![[ Lizzie Lo ]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjkw0JUs0FcbO_Gg941ui6iifVtDf7rZ2kMGk-I_RaOYcCRZWBrMyQK_XWv9v0iqwV-blAqCCX2Gy7Dlt7XXbV4yOH0zcxy24JmBYr2n6QL8xzoIjLZgQQ6RPh9BvF6SZoJ-iq3NyNREfAp/s1040/%255B+LizZIe+Lo+%255D.jpg)
this are from last weekend... my dad took them... i had never asked him to take me pictures... hahaha by the way i just remembered... when i was little he was taking me some photos... but when he was taking them i fell... so the photo shows how my face hits the edge of the stair...
sunnies: Vntage
lngsleeve: Forever21
sweater: Bershka
Jeans: P&B
booties: Zara
bag: Keneth Cole
Oooh I love that bag <3
ReplyDeletewell... first of all this units are designed just to function as 'storage', there's no other plus in them just the 'cute design' though right now products have to show more compromise to the customer, environment and society. which means, it has to consider the materials 'conscious, organic, long-durability, non-toxic, and.the.list.ges.on' the impact it has from the very conception of the idea so as it starts with a sustainable cycle, i mean when u first sketch u have to do it on 'recycled paper or computer' to reduce waste, things like that. and social... well paid workers, not taken advantage of, with all the workinglawsprotections, so as they can have a healthy life with their families that in one way or another happen to be the ones u interact with directly and indirectly... and all that has to be reflected on the product... not just a mere aesthetics... function goes way beyond physical use
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