada.

Wanna try me?

Sadly, Tura Satana died on Friday in Reno. She was so fabulous, I almost can't deal with it. She was amazing looking! And such a badass. And she taught Elvis Presley how to please a woman.

After spending all weekend watching "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!" in her memory, it has come to my attention that I really want to look just like her.

I am going to start by finding a way to piece together this fantastic outfit:

Everything about it is perfect. I think I could pull it off. Not quite as well as she does, but I'll work on it. First step: a great new bra and some leather gloves.

I'm also a big fan of her hairstyle. Time to start growing mine out, I guess.

I want to start dressing like this every day!

Burn what we were to the ground.

Long time no see! So much has happened since my last post. The spring semester has started, and I've dyed my hair red.

I think it looks pretty cool. It took about five hours to achieve this shade, but it was worth it!