My Fashion Wishlist but they get progressively more absurd:

Fashion girls know that one can never have too much clothing. But alas, my budget strains my desires as a fashion girl. However, I still want to manifest the perfect closet. And by manifest, I mean writing all the clothing items I yearn for: 

A Black corset: 

Look reader, I have always wanted a corset. But a black corset from Trashy Lingerie (the famous and suspicious LA costume store) speaks differently. It is versatile, it has a certain cachet, it is elegantly gaudy. Need I say more? I could wear this as a base for virtually any Halloween costume AND for a night out with the girls. Its garish vibe excites my fashionistically adventurous soul. 

Colorful, Patterned Tights: 

My inner child gleams at the suggestion of colorful patterned tights. Somewhere along my maturation, my fashion pleasures shifted to a more basic and simple tone and style. Recently though, I have had a longing to return to my original form; a barbie-loving, colorful, and fun kid. There is no better way to express this longing other than wearing colorful tights, of course. I can bear this under ripped jeans, skirts of all shapes and sizes, and dresses. I want to play dress-up as I played when I was younger! 

An Obnoxiously large rococo (Marie-Antoinette) Style dress: 

Readers, if you do not know this about me already, then I should inform you that my favorite fashion era is the Rococo style. The frilly edges and fluffy skirts take my breath away each time. Why cannot fashion be fun again, like it used to be in the 1700s? This question eludes me everyday. Nevertheless, I would wear this around the house because social norms do not allow me to wear this outside on an everyday basis. However, if there was a Venetian Ball, I would not hesitate to purchase a cheap mask from a costume store, put on my gown and waltz around the dance floor!

A Medieval era Cone crown with a veil: 

Readers, if you did not know this SECOND very important fact about me, then should again inform you that my second favorite fashion era was the 60s medieval revival. A Medieval era Cone crown will emulate this love. Not only will I feel a connection to the fairytale princesses I grew up aspiring to be, but it will also fulfill my desire to participate in the 60s revival. 

Cruella de Ville’s entire wardrobe (specifically from the live action version) 

If you are a fashion girl, and you have not seen the Cruella film, starring Emma Stone, then you, my dear, are missing out. If you are a fashion girl that has seen the movie, then it must be impossible that you did not imagine yourself wearing the clothing. The outfits are so innovative and new, yet their pattern/structure makes them very timeless. I was awestruck when I saw that movie, and I can confidently say, if I were a thief, the first artifact I would steal would be the entire wardrobe of Cruella.