My Sunglasses Collection

I will admit it. I am an addict. An addict of sunglasses. The way I look at it is...this is all in the name of good eyesight, right? or is it fashion? Either way, no cataracts for this girl!! Due to my admitted addiction, I thought I would share with you my entire sunglasses collection.

I have styles ranging from high end, to very low end bought in 2007. Some of these styles I hardly ever wear, but like a good addict, I have a hard time letting go (cue Elsa?). So here you have it my sunglasses.

As mentioned, some of these are very old styles, so I apologize if you fall in love with any! Sunglasses that are still avliable I will link down below! Which were your favourite? What is your "go to" style of sunglasses?

Quay Modern Love 

Quay Kitti

Quay Fleur

Forever 21 D Frame

Ray Ban Wayfarer

~Amara

Lord Huron's Strange Trails

IMAGE: THE AUSTIN CHRONICLE 

For my first post I would like to discuss a band that is the source of my inspiration and creativity as of current...Lord Huron. Lord Huron is an American band, based out of Los Angeles, California. Members include Ben Schneider, founder of the band, as well as, Mark Barry, Miguel Briseno, and Tom Renaud.

Lord Huron can be categorized as a Indie Folk band, drawing inspiration from Schneider's childhood around Lake Huron and the outdoor lifestyle. The influence of this area can be heard within the folk sound the band has embraced.

      IMAGE: STRANGETRAILS.COM  

Strange Trails is my current music obsession, with soulful lyrics, mesmerizing melodies and an overall divine style. The album debuted April of this year (2015), and is the bands second album. The entire album has a very relaxed feel to it, influenced by the bands home on the west coast. With some warm and comfortable months ahead of us, this album will fit in with the lifestyle that many of us embrace during the summer.

Some of my favorite tracks include "The Night We Met," "Cursed", "Love Like Ghosts" and "Fool for Love".  "The Night We Met" is voted to be my top track on the album with beautiful lyrics, and an intense drum beat that captivates listeners at around the half way point of the song. This song has been on repeat for weeks now, and I have yet to tire of it.

Overall this album is one of the best I have heard in months, as it is inspiring and easy to listen to. If you have yet to purchase Strange Trails, I highly encourage it. The band is also touring North America and Europe this summer at various music festivals, so if you're lucky enough to catch them you're in for a treat.

~Amara.