Physical Graffiti

California is kicking itself into an early summer-- it's been in the high 70's for a few weeks; people are running around in their winter shorts and tees, having beach bonfires and barbecues, and the trees are even starting to flower. I had a day with zero work to do, so I spent a lot of it sitting outside at my favorite coffee shop reading in the sun (I'm currently reading Life by Keith Richards if you are looking for good books to check out). It's been a stress-filled few months/years, I have to force myself to relax from time to time, otherwise I might spontaneously combust. I'm wearing the Dream dress thanks to Christine and UNIF Clothing, and it fully lives up to its name! This is the kind of piece that I scour second hand shops looking for, a perfect long-sleeved maxi in a beautiful print--and it's so comfortable. I'm a huge fan of what they're doing over at UNIF--and so is Lil Wayne, he wore their studded leather jacket in the Fire Flame remix video. Check them out, but I'll warn you, you'll want everything.


*Physical Graffiti is also the sixth studio album from Led Zeppelin released in February of 1975. The Double album went 16 times platinum with tracks like "Kashmir," "Houses of the Holy," and "Trampled Under Foot," and was the band's first release on their own Swan Song Records label that launched in May of 1974, all their previous albums had been released on Atlantic Records.