Summer Librarians

She has a thunder in her heart. Thunderstorm. Not one of those storms where drops fall for few moments and then disappear like someone from above has pulled them and replace with sun like it was mistake. This thunderstorm is made of vicious clouds in gray shade that are hugging the human objects like they want to knock them down. This thunderstorm plays with you for too long and just when you want to close your umbrella...din….you realized you’ve been taken for the fool. 

And there is it today, the new dance of your curtain announcing stubborn emotions determined in creating cracks on the sky that’s surrounds you. 

She wants easy days to come. Easy days. Easy days with tender sunlight that are putting your affairs in order while unflustered breeze is giving balance and comfort to your being. She is aching for summery days filled with friendship with smart females and flirting with not so smart males. Tender summer days where her long flowy skirts will cover the secrets of her passions. Tender summer nights spent in revealing secrets and wisdoms of published works of Didion and Nin. 

She doesn’t want black tears in her 1960s eyes on parking spaces in 4 am. She wants to be liberated from the locks around her wrists and thunders in her heart. She wants to run away from errands of other thunderstorms placed in other hearts. She doesn’t want listen to Blur. 

She is tired. Tired of her foolish conscience. And she is tired of the noise of her heart. 

She looks really cool. But she is a total nerd.

COLLAGE

NERDY LIBRARIAN: TOCCA TOP AT STEVEN ALAN; ATTIC AND BARN SKIRT AT FARFETCH; RACHEL COMEY MARNIER SANDALS; K W HARVEST SUNGLASSES CANDY; 

HIPSTER LIBRARIAN: TOCCA TOP; RACHEL COMEY ALTOY SKIRT; ZARA FLATFORMS; KAREN WALKER HARVEST SUNGLASSES IN TORTOISE

THUNDER IN OUR HEARTS TOTE BY FIELDGUIDED

Groupie by night, college kid by the day

Dropped waistline, loose tank cut and the scent of flapper vibe mixed with librarian chic. And name such as popcorn.
Rachel Comey writes poetry of fashion, and not just with this specific popcorn dress. Since she began with designing a womenswear line, she became a favorite designer for many girls that effortlessly march on the streets dressed chic, but actually they don’t care. Comey’s label is not just another hip line, but it gives a true meaning to the word. Little of quirky, little of print, a lot of simplicity and bit of rock ’n’ roll is what makes clothes made by Rachel Comey so special. With the sexy but comfort pieces she makes a perfect uniform for cool, always in run girls.
Over the years infamous popcorn dress has been through some changes and reinventions and despite summery popcorn in a girly print or nude is beyond charming, so is the luxurious popcorn made of velvet. However, the velvet popcorn, in nude or with polka dots is not a dress you will wear just to rock concert once and store it into your closet. Oh no. You will wash it after the rock concert and wear it next day to library. So you can be groupie by night, college kid by the day.

both dresses at Bird boutique

Summer dress crush

Buttons sometimes completely can change the appearance of the plainest dress. In the summer, nice bright buttons give the bubbly charm to pastel garments as sundresses, tops or jumpers. The little gold-tone metal buttons, placed in the middle from neckline to hemline, even if just embellishment, on slim cut dresses can make miracles for the shape of the body.
Bit tight white dresses in stiff cotton or denim with these kinds of buttons have seaside chic and are wearable in many occasions. Similar dress in striped cotton has Sophomore in their latest collection. This bustier dress with the straps is now on sale at Opening Ceremony ($ 217.00).
Hip and playful button up dresses from Rachel Comey's spring summer 2010 collection, are inspired by Annie Clark of indie rock band St. Vincent. Annie performed in orange dress at the show and same dress later wore Whitney Port at Coachella. Sale doesn’t make choice easier because of three different versions of this ruched dress with sweetheart neckline.
Orange one is available at Bloomingdale’s for $264.00,silk one with blue print at Gargyle $275.00, and the one in two tone print at Creatures of Comfort for $195.00.
Hey, aren't you in love with "St Vincent" dress?!