And then they put pictures of random people in boots in the street in what the PERCEIVED and THOUGHT as fashion 'faux pas'-es.

Source C

A woman in a grey blouse tucked into a grey denim skirt and brown leather-ish boots.
Ok, so maybe it looks a little odd on her. But it isn't as BAd as they put it to be. All she needs to do it get a looser, slightly longer skirt in a darker colour and boots that are a few cm shorter. VOILA, street chic(I don't actually know any of these terms).

Source D

Girl in a tiny high ponytail with a white dress over a black shirt and long denim shorts wearing small beige flat boots.I don't see the problem in this either. It looks CUTE. IF the Straits Times were teaching people to look classy then they shouldn't say this outfit sucks just because it isn't CLASSY. It isn't classy, but its cute. What's wrong?

Source E

A woman with curls in a long black apron(she looks like a hairdresser) in knee high heeled boots.
And this was where they were TOO MUCH. Those boots AREN'T too high(as they said). I think she looks wonderfully gothic and japanese and hello, people in Japan wear THIGH HIGH boots.

Still disagree that I'm wrong?

I did research. And let's first tackle their claims of "never show too much leg in boots". I am going to prove them wrong that you should NEVER wear boots without tights.

Presenting one of Hollywood's most stylish(and here is what I mean by, "don't follow trends") celebrities, Miss Mischa Barton.

In a red dress and ankle boots.

Looking grunge in a fedora(the hat), curls, cool top and black and jacket, denim shorts with a brown belt and BOOTS.

Straight hair, black leather jacket, crisp white top, denim shorts and BOOTS.

ZOOM IN, yes they ARE boots.

Baker boy and plain black dress with black boots.

Cute pink and black dress with black stiletto boots.

Baker boy with flowered print dress and black heeled boots.

ALL OF WHICH HAD NO TIGHTS to "bridge the gap between your knees and hemline".

Another celebrity(Britanny Snow I think) looking really cute in a red belt and bright red boots.

Simple outfit but still looking every bit cool with those simple grey suede flat boots(I WANT THOSE BOOTS).
I thought she looked really funky. Blue and red aren't easy to carry off together. But mini skirt? check. Boots? check. tights to help "bridge the gap". NOT THERE.OK that's the end of my research. I hate it whem they instill all these fashion DOs and DON'Ts. My only DO is "be creative and wear it with confidence". The only DON'T is "Don't stick by the rules".

Moving on... My aunt came back from Tokyo and got me stuff from HRC!!! YAY!

Hard Rock Cafe 2008 Cherry Blossom NARITA TOKYO badge. Beautiful.

And this is the prettiest cap I've seen.

I love how it says TOKYO at the back. So when I wear it people will be like, "Oooh, its from Tokyo!" J/K

Off to study Geography now. I hope this post was interesting.