Top Favorite Bloggers

I love blogs. Not just my own (my sweet, sweet baby) but lots. Lots. It's generally my schedule to wake up around 8 am., go downstairs, log in, view my favorite blogs, Pinterest, and then start writing here. Can't start my day without inspiration (who needs caffeine when you have aesthetics?) Here are some of my favorite blogs to visit;
1. You never forget your first- This was the first blog (beside my dad's) that I came into contact with. And what a blog to start with! I've talked about Elsie Larson and Emma Chapman of A Beautiful Mess. Crafts, food, Home DIY, fashion, photography, you name it, this gorgeous lifestyle blog has it in some shape or form. http://abeautifulmess.com/

2. Another one I've talked about before- Who can ever not mention Tavi Gevinson when talking about blogs? Her own blog, Style Rookie, which she started in 2008 has become wildly popular. Tavi's quirky, layered, and fun way of dressing attracted varied crowds of young girls, fashion editors, and celebrities. Hers was the main inspiration for Prism when it first started. Check it out for her own outfits, and her runway reviews.http://www.thestylerookie.com/
    3. Clothes Horse- The beautiful hair chameleon Rebecca of the Clothes Horse has been an inspiration to me since I joined Pinterest, and I may have been stalking not only her Pinterest, but her blog and other social media accounts (including Modcloth) Head to her blog if you like retro stuff, feminine style, photography, colorful hair, and cool scenery.http://www.aclotheshorse.co.uk/
                              
4. This isn't a style blog, but I still love to check it out as often as I can. My cool artist friend Anna does an art blog called Something Splendid Studios based on the quote:

"I want to do something splendid . . . something heroic or wonderful that won't be forgotten after I'm dead. I don't know what, but I'm on the watch for it, and mean to astonish you all someday." -Louisa May Alcott, Little Women

You can already tell she's cool if she has goals like that. Not only does she have a smart writing style and a sweet nature, but dang is she talented. Also I am geeking out over her Les Mis and Audrey Hepburn sketches.  http://somethingsplendidstudios.blogspot.com 

     5. This is the classiest of the classy. Sarah Vickers (also a Kate Middleton look-alike) knows classy, and boy does she rock it. Traditionally I don't really go for preppy looks like hers, but she makes it something else as well. She adds this classic, girly, but also tomboyish, nautical edge to her looks that makes them amazing. Like blazers? Go here. Like pearls? Go here. Like lobster, anchor, and stripes patterns? Go here: http://www.classygirlswearpearls.com/

                        There is your entertainment for the day (just keep scrolling, just keep scrolling)