Tweed and Polka-dots

I was never much of a fan of tweed or other similar fabric types, but now I'm falling more and more in love with them. I've come to quite like them because they add a different texture and pattern to an outfit. A lot of the times, I see them on outdated styles so I guess I just assumed that they are outdated as well. But as my sense of fashion as grown, as fashion being more than just the current fad out there but as a mixture and an embodiment of past and present styles, I am seeing all prints in a new light. And I have come to appreciate tweed for its uniqueness. Altough, even with lining tweed can sometimes be a bit itchy, I forgive it.

Red dress and white polka-dots

Today, I randomly went into Urban Outfitters and I'm glad I did because I found some great pieces on sale! There was also a 30% off on the sale items, which made me even happier. I'm always for saving money so finding pieces that I want on sale always make me feel satisfied. I try not too buy a lot of items at full price since my bank account would be depleted quite fast. Especially at Urban Outfitters where the clothing is quite expensive (for my budget). The quality of their clothing is not that great but I just adore a lot of their prints. It's good to wait for sales but the only bad thing about waiting is that they don't have my size half of the times. So, I will buy an item at full price if I absolutely love it and have to have it. But I tend to find that my love for clothing doesn't last forever so I should learn how to wait more.

And, I don't know why but a lot of the girls working in the Urban Outfitters here are quite stuck-up. It's not like they say anything to me but they just seem to give me a brief what-are-you-doing-here look. What's up with that? Sheesh.

P.S. Don't mind my hair. I wasn't motivated enough to do anything with it so it's just hanging there.