Kill me now.  As you’ve noticed, I am a toy collector. I love them. This 28 inch piece of plastic has me wide eyed and feindin’!  In my collection I have only about 10, 50% Be@rbricks. So naturally owning this 1000% would be dope as shit and I would be a happy little Jennifer and blahblahblah so on and so on.  This Medicom Micky Mouse one will run you about $450 at Kidrobot.

Email me at jfarrist@gmail.com for my shipping address if you are so inclined to hook it up.

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I am really excited to start my fall shopping. I am pricing motorcycle boots, docs, heels, oxfords, sneakers (given), you name it I’m pricing it.  The only issue is, I shouldn’t even be pricing anything.  Student loans and living necessities come first.  However, if I did have an extra $1,195 to throw around on a pair of shoes, I would buy these Jimmy Choo motorcycle boots. I’ve been into this style of boot for a while now and I suppose now I am just  looking for a way cheaper alternative that will satisfy my empty pockets and luxury lusting heart. I love the silver and gold tone studs, adds a little something extra to a silhouette that is so masculine.  I really want these. No I need these. Oh Jimmy Choo! Don’t you do this to me!

Chris Habana isn’t even meant for this blog. His stuff although sometimes uber expensive, is a little on the affordable side (if that makes any sense at all). If you care about good accessories that are versatile and long lasting than the expensive part kind of goes out the window because Chris’ products are worth it. Awhile ago my sister showed up with his WORK! hat on and I fell in love. It’s so bold, so out there, and so fun. Its one of those pieces you don’t wear anything else to distract attention from it because it’s literally making a statement all it’s own. His jewelry is pretty amazing as well, you can see some examples after the jump. If you feel inspired to purchase Chris Habana’s goods, you can find them at Oak NYC and Karmaloop

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Pictures and examples under the hood:

This bike doesn’t have a name, but in my mind it’s called “The Magical Folding Bike” because it is indeed a product of magic. On my quest to find the perfect bike, I’ve come across many variations of color and price, with tricked out features I have no time for. So after coming in contact with this perfecting crafted bike, I fell in love. It was created by 24 year old Dominic Hargreaves after his beloved bike collapsed. The bike can be folded into the span of the wheel and can fit in any nook or cranny making it space efficient. Word is, Dominic is in talks to have the bike mass produced sometime in the next year. One can only hope…

It would probably be nice to play beer pong on as well…no?

A Peace Treaty

I’ve been a fan of the Peace Treaty brand of scarves for a couple years now. I think Katya might have been the one to turn me on them, but I’m old and senile so I can’t really remember. The problem with Peace Treaty is that although their scarves are epically drool worthy, the prices are not. I’ve got two scarves from them and both I’ve recieved on special occasions from parents and siblings that have way more money than I. With a scarf going for at least $200 would you expect anything less from a broke college student? I mean really…

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Dico Copenhagen 'Brazil' Flat

Everyone knows I have a thing for flat shoes. I’m a fan of heels and especially how they elongate my legs, definately not a big fan on how they feel after standing in them for more than 10 minutes. My obsession with flats is currently focused on Oxfords and Loafers, I’ve found a couple pairs I’m thinking about purchasing, but their all muted dark colors not very suitable for summer weather. Dico Copenhagen apparently heard my cry and created their Brazil flat just for me. Or at least thats what I like to tell myself. Now available at Revolve. Get them before I do.