- Tulip-back striped chiffon button up
- Black cotton leggings
- Orange bra top
- Silver bangles
- Kimchi Blue ankle tie skimmers (get them HERE)
- Peacock feather hair clip
I have been obsessed with Tulip-back shirts- the ones that fly open when you walk, but I didn’t actually buy one until I ran across the store “D’or” which we lovingly called “Christian Dior” even though it’s a Chonga club-wear store. There were actually quite a few gems intertwined with the cheap, bedazzled and stretchy clothes and “Levanta Bum Bum” jeans.
Want to find some cute Tulip-back tops? Look at this nautical top, this flowery one, or this green one, or this plain pink t-shirt, or this cute striped tee, all available online at Urban Outfitters!
By the way, if you don’t know what a Chonga is, find out here!
Chonga: Primarily found in Miami (most famously, in Hialeah), the chonga is known for her cheap form of dress, a combination of the so-called gangstalook and that of a prostitute, but can vary between the two. She wears ridiculously large hoop earrings large enough to be bracelets, which are usually gold and have their name written in them, and diamond studs high up on her ears. They may also wear thick, gold bangle bracelets in stacks on their arms. Depending on how ghetto she thinks she is, she may wear oversized men’s t-shirts with tight, usually white Brazilian pants…
Haha, anyways, here is what I wore today. I’ve been keeping it pretty simple, expect 2 Dope Bitches to get crazy again soon!
Damn you Hurricane Irene,
You have ruined yet another sunny and beautiful Miami weekend. I actually had a few interesting things planned and thanks to you , I’ll probably be sitting in my Aunts house in the middle of the Hispanic hub city called Hialeah. I can already imagine it , the next day after the storm people will be in the streets and selling fruits and water to people without electricity. Viva Hialeah.
On a more serious note , As of the latest 5 p.m. weather advisory from the National Hurricane Center - the committee reports that Hurricane Irene is now a category 3 hurricane with wind speeds reaching up to 120 mph. The latest computer models which are tracking the storm and its movements are now predicting and tracking the path as now moving West towards the united States. This is bad news for the Eastern Seaboard. So everyone from Carolinas to New England needs to gear up for possible landfall from this category 3 whirlwind of power.
Irene has already made dramatic landfall in the Southern Bahamas area. It’s expected to leave the Bahamas area , heading West towards the Carolina’s on Frida . Damage reports are already flooding in about the effects this storm is having on the Bahamas population , only proving that its strength is only gaining and developing along its route.
“A church wall blown out on Mayaguana Island, missing boats in the Turks and Caicos, roofing stripped from Crooked Island’s high school and government buildings, downed trees and lost power everywhere.” , states one Miami Herald report which highlights the effect the storm is taking on our neighbours to the East.
If any of our readers are in the storm’s path , our prayers go out to you and the safety of your loved ones .
Please take the time to check out the Hurricane Prepareness Guide on the National hurricane Centers website and get prepared !
For the latest updates on the storm visit The Weather Channel for Live Hurricane tracking and updates!
The latest satellite imagery update from the NHC – 8/25/11 pm
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