Feeling Femme.

While I love the bad girl kind of look - cropped leather motorcycle jackets, skinny jeans, cutout dresses and shirts that just scream, "I may be pretty, but I'm also a total badass" - I have a soft spot in my heart for all things girly.

It may seem like such a tangent, but lately I've been indulging - in cupcakes from Magnolia Bakery (naturally) and Billy's Bakery (which is a new love thanks to my blogging turned real-life friend Lolli), as well as delicious petite macarons from all over Manhattan.



What strikes me about these delicious cupcakes and bite-sized macarons is the color palette they come in - these are so visually appealing in their soft pastels with delicate edging, or swirls of buttercream. The cupcakes and macarons that have been adding to my waistline are decidedly feminine.

So this post is just a collection of some of my favorite feminine looks - from lace to florals, and pretty pastels, to feathers and sequins - and to think that a post about fashion derived from a delicious macaron - Karl Lagerfeld would clearly not approve.

A Little Princess had it down with the lace-y looking cake, even in the 90's (complete with a hair bow).












Okay, it's not fashion, but it's still just so pretty, and fits the feminine vibe.










And in case you're not in the market for a beaded and feathered Chanel minidress, here are some budget friendly options still inspired by my favorite cupcakes/desserts.

Forever 21 (which is my destination when I'm not buying classic pieces that will last a while - they're so cheap that when they go out of season, you don't even feel any sadness):


American Apparel (yay bandeaus!).


Are you a big fan of super feminine looks?
What unconventional places do you draw inspiration from?

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