My Body:
Height, 5'5"
Weight, ranges from about 110-125
Bust, 32DD (it's ridiculous)
Waist, about 27"
Hips, about 34"
Body Image:
I'm happy. That's not to say that I couldn't eat healthier and exercise more. But, I'm not unhappy with my shape or weight. It's control that I need to focus on. I know I don't like to weight more or less than between 115-120. And if my habits continue, my metabolism is going to get the best of me in a few years.
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Just a little bit about me.
I'm a 26 year old, Southern California girl born and raised. My style is laid back and casual. I could not live without sandals, just as an East Coaster could not live without boots. I wear jeans almost everyday. I have a fascination with vintage jewelry, but not the budget for it. I believe you could wear a white tee shirt and jeans to just about anything with the right accessories. I love texture and patterns, but my wardrobe mainly consists of solids and clean lines. I've started to add more texture and pattern to my collection piece by piece in the last 6 months, but solids are still so easy.
It wasn't until the summer of 2008 that I really started experimenting with my style. Before then my closet was full of Old Navy and things my mother bought me at Christmas and my birthday. One day in June a friend asked me to model for him. He's a local photographer who takes club pictures, does animal photography, and shoots local magazine fashion spreads and runway events. So this was by no means an invitation to take off my clothes and expose myself to the world wide web. He just loves taking photos and finds it more interesting to involve people. And I can't agree more, I hate nature photography. As beautiful as it can be, it all looks the same to me. I digress.

The next day I went to Forever 21 and picked out a dress I never would have had the guts to wear in public. Number 1: I wouldn't have any place to wear it. Number 2: it was rather short. It was a short sleeve, cream, sweater dress...a very mod 1969 Spy Who Shagged Me-esque. And I borrowed shoes from a girlfriend. The result was the image to the left and some other amazing shots. Needless to say the entire experience of modeling boosted my non-existing self confidence level after a traumatizing breakup with my boyfriend.
After that I did a few more shoots and started to feel comfortable in my skin. Then I started shopping differently. I'd been a dancer most of my life and knew my body so well, yet not in the slightest. I think the number one reason I lacked style was because I simply didn't know who I was. And I think that happens to a lot of young women. They grow up wearing what their mother buys them or getting their sister's hand-me-downs because they simply don't have the money to buy their own clothes. And then they continue making the same purchases because it's comfortable. Then there are the girls who seem to have all the style. The one's who make their own clothes and have a subscription to every high fashion magazine on the market. My closet was full of my school uniforms, my mother's purchases, over sized hand-me-downs, leotards and tights!
I feel I've come a long way from those days.
Now that my style is more definable and I have some good variety in my wardrobe I have a new fashion goal.
Check out my
GOAL.