LOLEETA

I want hearts for eyes because I'm yearning to have my boyfriend all safely wrapped in my arms after such a long, physical separation. I prefer the red Lolita ones but black happens to be just as adorable. These sunglasses, in my opinion, lean more toward the tacky side in high street history but I just love them. They speak for me, in loud kitschy manner that I am full of love, now that my boyfriend is coming home oh so soon for good. I haven't found my hearts yet but in time, I will try to get them from the core of Forever 21 or Topshop. And because I'm presently dreaming of heart-shaped glasses, I also took a shot tonight at re-watching the Stanley Kubrick picture for the second time. I'm still in awe of Sue Lyon's performance and frankly, I've fallen again for Peter Sellers. His charming, nonchalant brand of humor really got my heart fluttering (oh boy, I've been using the word heart a tad too much!). What can I say- funny men are the most coveted creatures!

BAMBOO

My eyes laid upon this pair of novel treasure from Clarks in the latest issue of Female magazine and I was just smitten by its physique. No shoes can capture my heart more than comely sets of Mary Janes, from the lowest of all flats to the gravity-defying ones. And I trust this British line a lot- the shoes have never failed me in anyway and they are the friendliest and gentlest things to have ever coat my feet.

Originally, I yearn for the T-bar heels. They can be seen wrapping around the many dainty feet of young damsels across European cyberland. But this pair of Bamboo Palm shoes happens to be more vocal in comparison. Well, it definitely speaks louder of me. I'm a religious Mary Janes follower; I'm a nun of the Mary Janes faith. So the likeliest, most promising thing for now is that I will drop the T-bar hunt for now and begin my pursue of this pair of exquisite charcoal-colored babies instead.

Now you can say that Clarks will get lucky soon.