A Fashion Fairy Tale: hair

I love black boots. I can't say I used to be a huge wearer of black boots, but after discovering the comforts of docs (Dr. Martins) I haven't been able to go back. Not to mention how hot they look with a pair of nice leggings and a baggy cardigan for a simple casual chic outfit. I'm more inclined to go with a mid length, since my legs are not the longest so the ankle height type of boots looks quite good on me, and less of a hassle than finding a knee length pair that is ACTUALLY knee length :P (not thigh height). Lucky for me a mid length boot is a knee length boot and I save money, WOOO :).

I've been trying to find a pair of black studded boots lately, for those days where you want to look slightly rebellious. Think studded boots, black tights, a baggy jumper with tousled hair and a slouchy bag. If you want to take rebellious to the next level check out Kesha's outfit:

Ahh Kesha, you are too cool!

It's also an awesome way to tone down a feminine outfit

So I started my shopping expedition online. Nothing really caught my fancy on eBay so I decided to head over to google to get some inspiration, and then, I found the PERFECT BOOT!

*cue heavenly music* I spent the next hour stalking these pair of Chanel boots!!! And of course they had to be released at least 1 year ago and they are nowhere to be found!! Much less in my tiny foot size!!! I would have handed over so much money to whoever had a pair of these.....RIP my dream of owning these Chanel boots.

how GORGEOUS are these??

While wandering around, I stumbled upon this pair of boots from Wanted Shoes Co. They are by ROC and priced at around $150 and they are so nice!! As I thought about it though, I figured - I want the studs in gold!! So that's it I'll be making my own pair soon with gold studs and I'll be sure to include a tutorial for you girlies :) Here are the shots from my little shoe searching expedition:

The shape and the low heel are very nice!

I thought these were the cutest studded gumboots :)

Wish me luck :D!

I'm not sure if you have noticed but Ombre hair is pretty big right now! I can't decide if I'm liking it or not and whether asians should even try this look. I mean most of us have already sported this look sometime during our lives when we attempted to dye our hair in (our experimental stages) in high school and then was forced to grow it out. I used to be the hair of shame, but now it's cool.

The only attractive thing about this look is you can look cool and be extremely lazy about dying your roots :)! Keeping my hair light to medium brown is hard work for my naturally black hair. Not only is it extremely damaged, you get roots appearing in 2 weeks. URGH!

After doing a bit more research, I noticed that there are a few variations of Ombre hair. Here some images of celebs and such sporting the "natural" ombre look. This ombre style, uses natural colours almost like a variation of the traditional highlights, but grown out:

Isabelle Lucas does this daring ombre from almost black to white blonde. It looks good on her though, because she's just so hot :P

No more goody two shoes Blair, Leighton Meester, looks really good here!

Rachel Bilson has a more subtle ombre :), she looks good in everything!

Asians with Ombre, well it helps she's half asian. Looks awesome :)

What do you think girls? Yay or Nay?

UPDATE**

After sitting on the fence on this idea, I've really begun to like it. I've trolled around the net some more and found a few more variations.

Pink and multicolored ombre. Now I'm really loving the pink version :) I'm thinking of giving this a go, and after the pink washes out it'll just be the natural blonde.