#fashionista

"Fashionista? Sorry I am unfamiliar with the term. I've never heard of a fashion magazine before either..."
*he doesn't like that there's something out there he's completely unfamiliar with, this is also her first real hint that neither Vio nor Shadow are from this world*
"Perhaps it is something unique to your kingdom? I will have to look into this."
*for the moment he's put his bow back in his inventory, though he's ready to grab either it or his Four Sword should this Junko become an active threat*
"Well I am fairly sure it's safe to presume you didn't track us down just to talk about your past. No."
*he pauses for a moment, eyes closed, hand on his cheek, his elbow resting on his other arm, thinking*
"You want to spread despair, if you really can see everything that is going on in this city, you saw some of what we're capable of. You want to use us, though I'll be honest I think you want to use Shadow, he is capable of a lot more than I am. So you're here to find a way to persuade him to your side? Or are you going to go for blackmail."
*his eyes fly back open the cool violet orbs staring into Junko's pale blue ones without fear, even though he seems to know she wants to use him against @forgottenfifth *

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I hate shopping. I can avoid screaming "Get me out of here!" for up to twenty minutes if I bring a list and stay focussed.
I don't care about free stuff or big discounts. I love to save money and stick it to big retail BUT if I buy something that I didn't need or even really want then I am the loser.
So nope. Not swayed by deals.
I am totally in control.
I have no self control when it comes to online shopping. I’ve made it a habit to not buy something I want the first time I see it. I keep a list of things I’d like to buy and revisit the list every few weeks to re-evaluate if that thing is a “need” or a “want”. More times than not, I decide I don’t actually need the thing I was going to buy. If you can keep yourself from impulse buying something you see, chances are the novelty of it will fade and you won’t feel as compelled to purchase it.
I have some disposable income at the end of each month that is better off in savings than spent so I had to put a limit. I now have pocket money like a small kid. And like a small kid you have to make decisions to make it last. If I want something I have to make it work with the money I give myself each week. Sometimes this means I can get it right away but then I might not be able to go out for coffee with my friend that week. Sometimes it means I have to save several weeks for it. Having to prioritise something over another thing when you have a set amount of money helps you put things into prespective. It might be a cute shirt but it's not worth being the only one without a drink on Friday. It might be a good movie but it's probably not worth such a large chunk from my weekly spending. and so on.
I also delay purchases for as long as possible. I know some people have a 24-hour rule, some have a 30-day rule etc. Usually it's enough to just walk out of the store without the item. Going back is usually not worth it.
Ironically, I almost go suckered into buying a new item to use for take out. But I realized I have a perfectly large reusable container I can use instead. Other times it’s a matter of “what’s the worst that can happen if I don’t buy this item?” I suppose it’s a variation of want vs. need. Usually, I end up realizing that I can make do without the item or can borrow it or find a cheaper way to acquire it. I am like this with books. The latter status-seeking reason I ask “Who am I buying this for?” I’m not a fashionista, but I sometimes think I need something when at the core is that I want to look a certain way for other people. For me, that is trying to look my age through wearing certain brands or styles. I don’t have the greatest of control when it comes to spending on others, but when it comes to making purchases for myself I have tremendous control…so much so that I often have to be talked into splurging on things I’ve been eyeballing for a while. Even with discounts, it takes a lot of convincing for me to pull the trigger.

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Yes, I like purple 💜💜💜color...! one of the royal colors...✨
(in ancient times only monarchs 🌹👑can wear this color! )
I studied the history of the colors and fashion
and really
love fashion...!
and i
know the meanings of all colors
about purple and me...
was a time when I wore this color for a long time ...
but it is not my favorite colors ... I have another favorite colors ...!
( and i open one secret😌
... right now in this season... purple fashion color... but not in cloches... in
in the flowers! and in interior design... the dishes ...! 🌹💜💜💜
in clothes it can be accessories ...
or in combination with other colors! but if you are not a fashionista ... and love this color you can wear it...!
i wear this color many time ago... after purple back in fashion...
( it’s not write to say back in fashion becouse... this color always in fashion... i just say of seasons...
right now purple not fashion colors but it’s royalty color...!

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≺ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ esméralda &. violet, 008.

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growing up in gonzález household meant, ━━always look your best, dress as if you’re on joan rivers’s ‘️️️ fashion police ’ radar, and do NOT overdo your make up(!). always keep it simple, elegant and classy. a very useful advice, really. has helped esmé from making a fool ᴏᴜᴛ of herself, and becoming a self-proclaimed ‘️️️ fashionista ’ of north shore’s high.

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she has given many fashion ᴀɴᴅ beauty tips, no matter who asks, and no matter from which clique they’re from. one person whom esmé would n e v e r in a millions years picture in a RED dress would be school’s biggest geek, aka, violet morgan. in god’s name, ━━ᴡʜᴀᴛ was she thinking? red dress? ᴛ ʜ ᴀ ᴛ was SO 2006!

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' i guess THIS is just another case of a geek trying to imitate the popular people of the school and failing miserably. ' she fake-pouted, mentally making a note to search for a bleach after all of this is done. ' this just screams fashion disaster. '

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