You watched my 'How to clean PU' video, and I bet you're thinking "What was that super cool outfit Naomi was wearing?"

Not that one, silly! This one, this one:

Don't fret, I'm going to get to the first one soon enough, keep your pants on. By the way: is your PU now un-pee eww?
Anyway, went on a sort of Black Special Ops date to see my fave actress in 'The Intern'. The movie? Eh, so, so. But about my outfit: surprisingly inexpensive: only 90 bucks for the whole shebang. Here, I'll let you have another shot at it:

Even though the pants are super tight, the PU stretches very nicely, thank you. Can't say much about the overall look; leaning towards boho some, a definite chicness to it. Pretty monochrome since it's all black. Heck, black goes with everything, as they say, so it should go with black, right? My hair looks really greasy on purpose: went way over board with the Old Spice hair goo, and you know, I was happy with the way it turned out. If this is your first time here, yep, I know Old Spice is marketed to men, and you know what? That's not going to stop me, besides, it's cheap as heck.
I've got a couple of these bolero/flamenco style boho hats, with different brim and crown sizes for different outfits. I guess you could say, it's all in the brim.
Along those lines, that's not the first time, or last time, at the rodeo with that jacket. It's really quite versatile: goes with that outfit, jeans - all kinds - bell bottoms, one exception: the more hippy the boho gets, not so much. It's a little too secret agent for a full on hippie get up. And my thoughts on bohemian? Well, I'm not that hip to the Western influence myself, tend to go more Woodstock. But, whatever floats your boat, right?
Well, I'm going to keep this post, short and sweet. Which, I can't say about the time it was I recapped my Polyvore sets; Lordy! I think I've got at least 800 sets or so here since the last one. So, I think I'll make the recap just an overview.
As always, check back again for more exciting stuff from the world of fashion.
Catchya later.
Ciao.
P.S. One last thing: if you want to skip my Polyvore stuff, just check my google+ posts; every time I put up non-Polyvore stuff, it's accompanied by a google+ post. Should give you any ideer of where to look.