To Repel or Not to Repel

There's something about animal print that makes me feel a bit hoochie.

The skirt being skin-tight doesn't help either. Put me on Dalhousie Street

and I'll fit right in. (A topical joke for any fellow Ottawans) Although, I'm

not sure hookers wear flats. Not that I fraternize with any ladies of the

night. However, if I might add, flats are probably a better idea than

stilettos. You can run away faster if a john gets scary. I'm just saying.

I tried to tone the print down with a simple knit sweater. The bright

orange tights might bring me back up though. This probably all in my

head. Like all the other voices no one else can hear....

 On the topic of bright orange tights, I was watching something on tv 

today regarding what women wear and whether or not their style

 repelled or attracted men. That is some crazy talk. Some of the things

that repel men, apparently,are overalls, clogs, shoulder-pads, and

anything overly structured.  Allegedly, men like women that wear 

comfortable things.  But overalls are comfortable, duh!  I was going to

say I'm surprised this is even atopic for a segment, but then again, no,

 I'm not really surprised at all. I can't imagine concerning myself with

what a man wants me to wear though.  I ask you this though, if a woman

 is rocking denim overalls,a blazer with 80's shoulder-pads, and four inch

stiletto heels covered in spikes, but has a kick-ass sense of humour, is

 insanely beautiful, and is fully capable of carrying a conversation with

 pretty much just about anyone because she's incredibly cultured and

 intelligent, would the outfit really be a repellent? Ponder that one.  And

on that note, good day!

Outfit:

My sister's necklace

Thrifted Skirt

Fancy Sox Tights

Spring Shoes

Glasses c/o Firmoo

Tahari Wool Sweater