It's true: I finally caved in and bought a big-sleeved wrap-around top from Zara. Over the past few months I've been obsessing over these styles of tops, and over the weekend I was finally like, "Lindsey, you just gotta get one for yourself!" And I did! And it's fantastic!

The most stylish clothes around just went on sale!

I spend many hours (far too many hours) perusing Net-A-Porter for the latest in ready-to-wear, fantasizing about what I would wear in my daily life if I had access to an endless supply of money. Oh, if only I could live life in nothing but Chloé and Zimmermann and Marc Jacobs! 

I'm in the process of packing up all my things (I'm moving to a new apartment!) so not a lot of time to write a thoughtful, in-depth analysis of this outfit, but wanted to share it with you guys real quick! I've previously discussed my obsession with woven purses, so I broke down and bought one for myself at Zara. Also, I found the cutest dress at Nordstrom a few weeks back, and I have a feeling I'll be wearing it all summer long.

Sometimes I think how easy it would be to be one of those people who only wears like, one color, or only neutrals. Everything goes with everything, you don't stress out about matching colors, and you always look so cool and effortless. And then...I see a rainbow floral dress.

Here at The Fashion Barbie, I always try to be real with how I dress. When I post personal style outfits, they are always outfits that I actually wear in my everyday life, and often I pose for #ootd pics when out and about. When I do plan photoshoots, I only ever post outfits that I naturally wear. I may be a blogger, but I'm a real person who wears clothes in real life, so I always try to showcase that on my blog!

When this year's Met Costume Institute exhibition theme was announced, I was ecstatic. Rei Kawakubo, the iconic Comme des Garçons designer, is one of the most innovative minds in fashion, and her avant-garde styles rarely get the red carpet moments they deserve. To put it plainly, Comme des Garçons is not for the faint of heart, with wild shapes and dramatic silhouettes that few have the confidence to pull off. But surely the red carpet set at the Met Gala would be game?