It's Friday!!!  Anyone else super excited that it's finally the weekend?  I have this Zara dress I've been dying to wear out, but I've been waiting for it to get chillier to rock the thick black tights and ankle booties!  I love this dress when I bought it 3 months ago and Ladies Night is the perfect night for her debut. And with this strong graphic print, why not carry my little Phillip Lim to add an extra pop of color.  You could always rock the black clutch, but I like the added sass with the yellow.  Plus the cross body strap allows me to go hands free and dance the night away without having to keep a clutch under my arm and feeling like T Rex throwing his hands up in the air. 

Dress: Zara // Tights: Target // Purse: Phillip Lim Target (sold out) //Shoes: Target (old) 

I'm sorry, but is that really Miss Gaga up there??  I just saw this photo from Glamour's Women of the Year issue and was taken back by how beautiful Gaga looks.  Talk about a fashion genius.  One day she's wear a giant chicken mask and the next she's stripped down to the real Gaga.  I can't wait to see the rest of the photos.  I'm sure they are just as breath taking.

(Image via Glamour)

After saving my pennies and dimes for the signature Tory Burch Reva flats, I finally took the plunge and bought the black with gold emblem.  After wearing the size 7's for 3 weeks, I had enough and returned them.  They pinched my little piggies so bad.  I had hoped a 7.5 would suffice, but sure enough that damn gold emblem stabbed the top of my foot with every step.  Done. Over it. Moving on.  So now I just want basic ballet flats.  Nothing fancy.  Nothing super trendy.  Just basic, everyday flats.  I tried on the Tory Burch Eddie Ballet Flats and fell in love.  So comfortable and so cute.  And best thing, they don't pinch my piggies.

However, I'm doing my research on the best flats for my money before I buy another super expensive shoe that disappoints me in the end.  

So what's your favorite basic flat?

Death of Edison

This past Friday, the Dallas Arts District held its annual Aurora Art Event.  Various artist created massive art instillations that lined 19 blocks of Downtown Dallas.  And the best part, it was all free.  My favorites included Death of Edison (see above skull of lights) and The Singing in the Rain (very last picture) where umbrellas were synchronized to Singing in the Rain.  The projections on the Wyly were incredible.  I can't wait until this comes back next year.  I will be there early to catch every instillation.  

 Projections on the Wyly

 This instillation telling of the lengths people go to to protect children can destroy their childhood.  At least thats what I got out of it.

Singing in the Rain

Photos by me

Have a wonderful weekend dolls!  

BOOMER SOONER!!

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