Lulus.com Fashion Blog

October
22
2010

Hi, my name is Cara and I'm addicted to gold. No kidding, I wear it in almost every outfit I wear. I own six, SIX pairs of all gold shoes. And this is one obsession I won't be getting rid of anytime soon.

I wanted to share the wealth, so to speak, and hand deliver some of my favorite inspirations that keep me going throughout the day when I need my fix of the sparkly goddess known as gold.

First off: can we all just drool together over these Balenciaga pants? Yeah, they are from 2007, but they are still so revelvant. In the words of Liz Lemon "I want to go to there".

(most of the pics via tumblr)

I hope I helped indulge you in all things gold. These just dip into some of my favorite metallic inspired pics. Do any of you have a color you just melt over?

XOXO ladies, and remember to stay gold.

Monday Music Must: Bring on the Remix!

September
20
2010

Bring on the Remix!

There are times when I start to feel bored with my music. Thousands of songs on one computer and not one track I feel like listening to—what’s a girl to do? Search for some great remixes, that’s what. Whether it’s a mashup, a cover, or a techno masterpiece, a remix is sure to provide you with an interesting new take on a song you’ve heard one too many times before. Here are two of my favorites:

The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s - “Heads Will Roll (A-Track Remix)”, & "Heads Will Roll Mini Remix (Chedda Da Shredda)"

Karen O.’s dominating, scritch-scratch vocals sound amazing with A-Track’s techno styling on the New York band’s single from last summer. My God! It makes me chop my hands in the air like a strange Michael Jackson robot and mess up my own hair while I dance! Success.

Here is a bonus remix thrown in the mix just so that you can get as much out of remix's today! LOL

Heads Will Roll Mini Mix 2010 by Chedda Da Shredda

Red Umbrella - “Baby” (As made popular by that little cherub, Justin Bieber)

Hearing grown men sing this pop powerhouse of a song just might make your heart melt. Creative use of a vocoder makes Ludacris’ rap interlude into a pretty indie bridge, while incorporation of a rockin’ xylophone brings the adorbs factor up a notch. This track is seriously yummy.