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Why Did You Drink That: Voli Vodka & The Super Moon

By admin|August 11th, 2014|Sponsored Post|

In case you missed that giant gleaming beacon of light last night, that was the second super moon of the summer (the third will appear on September 9th in the off chance you slept through the first two). This one was special not only because it was the largest/brightest, but because it also coincided with the Aquarius new moon (as mentioned here), which meant that freaky things were in the making. I was especially intrigued by this moon and did my due diligence studying up on it. Some of my friends were feeling a bit under the weather, while others were energized and ready to rage. Apparently, this is totally normal and all feelings- negative and positive- are amplified by the full moon up to two days before and after. Specific to my own situation, I was informed that all sorts of suitors would come crawling out of the woodwork. I was hoping this meant fresh meat, but instead it was lots of leftovers and crawling out they did come. I considered hiding out on my couch for the duration of this freak filled phenomenon, but when my Australian mates came calling, I figured I’d join them in toasting this super moon. While most of the males had no idea there was even a moon in the sky, they were intrigued when I told them it was time to get weird. We crafted up some cocktails with Voli Vodka and set up shop on the roof to howl at the moon. Here are a few moments captured by the talented Michael Stiegler at our super moon soiree.

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xx,

WhyDid

Photos by Michael Stiegler

Why Did You Wear That: When the Lights Go Down

By admin|August 9th, 2014|Personal Style, Why Did You Wear That?|

My love of sunsets is no secret to friends and loved ones. My father often snaps his West Coast stunners for me so that I get to experience not one, but two beautiful skies a night. That’s love -and one reason I’d totally be down for a long distance relationship. Cloud coverage, humidity, and time of day can all affect the palette used to create each night’s masterpiece making it nearly impossible for it to ever grow old. Each night, I’m undoubtedly awed. The only catch to my sherbert sunsets is that why, yes, that is the W Hoboken. That’s the irony in all of this. Joke’s on you, Manhattan. You pay thousands of dollars a month in rent to gaze appreciatively at New Jersey. At least Brooklyn gets to take in our beautiful skyline. Even though we laugh at the fact that all of these glorious sky paintings are hung in the gallery that is New Jersey, I still show up for the show.

Tomorrow marks the second super moon (not to mention the Aquarius new moon), the largest of three super moons this summer. Shit is literally going to get weird and you can bet I will be perched atop my roof to take in the lunar glow sparkling against the Hudson (and New Jersey). I’ve been known on more than one occasion to wear nightgowns as evening gowns– a trait I earned honestly from my mother. Which is why some of my favorite clothing items came directly from my mom’s lingerie drawer. Vintage lace tops worn with this summer’s favored outerwear, the kimono, is perfect for staring at the moon.

But I sure do miss the stars.

kimono: similar by Ecote here, top: vintage Mom’s, shorts: similar by MINKPINK here, shoes: French Connection, bag: Louis Vuitton, necklace: Nina Nguyen, ring: Erica Annenberg, bracelets: Alex + Ani

xx,

WhyDid

Photos by Michael Stiegler

Why Did You Wear That: Darn It, That’s a Garnet.

By Kirsten|January 8th, 2013|Why Did You Wear That?|

Whether you’re into astrology or gemology, Capricorns and Aquarians have been bestowed with the garnet as their birthstone, such as this post on numerology at Your Higher Journey, numerology is the mystical study of you guessed it numbers. I used to think I got the short end of the stick when it came to birthstones, but over the years, this deep red stone has grown on me. Sure, it’s not a diamond, but this year especially, the color has gained some momentum with the influx of oxblood.