'Like A Young Winona Ryder'

 

I've been listening to this song for a week straight. It's setting the tone for my fall playlist and I have been taking some inspiration especially style-wise from her old movies so it's especially fitting. 

I watched Beetlejuice for the first time mainly for the Halloween vibe it seemed to have but stayed for Lydia. I don't know why I love the gothic style so much.

I also rewatched Heathers iconic as ever, if you like dark comedy's. And the 80's styles are so good.

I've been wanting to chop a good portion of my hair off, just the thought of it makes my mother shudder, but if anything seeing Winona rock the shorter styles is just encouraging me. Will I end up regretting it if I do, probably but I still want to do it. Probably not till November though. 

I've been getting ready for fall, I have scrunchies (thanks to Elizabeth), red lipstick, and my mom gave me a gorgeous plaid coat, that's a mix of these soft rust colors. I want to make my color palette for this year. ( I might post pictures in it eventually)

I still haven't moved yet, but I will be soon hopefully.

I'm reading All the Crooked Saints it's so different from The Raven Boys but I like it. I also just finished Lila Kim's Dusted Red soooo good. Love how she weaved in so many fairytales, but somehow made it all original and unique. 

I've been watching far too many things to list them all here, and some of them weren't even worth listing, buuuut I've been unhealthy obsessed with  The Punisher and Daredevil  I accidentally watched them out of order not that it matters. They're both super brutal and dark, but also amazing. I am super emotional and attached to Frank Castle and now Matt Murdock, but my absolute favorite thing was Frank and Amy. I love the Dad troupe, it's everywhere and I'm not complaining.

I think they were the best version of this troupe I've seen so far, and I've seen a lot. I don't know if it's because she was so mouthy and reluctant to accept his help. Or that Frank had a daughter, one that he never got to see grow up. 

*cries*

Catch me lying in the trash with Matt Murdock cuz these shows have broken me.

I saw The Book Theif and Jo Jo Rabbit which were so different tonally but both amazing stories about the holocaust. ( Both made me incredibly emotional.)

I also just discovered Wes Anderson movies and just the cinematography and colors are gorgeous. They are quirky though so I could see people disliking them. I watched Fantastic Mr. Fox and Moonrise Kingdom. Both are set in Autumn and I really enjoyed them.

Sorry for this messy post.

Basically, I've been drinking cider and dreaming of corn mazes, but summer doesn't seem ready to go yet, and I can't blame it.