October Eleventh, Two-Thousand and Eight

Beauty is green socks and white shoes. Wish I looked this good in shorts.

October Tenth, Two-Thousand and Eight

I love the belted cape. They both have great bags. The slightly icelandic needlepoint style detail on her dress is so sweet and right up my alley.

October Second, Two-Thousand and Eight

I love all the different textiles that are going on in this outfit. Great belt and pants, too.


Too Cute.


Great sleeve on this top, love the T-strap too.


I love how these two are kind of matching, and her sleeve is peeking out of her sweater.

September Twenty-Fifth, Two-Thousand and Eight

This is such a beautiful dress. So old fashioned, with a perfect, graceful fit. It had beautiful fabric covered buttons down the back. This woman was in Hayes Valley and I love the mystery of the dress: was three hundred dollars in a boutique or much much less in a vintage shop?


I was hard up for pictures, when I saw these two kind of hipstery girls. I was having one of those moments where I could not decide wither to take their picture or not. I finally resigned myself to taking the picture of people who were cute, yes but not unique. As I was walking back to them, I saw this gem of a fellow. Pretty much everything, but mostly the embroidered vest and the rings.


This is in Berkeley, and this girl stood out a lot among the flip flops, jeans and sweatshirt crowd. Great glasses too.

September Nineteenth, Two-Thousand and Eight

This guy reminds me of Harold so much. His suit fits him so well, he said he just likes dressing up sometimes. Nice.


She looks so cute, I love the slouchy tank and over sized sweater. Grey looks great on blondes, always.


I love butt-flaps.




Goth done well is so killer.


Her great trench had a gold sheen to it. She also had a really interesting scarf on.


Love this silhouette. She had the little faux suspenders hanging down in the back too, something that I really like, despite myself.

September Fifth, Two-Thousand and Eight

These two are so so cute. Such city kids. I love her long hair, unfortunatly its covering up an amazing Harold and Maude shirt. I'm also a sucker for freckles.


I love her shoes. Her whole look so so crisp. Very smart.

I realize these pictures are from days and days ago. I'm trying my best here, and my best right now isn't that great.

August Eighteenth, Two-Thousand and Eight

I've been such a bad blogger. Its been a rough couple of months for me, personally. But my non-personal excuse is that my work schedule changed so radically. I used to take pictures when I would walk to and from my retail job in Hayes Valley, but I've been working a ton in Berkeley. My least favorite city. Barting to Berkeley, apart from the sheer awfulness of the trek, does not impart very many opportunities for me to take pictures, compounded by the fact that I have my bike and I can't take people's pictures when I'm burdened by Old Pinky.
I'm going to try to be better, at a lot of things, this blog being the top of my short list.


I love this girl's haircut. I have been flirting with the idea of cutting all my long hair off. Her skirt has such great texture, and in the drabness of downtown, swamped by tourists these days, she stood out quite beautifully.


I see this adorable girl quite frequently, as I believe she works near me. She is always vintage chic, with her impeccable sleek hair. She told me she had cuter shoes on earlier, but it was the amazing silhouette of the huge boots that made me finally stop her for a picture.