nowhere for long

Kym Ellery

I like her blue hair.. a lot. 

and yellow hair.

and rings. 

Ellery Fall 2011

I think there’s something to be noted of Aussie designers… One Teaspoon is up there in one of my top favorite casual lines then there’s always Sass & Bide and Ksubi… Ellery has happened to be the latest that’s caught my eye.. 

www.ellery.com

too late to buy sweaters?

Well, I don’t think so. Not in NYC at least. Didn’t know Mother Nature was such a tease. 

{a crispy fashiontoast, knighttcat, hardtoexplain}

texas trip

I really thought this weekend I’d take more pictures but sadly I didn’t… I get so caught up in the moment(s) I guess. First stop this weekend, Dallas, was so much fun. We played the same House of Blues we always play, the same House of Blues I’ve gotten all (3) of my tattoos backstage at, but the tattoo artist didn’t come to the show this time… It was another show with Apache Relay, a band of awesome guys that reminds me a little bit of a twist of Avett and Mumford but just a little more hardcore. They rock, and it turns out I went to high school with the lead singer. Small, small world… We had so much fun all together and ended the night with a jam session on the bus where they brought all the guitars and the fiddle and we all sang and laughed and had beers. Such a good last hang. I was left wishing I could really make their Webster Hall show on April 9th as I’d promised but I’ve already booked out that weekend for another run on tour, damn.. 

{A blurry Apache Relay, with us, a friend at the bottom, and Frankie on the left}

The next day I woke up in Corpus Christi, TX. We pulled the bikes (Dahon, they’re collapsible) out from under the bus and went for a long bike ride along the water. It was beautiful and nice to um.. soak up the Corpus Christi culture.. Lots of families grilling along the beach and in the parking lots. We ended our ride with a seafood lunch on the water and I think I ate a pound of boiled shrimp… Later on the way to the show, literally twenty minutes before, we squeezed in a pre-show dinner of oysters on the half shell and a couple pounds of boiled crawfish at Crawdaddie’s, which was a block from the venue. A place named Crawdaddie’s, I had to go. I miss crawfish so much. Growing up we’d all go to my grandmothers’ house on the river and set up big aluminum tables covered in newspaper while my uncles boiled up perfectly seasoned crawfish with potatoes, corn and vegetables. One of my favorite foods ever by far. The show itself was great as usual. After pulling away from the bus we departed on one of the tougher travel day combinations. The bus dropped us, after we’d slept a couple hours on it, at 4am at a San Antonio airport hotel, where we slept an hour before we headed out to the airport for our 7am flight through Charlotte home to the castle in Boston, where I had an hour to freshen up before heading out to a shoot for the rest of the afternoon. Pretty brutal, but we got by and relished in two nights off of everything with the exception of another shoot Tuesday as well. 

Today I booked my first flight home to Mississippi since the Christmas holidays for this weekend. I can’t wait to see my parents and my sister and little brothers again and get some well-deserved quality time with them. I’ll definitely get some pictures from down south for the blog for next week, and in the meantime as the snow falls outside my window here in New York City, dreams of our trip to Brazil for tour this Summer dance in my head… 

S

Anonymous asked: Why no pic of the ring? Is there any rhyme or reason for that?

Its only the most special and important thing I’ve ever had in my life.. And why show it off? Its special.

Anonymous asked: Think you guys will get married? You make the cutest couple ever!!!!

He’ll be the king, and I’ll be the queen. We’re engaged now so yes we’re getting married at some point, and I’m really looking forward to spending the rest of my life with this guy.

Anonymous asked: how old are you?

I just turned 22 on February 27th