Hey Nubians, 

Dolls Kill .... 

You know that super cool website Dolls Kill right? Their fashion game is pretty tight and trendy. They do a neat at having something for everyone. Most of their clothing is either very cute or super grungy a-la Wednesday Adams, I love it! It's kind of extreme like me. Lately I've been in a bit of a fashion bind because I wear all black to work and it kills me a little because I'm super colorful... But I've decided I need to go on a shopping trip soon to give myself life! Anyways, I dress how I feel every morning. Whether that's 80s, rockabilly, urban etc. I like to mix it up. Life is sort. 

Recently while visiting Dolls Kill I bumped into this line they carry Disturbia. The brand is from the UK and does the amazing job of serving me both Kawaii and Goth like fashion. Cooooool right? Gotta love a brand that saves me time and keeps me looking good. 

Below see some of my favorite pieces. It's all in the details.

Hello Nubians,

I LOVE playful fashion and feeling youthful, this is one of the many reasons I'm inspired by Japanese Style. All the colors, characters, texture, and emotion that goes into the clothing make me happier when I wear it.

This year at New York Comic Con it was great seeing Pammy Cakes Boutique: Fairy Kei & Casual Lolita Boutique booth set up! She was absolutely killing 'em with utter cuteness. It isn't her first time at Comic Con and it isn't her first time on NubiasNonsense either, if you remember I interviewed her HERE.


Pammy Cakes Boutique contains t-shirts with characters and saying such as "Lolita, Come Out and Play" or "So Kawaii" she also carries beautiful full tulle skirts with bows and other embellishments. There's also a nice array of jewelry and bracelets. Some of the jewelry has Berries & Choco Cake, Lemon Cake, Cupcakes, it looks so delicious I want to eat it! There's also a lot of cute pearl earrings and bracelets. Hair bows, and cat ears are also sold among other accessories.... I mean seriously, KAWAII!!!!! It's like a little piece of Japan located in NYC.