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ANNAH
LONDON
UNITED KINDOM
i'm a seventeen year old a level student, interested in...mess, art, and fashion.
my flickr
my deviantart
my myspace
my stylemob
LONDON
UNITED KINDOM
i'm a seventeen year old a level student, interested in...mess, art, and fashion.
my flickr
my deviantart
my myspace
my stylemob
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January
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- rainy hair
- sunshine on my window
- how versatile...
- snap!
- doodle for your A level...
- help! and hand
- grey grey rainy day
- butterflies in my head...
- poor boys ):
- *fuco ueda
- *annahlegg
- *pepperminte
- inpiration
- i am rubbish
- singer
- fluff and...stuff!
- high or low? how about both...
- a mon avis...
- IT'S AN OUTRAGE!!
- ...
- WOW !!!
- first day back blues...
- scribble scribble...
- lovely discovery...
- picture this!
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January
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wonderful blogs (:
- adrift in the blogosphere
- butterfly kisses
- catch13
- cheapskate chic
- cinnamon, coffee and laughs
- closet remedy
- daddy i want a pony
- dreamecho
- elinkan
- face hunter
- fairyswoop
- falling for fashion
- fashion addict
- fashion for lily
- fashion toast
- fatal fashion attraction
- flying saucer
- fops and dandies
- hail mary
- hel looks
- history books
- i want big hair
- krisatomic
- le blog de betty
- lisaplace
- little thoughts
- liz blair
- lust for fashion
- milk
- mind over style
- modette
- my love, is a deserter
- N.E.E.T magazine
- only shallow
- paris in luella land
- quin at the disco
- sally jane vintage
- strawberry kitten
- strawberry milkshakes
- style bubble
- style bytes
- style mob
- style savvy
- that's just my vibe
- the cherry blossom girl
- the clothes horse
- the cupcake diary
- the street walker
- think again.
2 comments:
I love the bird pendant and your tattoo. I've been planning my bird tattoo for 2 years now, but since mine is going to be rather big I'm reluctat to drop so much cash!
Have you heard of a martlet? It's a mythological bird without feet. It was used in heraldry for the youngest son. It represents a never ending quest for truth and learning; as well as symbolizing a need to make your own place in the world. Well, that's the bird I want! Two matching ones (for balance) on my upper back.
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