#dholic

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Another DHolic look. I love this striped sweater and would probably buy it if it came in red and black. But what I especially love about this photo is the model is just walking around in a nondescript neighborhood probably in Tokyo someplace on a pretty blah sort of cloudy day.

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve done this here. Not so long ago I was looking for my therapist’s new office and it was in an area that looked generically like this. If I hadn’t been looking for a specific place I’d have never gotten off at that particular station and walked through those particular neighborhoods. Nothing but residences, apartments and an elderly care center. Not exactly “Cool Japan.”

But it interests me because that’s where most lives take place, not in Shibuya or Shimokitazawa or someplace more thrilling. You leave these neighborhoods to go to places like that but there I was doing the opposite.

This Noncode dress and Binarywon fuzzy cardigan came from DHolic yesterday. I ordered them a while back along with a strappy tank and a tube top both of which were sold out. The cardigan is going to fit me a bit more cropped than on this girl because I’m a lot larger than this girl. A lot of their brands come only in “one size,” or “free size,” which by US standards is probably a small or even an XS. Which I can wear depending on the style and how exacting the size is. I’m a small in men’s sizes and run anywhere from a small to even a large in women’s sizes but size 8 tends to work fairly well. When I buy bikinis, however, I buy them XS. Why? BECAUSE I LIKE IT.

I wanted the dress to replace that cheapy Forever21 black eyelet hook dress I’ve worn a bunch of times. It’s near the end of its usefulness and it was never all that well-made to start. I like the lace up front but it turns out this dress, which is also free size, is going to fit me more like a shirt. The width is fine but the length will barely cover my butt. Which I’m sure for some people would be awesome but this is not a swimsuit, this is something I wanted to wear in my daily life.Well, we’ll see. Sometimes things look smaller until you put them on. Right? Right?