{Zara Elbow Patch Blazer, Michael Kors Dress (similar here), H&M Corduroy Patch Shirt (similar), Banana Republic Boots (similar), Chloe Sunglasses c/oIdeeli (similar), Louis Vuitton Handbag}
What could possibly be more awesome than a double-rainbow, you ask..?
Well double elbow patches, of course!
Not gonna lie, I’m hugely addicted to Instagram! However, there are other ways to have fun with your mobile snaps. Keep reading to check out my (other) favorite photo apps of the moment. Enjoy!
PicFx
Great photo-editing app with over 100 layers, frames and effects! Perfect for when you want Instagram-type photos without having to share them on a public feed.
PhotoWonder
My go-to app for when I want to look like a cartoon character. I hear this one’s hugely popular in Japan, and it’s easy to see why!
Pic Stitch
If one picture is worth a thousand words, why not go with 3, 4, or 5?!
LensLight
Ok, so technically I’m sneaking in an 8th app because I took the original picture using Hipstamatic. But what I really want to highlight is the cool lightning effect that I created with LensLight. Out of all the apps, this one might be my favorite!
Lisa Frank Pic n’ Share
If you ever had a Trapper Keeper, you can really appreciate this app and all it’s fantastic, throwback girly-glory. My co-workers and I literally squealed (and held an impromptu photo shoot) when we first discovered this one!
PicFx
Perfect for those times when just one photo won’t do!
Jusgramm
Bring your words (or someone else’s) to life with this nifty little app that adds a lot of character to plain text.
And there you have it, folks! Did I miss anything cool? Drop me a line in the comments if you have any suggestions that the rest of us can check out.
{Stradivarius Jacket via ebay (similar), Zara Sweatshirt & Skirt, Pour La Victoire Booties, Elliott Lucca Handbag, Forever 21 Crochet Beanie, (similar), Beats by Dre Solo Headphones}
Headphones are my saving grace whenever I’m traveling around the city. While I love the hustle and bustle that defines NYC, sometimes I prefer to be in my own little sound-proof bubble, impervious to the screech of subway trains and screaming toddlers. I also love the idea of having my own personal soundtrack that fits the mood of my surroundings. And since New York has such a diverse mix of enclaves, my playlist has become a random mix of everything from Cool Jazz to Yé-yé and from Classical Music to Bachata, with a little bit of Motown and nauseatingly cloying pop music thrown in for good measure. But when I really want to just tune out and retreat into my own thoughts, I also rely on my beloved White Noise app.
And what about you guys, what’s on your playlist?