Nietotron....TRANSFORM!
Self-portrait for July 4th, 2007. I bought this playful white shirt at Target so I could wear for interviews but it is too cute to keep in the closet. So I draped my favoritest red-orange cardigan (from Forever21, of course) over it, put on my pencil-shaped Guess grey skirt and black flats and made my way to watch Transformers*. That's right Amy Nieto actually dressed up to go to the theaters. I believe the world shall end sooner than we all expected.
Wait.. hold on...what's...what's that hanging from my left shoulder? Could that be... a new Star Magnolia bag? IMPOSSIBLE! SAY IT IS SO!
Well it is so! Technically it's not new. I cut out all the parts waaaay back in March 2006 for the Mutation fair, but I was so busy organizing and trying to graduate that I never finished any of the pieces I had intended to sell at the fair. A shame, I know. Along with some jewelry (that I may or may not have made while bored as heck at work), I will put out a Summer Cleaning Sale of Sorts just so I can gather some money to buy new materials (especially SS and GF chains).
Here is a sneak peek:
*BTW, I actually enjoyed Transformers. I know I endlessly joked at my brother, because he honestly, somehow, believed his childhood would come back through the viewing of this film. For two hours he was transported back to 1982, to a time where my destructive little hands were not a threat to his precious Transformers. But back to the movie. I must mention that I am Michael Bay's biggest, most fervent hater. I BLOODY HATE ARMAGEDDON AND PEARL HARBOR, WITH A FEVERISH PASSION. Most pointless movies ever created by mortal men. But Transformers was cool. I mean, come on. Flippin' Optimus Prime, man! Oh and the gag-inducing melodrama so present in his previous movies ("Do you think somewhere else in the world somebody is having this same conversation?", are you serious? ugh) was considerably toned down here. Which made Amy very very happy.