Girl Crush: Juliett Kuczynska

love love love.

credit to pics from her blog, Maffashion.

Tribal Triangles

This was another outfit from Disneyworld that did a great job fighting the heat and humidity. The top was extremely comfortable and sheer, while the shorts were thick yet breathable. Best part? The top was only $13.50! Gotta love those daily finds.

Wearing: Forever 21 top, Nastygal shorts and sunglasses, Rainbow sandals.

I'm a Piranha in the Amazon

I'm back from vacation and can finally update with some outfit posts from Disneyworld! If you've been following me on Instagram (@kimberlywyn), then you have already had a sneak peak of all my outfits coming up.

It was my first time in Florida actually going out and about and let me tell you... humidity is not for me! Orlando is bipolar-- nice and sunny once second, flooding the next. Luckily, it only rained one of the seven days we were there.

Please excuse all the tags sticking out in the second photo. Apparently my DB likes it because he never told me about it until I saw it going through the photos. What a keeper!

Wearing: Forever 21 top and shorts, Nastygal sunglasses, and Rainbow sandals.

Book Review: You Have No Idea

You Have No Idea, by Vanessa and Helen Williams, is about a mother-daughter relationship and of growing up together. I've always loved Vanessa Williams and imagine her as her character in the show "Ugly Betty." I was wrong and right at the same time because she is very headstrong, like her character. The part that I never guessed was her history and what she overcame on the journey to becoming what she is today.

I loved getting both sides of each story-- the mother and the daughter's. It made the book real, something that every mom could relate to. Vanessa surrendered a lot of personal information about her life in the book, of which the reader could appreciate. I learned how rebellious she was and saw how much she learned from her experiences. She may have gone through a lot, but she fought on and made it for the better. It's an uplifting story with a wonderful ending.

The book was written in a very entertaining and comical manner. It's an honest, quick read and I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the book myself. Helen's commentary added a lot to the book. I would even go as far as saying it completes it.

This is a paid review for BlogHer Book Club but the opinions expressed are my own.