Work It Move That Bitch Crazy

So I've been thinking about my style lately because I love fashion and I believe that it is truly a way of showing the world your personality through clothes. It's hard though, not having a lot of money and knowing that having fewer pieces will be more helpful to creating a personal style/uniform than having a large amount of clothes. Plus, it is important to dress for your shape. In my case, hips are bigger than chest, waist is small. I've begun to offset that by wearing one of those wonderful new bras from Victoria's Secret that makes your tits look 2 sizes bigger, and thank goodness they've paid for themselves in the tips I've been getting.
Basically, when I think of my personal style and what I want to wear every day I consider it a mesh of random inspiration points: Model's off duty wear, Skateboarders (male or female) of the 70's/Dogtown era, 80's&90's Rock Groupies (Grunge, Plaid, Leopard print, Boots, Dresses, Studs, Leather). The amount of celeb inspirations are countless, but the classics in my book are Sienna Miller, Keira Knightley, Kate Moss, Kirsten Dunst, Lauren Conrad, Rachel Bilson, and Blake Lively as Serena in Gossip Girl, not to mention so many more it would make your face hurt.
But this is basically what I would wear most days because it seems like something I could be comfortable in and also show my personality off without being too flamboyant. I really don't always realize how low key I prefer to look because I consider low key to be something associated with preppy, which I'm really not.

How sick is this picture? Mary Kate Olsen is one of the best inspirations for wearing anything you fucking feel like. More to come on all of this when I don't have to work in 30 minutes.