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Signature Looks

08.28.2007

We have always wanted to be note-worthy. Despite being shy and fairly introverted, we’ve always wanted to be able to get subtle attention. Not like, ‘hey look at the girl not wearing any pants!’ But more like, ‘oh, there goes the girl with the vintage boots!’. Something about our appearance that would catch the eye, but in an admiring (not gross) way. We are trying to be more like the socialite with the curly hair whose name we can NEVER remember rather than, say, Coco. We should note, if you are unsure who Coco is, we would suggest not Googling her until you are in private, and on a private computer.

That being said, we have decided this weekend that we are going to be the girl with the silver hoop earrings. We love silver hoop earrings. We can’t say they’re the small ones, either. We believe the ones we’re currently wearing are approximately 3" in diameter. They’re large. We will wear smaller ones, sure – maybe down to 1.5" or so, but we want to be the girl with the silver hoops. And we’re noticing that it can be hard to find good ones! We like the ones from Urban, shown above. But the ones from H&M have terrible closures and we hate them. We picked some up from a mall accessories store, and we’ve been quite happy with them.

3" Hoops, $16

Our dear friend also has a signature look. Hers is far more eye catching and refined than ours, and we are always slightly envious when we see it. But honestly, even if she gave us a matching one now we would not be able to wear it because it is HER signature look. Now that we think about it, we are wondering if her signature look has melted into our subconscious and that’s why we call her dear friend. Perhaps we should say deer. Either way.

Mounted Buck Ring, $120

We only know one other person with a signature look. She recently went back to school, and decided to go to art school where she wouldn’t know a single soul. What better time to reinvent yourself? We remember being rather young, and our parents faced us with the possibility of moving to Kalamazoo, Michigan. Away from our beloved New Jersey, into (seemingly) the middle of fucking nowhere. We told our mother that we would not fight the move if we could dye our hair red and pierce our nose. We think we were in 7th grade at the time. We were totally set on reinventing ourself, and soon, the prospect of moving didn’t seem too horrid. But we ended up not moving, for which we thank our parents every day. We did end up dyeing our hair and piercing our nose, but at a much later point. Anyway. Our art school friend decided she was going to be the girl in the American Apparel running shorts. As she is a runner with a pretty spot-on figure, she can wear a potato sack and look fabulous. So these running shorts weren’t a tough thing for her. Plus, how functional! Go to your painting class and then for a run after! The idea (both constant running and running shorts) makes us break out in hives, but we give her mad props.

Interlock Running Shorts, $22

We would love to know if you have a signature look or accessory or SOMETHING. Mail us here!

-LIL BUNNY

Reader Mail Follow Up

08.28.2007

Today we were lucky enough to hear back from Laura, who wrote to us last week about what she should wear to a snotty, sorority event (see her original post here). She was kind enough to let us know how it all worked out.

I went to my event with the snooty sorority girls…and I thought I would
report what I ended up wearing. I loved the idea of a shirt dress. So
I got a dress and tried it on (foolishly) the night before the event
and it didn’t fit right at all. SO…frantic back up plan…

Everything came out of my closet so the best part is that I didn’t even
spend any money! And I got LOTS of compliments that 1. I looked really
skinny 2. I looked hot 3. I didn’t embarrass my friend (I think!)

Good for the ego, no? And I felt really comfortable and cool and hip! Woo hoo!

And she was actually good enough to include photos of what she wore, that we will update at another time. Because our computers hate us.

We’re glad it all worked out for the best, and we actually got a little misty at the update. In a good way.

-LIL BUNNY

The High of High and Low

08.28.2007

It’s always harder for us to post more expensive things because, simply put, we’re not going to buy them. We’d like to, sure. But unfortunately, we are bred to be bargain-hunters and sale-sleuths. We really don’t like to pay a lot of money for much because, well, we’re stingy.

There are times when we’ll drop dime, though. We’ve talked about them before. A quick refresher; we will spend money on denim that fits well, cashmere sweaters, handbags and shoes. No one will notice if your blouse is from Forever 21, but if your shoes are from Payless, they’ll notice. We assure you, we are not trying to be snobs (the shoes we are currently wearing cost approximately $7), but it’s true. Quality leather goods are as easy to spot as poor leather goods. Of course, if you don’t wear leather, this entire conversation is pointless. We would just direct you to Stella McCartney’s line.

Sigh. We have no idea how we get so off-topic. We are thinking it is related to the distractions of our surroundings (someone is talking about the ‘bridge and tunnel’ crowd – being from NJ, and currently being far from NJ – this has perked our ears up. But now they are talking about autographs), or possibly the sinus medicine we took that has made our headache less stabby and more dull throbby, and has dulled our senses (yes, driving home is going to be an adventure). Either way. We are distracted. Obviously. Anyway. Here are our top picks that we would buy if we hit the lottery (so they are not like WAY out of reach for us, just mostly).

We love the Anna Corinna City Tote shown above. We were in Saks last Fall, and we saw a gray leather bag that made us fall over because of its sheer beauty. Then we looked at the price tag, and wept. It was almost a thousand dollars. For a handbag. We do not have that kind of scratch, so we have been looking for a pretty, gray leather handbag since. We haven’t found one, but if someone gave us $500, we’d totally buy this one. We had the opportunity to buy this bag in Butterscotch at an extremely discounted rate, and we didn’t. We still kick ourselves for it. This is pretty much the perfect tote, we think.

Anna Corinna City Tote in True Gray, $468

This sweater looks like our dream sweater. It’s gray, which we love the most (what can we say, we find it hides dirt and spots really well). It’s got long sleeves, all the better to tuck your hands up in when you have lost one glove and cannot find it but need to go outside. And it has a HOOD. Yet it is not sloppy looking. The only thing we are unsure of is the weight of the cashmere, but if someone wanted to buy us our winter wardrobe staple, we’d direct them here.

Joie My All Sweater, $210

We know quite a few people who have these rain boots. And at first glance, it’s like how do these fit in the high section? They are RUBBER. True, but they are also almost a hundred bucks for a pair of rain boots. We do not live in a particularly rainy climate, but we actually do have plans to buy these boots. There is something very intriguing about stomping around the muck in these boots, even if the muck in question is the dirt lot behind the convenience store where we take our dog on pee walks. But still – muck, pee. Rain boots required. We will get these at some point.

Hunter Wellington boots, $98

Now we can almost guarantee that these high-rise, wide leg jeans are going to fit a hell of a lot better than the ones we posted from Old Navy. These just look well made, the denim looks soft, the cut looks fairly flattering (we don’t know why all of their models are sausaged into their pants). But at $200+, is it really worth the investment?

18th Amendment Colbert High Waist Flare Jean, $212

Lastly, we have this Delman boots that we are pretty much drooling over. They are our perfect boot, and we have to understand that we will never, ever have them. Someday. But probably not.

Delman Legacy boot, was $578.95, now $521.06

-LIL BUNNY

The Low of High and Low

08.27.2007

We didn’t know a concept of high/low existed until we worked in buying. We were told that the dress we were wearing (that had a retail price that was equivalent to a month’s rent, and no, we did not pay that much) with the shoes that cost $5 in Chinatown was an awesome ‘high/low look’. We were just kind of like, what? We don’t do drugs. What’s this high business all about? It took our very kind, very French, very gay boss to explain to us what high/low actually MEANT. He was also the only person who would flat out assess our outfits as we walked into our office, and because of him, we refuse to wear denim skirts.
Anyway. So high/low. The idea of mixing something high end/high fashion/high ticket with something low end/common/cheap, whatever. This is how we live, basically. We fully believe in paying top dollar for some things; shoes, jeans, handbags, and cashmere sweaters come to mind. And for other things, $30 is asking a lot. As retailers start to launch their Fall preview lines, we are going to bring you our top high/low picks. Starting with the low, because honestly, we have had a headache for four days now that is making opening our eyes difficult and slightly painful. We are very, very happy that your regularly scheduled writer is finally somewhere that has reliable electricity and indoor plumbing because as much as we have loved writing this, we so desperately need a nap.
Anyway. Low.

Above we have this much cuter in person jumper from Old Navy. We know, we know. Old Navy. But honestly. We got the same damn jumper last year from Anthropologie and it cost about 4 times as much. We never thought we’d wear jumpers past 5 years old, but we love them. And we especially love that this one is fleece, and has pockets, because it is basically like wearing a big sweatshirt. We bought it in black, and fully intend to wear it with a gray t-shirt underneath, possibly white, and tall boots. We would really like to be wearing it now, and perhaps laying down. We are just so tired lately. Erm. Jumpers. Easy peasy. Plus, it’s part of Old Navy’s Fall Preview sale, so it’s $10 off.

Old Navy Fleece Jumper Dress, $19.50

We don’t usually like silk very much, but we really like this blouse from Forever 21/Heritage. We are not entirely sure what the difference is because they sell both lines in both stores and on the F21 website. But whatever. We always wrote Forever 21 off as being a terrible, cheesy store until we were made to go in one day. We were amazed. It was the closest thing to an American TopShop we’d ever seen. We remarked as such to the girl at the cashwrap and we received a completely blank stare in return. We were also surprised to find out just how many people from our old job (which was entirely all about fashion and appearances) shopped there. We love this blouse with jeans and a pair of heels, or dark slim pants and ballet flats.

Forever 21 Silk Blouse, $24

These pants look really, really strange in this photo. But we have seen them in person. We have even tried them on. We are not convinced that a high waist is right for us, but we have many friends who want to try it. This is an excellent way to do so. These jeans have a great wide leg, cute button details, and they’re just about the cheapest, high waisted, wide legged jeans you’ll find. Sometimes finding fringe trend items for under a lot of money can be hard. But we like these so much we might go back today and try them on again just to make sure we don’t want them.

Old Navy Mid Rise Extra Wide Leg "The Flirt" jeans, $34.50

Coming tomorrow – the high side.

-LIL BUNNY

Reader Mail

08.27.2007

What better way to start a Monday morning than with a reader question that we have struggled with more than once?

Ok. I know a lot of people have trouble finding a pair of jeans that
fit well but why is all designer denim so freaking long?! I don’t
understand why it is made for women who are 6 feet tall. I don’t
think thats the norm…correct me if I’m wrong. I am about 5’4 and I
CANNOT find any jeans that are the right length. I find so many that
look good around the thigh/butt area but then they are way too long.
I don’t like to have jeans altered either, especially if I’m paying
eassloads of money for them. I have had too many bad experiences with
tailors who mess up my pants and make them too short or still too
long…I dunno I hate dealing with them. I am not a jeans snob
either. I will wear non designer denim too but I’ve tried Gap and
their jeans are frumpy on me. Am I the only one who feels like they
are taking crazy pills when they go jeans shopping? HELP ME! Any
suggestions?
~Arielle

Oh, we’ve been here. We often want new jeans, but we go shopping and we just want to die. We did love the Gap’s Long and Leans for quite some time, and then something happened and they stopped fitting. That’s when we found Joe’s, and we’ve stuck with them for a while. We, being not supermodel tall, have also had to figure out what the fuck do with the extra length. We don’t know exactly WHY they are so long – perhaps it has something to do with people wearing them with heels? But honestly, spending $150 on a pair of jeans and another $30 to have them tailored is annoying. Though we will say if you can find a good tailor who will re-attach the original hems, it’s worth it. Anyway.

The best way to tell if jeans are the proper length for you is where the knee hits. As you’re 5’4", you may fall into the petite line for some designer brands. We know Joe’s makes the Provacatuer, which has a 30" inseam instead of 34". This could be a first solution.

Joe’s Provacateur, $158

We, however, have spent much time shopping for jeans that are less expensive and that are cut well for people not skyscrapingly tall. We took a dear friend jean shopping one day, and tortured her by swearing she could find something in the Gap. It should be noted, she is approximately 5’4" (and if we are wrong, we sincerely apologize). We made her try on every pair of jeans in the Gap, and none of them were to either of our liking. We then remembered a tip we’d gotten from another friend of ours. This other friend of ours is model tall and thin, and always looks good in everything. Tall friend swore up and down that Mavi jeans were the way to go. We kind of wrote them off as a young/teeny bopper brand, and we couldn’t have been more in the wrong. We bought two pair in a fit of desperation (and we also got 40% off), and we honestly love them. We recommend them to our dear friend who is less tall than we are, and she (for some unknown reason after the Gap debacle) took our advice, went to Macy’s, and bought herself some Mavis. We love the length – we are approximately 5’5" or 5’6" and they hit at the top of our feet. Our dear friend did not have to get them tailored, either. They are more expensive than the Gap, but they are more flattering, more comfortable, and not as expensive as super high end denim. Plus, we see them on sale just about every time we go to Macy’s. Plus, you can get them in different inseams, which is awesome.

Above, Mavi Mindy, was $88, now $39.99

Skinny, gray – pretty spot on for this Fall. And since they’re on sale, you can wear them a few times and then lose them/forget about them/make them into shorts/not feel bad wondering if they’re no longer on point and just tuck them away for a rainy day or painting the bathroom.

Mavi Lindy in Gray Brushed Denim, was $78, now $54.99

These are totally the jeans we would wear to work on the days when we wake up at an ungodly hour to go running. And then when we get changed into our work clothes, our skinny jeans just kind of stick to us and we feel like a pudding stuck in a plastic bag until our body temperature relaxes and then we feel normal. Erm. We like these so much because they’re cut nicely – not super skinny, not super wide – we love the dark wash and minimal whiskering, and we just think they’d be flattering on everyone.

Mavi Zoe in Deep Capri Comfort (wtf?), $118

If anyone has any other jeans ideas, chime in! We’re always looking for another suggestion or two or million.

-LIL BUNNY

Back!

08.27.2007

And so! It has been perhaps the longest six weeks of our life, but we are back, if not in America than a country surprisingly populated with Louis Vuitton stores while actually remaining, you know, Communist, and we are here to say: hello! And: We missed you! And: everything else!

We had all these clever (er, “clever”) things to say on this return but now we find ourselves rather fumbling for words, perhaps because we have spent the last six weeks boring our room\teammate to tears with extended, occasionally mimed renditions of every emotionally significant event of our lives since and including middle school. It is quite odd, really, spending basically every moment of your day with someone, and then not spending it with that someone, although we will say that both experiences are rewarding. For example, if our roommate were here, with us, in Shanghai, and not in San Francisco, we would not have been dancing around to the new Kanye West song and discovered the joys of spilling a glass of water all over our laptop. And we would also not have discovered that the only way we can avoid biting our lower lip while dancing is to put our fingers on our temples and pull back our hair. This is very confusing.

Over the next few weeks we will, of course, aim to bore the shit out of everyone here, as we have tortured our poor room\teammate the last month or so, and we will have more to say than anyone thought possible about the qualities of Mongolian cuisine, or the taxi driver who held our poor passport ransom for like $5 (it’s like, dude, if you’re going to go the trouble, we would have paid up for $100), or the marvelous people we met along the way, many of whom are pictured here. All we will say about this tremendous assembly is that it includes (a) a man who rode a cow, (b) another who literally made us throw up, and (c) the most appealing Republican we have ever met. We are, as usual, holding the camera, although we are thinking it would be pretty funny if it turned out we were a boy. Funny weird, etc.

All we will say, before everything else we will say, is that adventure is tops. And that Kiehl’s eye treatment goes a long way to ensuring feelings of humanness, etc., after sleeping in a car on the side of a Russian highway.

Lil Bunny will, thank Christ, continue on here this week as we make our way to the western hemisphere. We thank her for her ongoing, and probably fruitless, work to keep this site going despite all our incompetent efforts to the contrary.

XOBS

Week in Review

08.24.2007

We seriously wrote this whole stupid post last night, and then the phone rang, and we somehow hit the back button. And it all went away. We were so mad that we had to get up, walk away, and leave it until this morning. We are now bright eyed and bushy tailed (well, not really. We’re tired, we’re slightly sweaty, and we desperately want another peach), and ready to bring you our Bunnyshop week in review!

-We learned that we will actually get mail when we beg for it enough

-While we know little about staying in Paris, some of our readers stepped up to the plate to help out

-Getting our pupils dilated sucks

-Everyone is having a sale

-American Apparel will make us feel like a geeky pudding but we will always shop there

-We love Benefit, even if they are getting expensive and keep discontinuing our favorites

-ReLoad is our only hope for a laptop bag that doesn’t suck

-H&M and lotions leave us completely confused

-We love Jocasi almost more than puppies

Above, Levi’s Red Tab Boot Jean, was $88, now $49.99

We think that’s about it. We’re off to the country for the weekend. Have lovely weekends!

-LIL BUNNY

It’s That Time of Year…

08.24.2007

We just received a call from one of our best friends, asking if we were going to attend his fiancee’s bridal shower. We felt like a complete nincompoop, as not only did we not RSVP, we completely lost the invitation. We apologized profusely, and then felt uncomfortable verbally passing on the invite. We honestly cannot remember what we’re doing on the day of her shower – like no matter how hard we try, we have a mental block past September 4. We did tell him, regretfully, that we cannot go. We then laughed about how incredibly silly bridal showers are, and how more often than not (in her case and in ours) the shower was thrown by our betrothed’s mother/family to make up for all the showers they’ve been to.

We, we may have mentioned, are relatively shy. We do not like being the center of attention EVER. We are also terrible with names. We come from a very small, rather close family. At our shower, we were made to open more Crock-Pots, Pyrex sets, and pans in front of approximately 70 people. The process went as such: our now-sister in law would open the envelope and tell us who it was from. In some cases, she would point out the gift giver. We would then open the present, feign surprise, attempt desperately to locate the generous relative, and thank them. In some case, we would thank a blank spot on the wall, or a random pitcher on a table. We did get many of the things we registered for, and some we actually enjoy (we seriously love out flatware). But we also got some things that we were seriously like wtf about. An Italian chef cheese tray? Like a tray. Shaped like an Italian man. Somehow, someone thought we (being Dutch and German, and marrying an Irish boy) would want this thing. It is in a cupboard, somewhere, waiting for its debut at a funeral/holiday party/work event.

Everyone always says BUY OFF THE REGISTRY (or give money) and generally we will do this. We will only make exceptions for people we know very well, or when we want to add something personal to the silver etched frames they want. We have a ton of friends getting married this fall (one wedding we are positive we are going to, and we don’t think we are being invited to the other two. But that’s ok. We love the brides anyway, and understand the constraints of guest lists). Here’s what we’ll be sending if we don’t make it to their showers:

We really like the Bridal Party soap set from Philosophy. Yeah, yeah, we know. They say it’s a shower gel, bath soap and shampoo all in one. Let’s leave it at a soap, ok? Have you ever tried to use this stuff as shampoo? Anyway. We like this set because it’s festive, it’s sweet, most people like the packaging/concept/product, and what’s the worst case scenario? It gets relegated to a guest bathroom? Ok by us! We gave this set to one of our dearest friends and she seemed to love it.

Bridal Party set, $30

Now, we understand that personalized stationary is pricey. This is for the gift giver who is loaded, or for someone worth a fairly big splurge. We would’ve DIED in the best way if someone had given this to us, and we still look forward to getting some one of these days. In this day and age of e-greeting cards with singing woodland creatures, emails filled with FWD FWD FWD: HA HA HA and a ton of emoticons, there is something very refreshing about a sweet, handwritten note. Which reminds us, we have to send out a couple thank you notes ourselves, but we have no cards. See? This is where they are handy. Obviously, it goes without saying, but make sure you know the recipient’s intended name. We cannot count how many times we have had the married/maiden name conversation; most recently, our IT man told us how ‘fiercely independent’ we were – twice, in two very separate conversations – and then told us it was a compliment. We were just like, totally. Whatever. We would like our computer fixed now please.

Cranberry bordered correspondence cards with coordinating envelopes, $155/50

Finally, we have these sweet diamond etched earrings that would be a great add-on to any gift. Want to do the right thing by getting some Pyrex off the registry? Go for it. Want to get an excellent Target gift card (oh, how we loved these) – do it. But add something special with these awesome, slightly funny earrings from Stars and Infinite Darkness. She’ll never look at them without thinking of you! Also, we would be stoked if someone got them for us now. We basically want everything we post, which is good and bad, we are learning. Good because we are never at a loss for shopping, bad because our bank account is not always up for it. But at $28, these are pretty affordable.

Danielle Maveal Fake Diamond Earrings, $28

-LIL BUNNY

Reader Mail: Our Favorites

08.24.2007

Today we received a lovely letter from Ally, and in it, she asked us to list our ten favorite and least favorite purchases. We would be hardpressed to list our ten favorite ever and LEAST favorite ever, so we’re going to condense it into our top five purchases this year. Some you may already know about, some maybe not. And we have a LOT to sift through because holy crap, have we bought a lot of stuff this year.

Our absolute most favorite doesn’t seem fashion related at all, does it? It’s not, really. We do use our BlackBerry Pearl to look at Vogue online and stuff, but honestly, sometimes we have to stop thinking about shopping/fashion/etc and focus on the fact that we cannot read a map, we get lost easily, and we cry when this happens. We have turned the wrong way down a one way HIGHWAY (this only happened once, but once is enough), we have ended up in the ghetto (and not the part we live in), we have actually gotten lost and ended up in the same parking lot twice in a year. Our BlackBerry helps us avoid this. It’s also been excellent in providing us with weather reports (which we cannot get out of bed until we have read/heard/seen, so this does not allow us the ‘oh, I must’ve just missed the weather report’ snooze), and keeping us up to date on our emails and interneting. We honestly love this stupid thing. We even bought a little red plastic case for it. It’s a bit like those silicone shoes that were so popular this summer. We love our BlackBerry and all it does for us.

BlackBerry Pearl, prices vary

Ok. We know, we know, we know. We know that we are undoing all of the hard work that your regularly scheduled writer has done to instill your confidence in us. But bear with us. We do not like Uggs because they are fashionable. We think they’re, in fact, ugly. Quite. HOWEVER. There are few things we hate more than being cold and wet. And unfortunately, we live in a city. In the Northeast, where it snows and rains from like October through April. Something warm and dry is never, in our eyes, a bad thing. Ergo, Uggs. We apologize to your sensibilities, but our feet thank you for your understanding. We will not speak of this again.

Uggs Classic Tall Boots, $153.95

Oh. Our Oliver Peoples Athena sunglasses. We, honestly, have not even worn them. We custom ordered a pair with polarized lenses in March. Then we broke our eyes, and we have been wearing our regular glasses since. We have kept them in their holster on our windowsill, hoping to break them out sometime. When our eye doctor was presenting us with non-glasses options, we were like YES WE WILL PAY LOTS OF MONEY FOR PERMANENT SURGERY IF IT MEANS WE CAN WEAR SUNGLASSES AGAIN. Because honestly, we like sunglasses. We like the way we look in them, and we miss wearing them so much. We will wear these home from the hospital when we get our eye surgery. And the sad thing is, we are 100% serious.

Oliver Peoples Athenas, $285

Oh Jocasi. How we love you. This is the bag we were unwilling to divulge before. We got it in the mail (like a week after we paid for it, which is awesome) and it’s perfect. We were unsure at first – is it small? Is it big? And we almost sent it back. But we have discovered we can fit multiple Diet Cokes, a pair of flip flops, a pair of heels, studio headphones, our wallet, iPod, BlackBerry, keys, and notebook in it. Without even straining. Plus, it just LOOKS nice – like we can totally bring this bag when we have important meetings for work that take us out of town. And the straps are just long enough to sit on the shoulder. We love Jocasi more than we loved Joey McIntyre when we were little. We – dare we say – would rather have a Jocasi bag than a basket full of puppies. They just added some new styles to the sale section – we recommend checking it out!

Madagascan Clip Bag, Large – approx. $150

Our last pick is a bit troubling. We do love our True Religion jeans a lot. They are our go-to whenever we want to look nice and feel pretty but also want to wear jeans (which is pretty much all the time). They’ve worn well, they’ve washed well, and we generally like the fit. But we are so not cool with paying $200+ for a pair of jeans. Ours were like $4. Literally. So we are a bit conflicted. But if there was a fire and I had to pick a pair of jeans to save, it’d definitely be these.

True Religion Johnny Jeans, $216

There are some things that we didn’t even consider, like our new winter coat we haven’t worn, vintage boots that almost fit perfectly, a 15" steel ruler. We have basically just picked our top five right now.

-LIL BUNNY

H&M: Maddening but Entertaining

08.23.2007

We received some reader mail asking if we thought H&M’s website was annoying – and in fact, we do! We hate that it’s impossible to shop it like a normal e-commerce site, and the pictures are annoying. However, in doing this research, we managed to kill an hour (an HOUR) by dressing up a virtual model that looks like us. The only other stores we know that do this are, like, LL Bean and we would far rather bedeck our virtual selves in a cream peacoat than a cotton sweater.

Much like shopping in their brick and mortar stores, H&M’s site is just kind of a mindfuck. And you have to be prepared for it. Once you get past that, you’ll find awesome little things.

We will say that the last thing we’ve purchased at H&M was a long sleeve, gray tunic made of organic cotton. We wore it over a t-shirt and jeans one day when we were freezing, and we have to say, it looks pretty cute. We wish they had them in more colors and/or on the website.

Oh, and because the website kinda sucks there’s no way for us to know what in the above picture is what, or how much it is.

Oh, H&M. We love you. We think.

-LIL BUNNY

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