The title of this blog entry describes my mood. The fashion show is just around the corner (less around the corner than I initially thought luckily), and I'm stressing like there's no tomorrow! I'm fortunate to have a wonderful set of models (28 in total!) that have been unbelievable patient and good-natured about date switches and fittings, so kudos to them (: Almost all of the fittings are complete, and now all that's left are hand-sewing details, accessory choices, music cuts, and choreography of the final pose. That's right, there won't be a walk-out (due to an audience that probably won't know the proper fashion etiquette of when and how long to applaud) but will instead be a final pose. Photo opp, anyone?
So the fashion show will be held at BDTV's Miss Blue Devil 2009, at 7pm on Tuesday, December 1st in the Fairhaven High School Performing Arts Center for those interested in attending. My mom will be videoing the fashion bit of the night, and I will post it both here and at http://olivarose.webs.com for those of you who can't make it (:
Okay, time to comment on other fashion stuff that's not OLIVAROSE...I'll rave about something instead of complain (like I did last time with the Chanel SS10). So I am totally loving these Prada OTK rubber wellers, that connect to a rubber belt!! Check it out:
I walk home everyday from school, but I can't in heels for obvious reasons. I've been bringing a pairs of flats to switch into to school with me the past two years, which is obnoxious. I really want thigh-high boots, but most pairs (like the previously-blogged Guccis and other Pradas) have a huge heel. With these babies, I can walk home happily chic (: They are rather weird and certainly different than your average riding boots or Uggs, but weird pieces are what I live for :D. The price is my only issue here. Though, I've promised myself a fashion present if I get into Brown. It'll be between these and Frieda Pinto's Chanel dress, which is now on sale (:
Okay, enough chit-chat, tschuss alle!
And PS, yes this blog title is a tribute to Mr. Moll (:
