2013

2013 has been a strange year, in a lot of ways. Of course I've experienced some things too but that is not what this post is gonna be about. This post is about what I think defined the year 2013. What I think most people will remember as the year 2013. Of course there are some things in 2013 that attracted everyones attention and these should be some of those. 2013 will always be the year when Miley went a little crazy, North West was born, Nelson Mandela died and Beyoncé dropped a surprise album that caused iTumes to crash. Fashion this year was kinda odd if you ask me, a lot of trends that I chose not to join in on, but all in all 2013 fashion was dominated by black and urban clothing combined with dark makeup or no makeup at all. 2013 was a good year, so enjoy this collage (and this music that you probably heard way too many times already) and try not to feel bad if you followed some of the more.. questionable trends this year.. x

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Television

In the 50's sexy was Brigitte Bardot in a wet dress on the beach, waking up a french guy while still somehow managing to have perfect eyeliner. I can sit and watch an entire movie in french just to admire the people, the lighting, the language and the innocence of a 50's movie. Today sexy is naked, raw and very graphic, at least if you ask 99% of the male population. I, being the classy lady that I am, am always a little sceptical of artists that use their sexuality, along with other things of course, to make something of themselves. Idk, to me it just seems a little.. desperate? Anyways, when Miley Cyrus released "We Can't Stop" back in the day, I felt like it was sort of a desperate cry for attention, using all tumblr trends and minimal clothing to get people to watch, BUT today I watched a documentary called "Miley: The Movement" on MTV, about the past year of Miley Cyrus' career and actually, now, I don't mind her that much. Even though I generally love the 50's look and the "classy sexy" feel, I think what is happening now isn't necissarely a bad thing. Now we are able to express ourselves however we wan't, and be whoever we really are, and now THAT is sexy if you ask me! x

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