These pants are my new favorite vintage for Joe's.

I would wear them every single day if that was socially acceptable.

Honestly, if you don't own some already, get yourself some Kim possible pants.

They sell really similar ones that Brandy Melville for like $35.

And honestly, these pants give me the confidence of a straight white male that I've been missing my entire life.

The man spread is wide in these bitches.

I also lifted my T shirt from the men's section because wow, equality.

This T shirt is from pop man, and it actually fits me pretty well because I have like no groups anyways.

But I also tied it in the front so I wouldn't lose my waist and also trendy hole like that.

My shoes are from forever 21 there, Loki infuriating tow.

Walk in because they don't have a back and they just slap the back of my foot every time I walk.

But I'll tolerate that for the fact that they're cute can to finish everything off.

I'm wearing this backpack from dolls kill that helps tie in the black of the shoes and complete the kind of chic adventurer vibe this outfit has going on.

Oh my God.

Also, when I was filming this on some random buildings doorstep like a five year old child and her mother walked by and it was possibly the most awkward experience life.

Good luck to her mom.

Explain why a random girl was killing herself with a tripod on a Monday morning.

But I feel like I may have accidentally scored a child for life anyways, Tuesday.

I didn't actually wear this on Tuesday, I warned on Sunday, but we're gonna pretend like I word on Tuesday because all social media is a lie.

Anyways, I wore this outfit to try to go to the Melrose Trading Post, but I couldn't find parking for like, a mile radius.

So I ended up randomly in this matter neighborhood that I've officially decided I'm buying a house in if I ever save up like $3 million that houses cost around here, which is another way of saying I will literally never live here.

Anyways, this outfit is pretty simple, and hopefully something that you guys could recreate.

I decided I had to repent for buying that $39 T shirt from over in outfitters.

So I found this one a goodwill for literally $2 that it's pretty groovy.

Family say so myself.

I have the absolute worst luck drifting genes, so I just peed out the acid by my new from revised.

But if you have better luck than I do, you might be able to find something similar at a thrift store for a lot cheaper for shoes.

I threw on my trusty old Converse high tops to complete those retro vibes.

And since this outfit is so simple, I wanted to do something a little more fun with my hair.

So I called the front pieces and hide the rest back with his hair boats crunchy.

You could totally also do this with a scrap piece of ribbon, but I'm just lazy and this scrunchie thing was only $6.

It wasn't like to atrocious.

Wednesday was obviously the Fourth of July, but like we've established earlier, I didn't actually wear this on the fourth because it was way too hot in that way for that.

But, you know, let's all light of ourselves and just say that I was getting in the Fourth of July Spirit.

My top is one of my new favorite through finds, but I think I've said about like, three items in this video so far.

But, hey, I have a lot of favorites.

It's like a cool version of a pajama top by Polo Ralph Lauren.

If you guys have ever watched bananas in pajamas, then you know what I'm talking about, thinking what I'm thinking.

I think I am snack.

My skirt is also drifted.

It used to be a really awkward mini length, but I just caught the hem shorter into a mini skirt in these cliffs.

It's definitely showing a little too much ambiguous by slash asked territory, which unfortunately, is a recurring theme in my videos.

But I swear it's a good length when I'm standing and again I throw in my converse because they tied in nicely with the red, white and blue color scheme.

Thursday's outfit consists of another first it t that I tied in the front, which is apparently another recurring theme, and my trusty old denim skirt from Brandy Melville, which I honestly think is the loose thing in my wardrobe.

I bought it three years ago in my first ever hole on this channel when I was a cranky little fetus.

Honestly, I'm still probably pretty fringy, but at least I'm slightly older now.

So the real star of the show off these crazy ass shoes, which are super cheesy but in like and ironic, I'm self aware that their cheese, each other actually kind of cute type of way.

I thirsted these a couple months ago in my hometown, but afterwards I noticed that a lot of other stores, like Zara and Top Top or carrying sandals in the style again.

So I suppose I feel validated that they're back in style.

Overall, I think this outfit is a good way to add a little spunky touch to that kind of basic brandy Melville look, but still not look like you're trying too hard.

Friday's out.

This is a little fancier, but I thought it would be perfect for a date night or hanging out with your friends or crying yourself to sleep alone at night.

You know, just any of the usual go to Friday night plans.

My dress isn't drifted, but it's secondhand from D Pop.

It's handmade, and I have a sinking feeling that it was originally made for a child because the bust is small on this one.

But it's okay because my tiny boobs have got me covered.

My jacket is drifted and oh boy, she is a beauty had seen similar tan suede and leather jackets at Urban Outfitters selling for like $200.

So I was so happy when I found this for a lot cheaper and to keep everything summering and tie in with the warm tones of the jacket.

I wore these rope sandals, which are like my fail proof shoes, and the new color helps my legs look longer, which I'm not complaining about.