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"   Jacket: Men&amp;#039;s Burberry Prorsum Belt: Prada Hat: Lola Boots: Marni Skirt: Prada   When I lived in LA for a summer in between my sophomore and junior year of college, to see if I could be allured into the world of pretty plastic entertainment, I learned that there are two kinds of people in this world: those who care about weather and those who do not. Type A tend to begin conversations with weather related topics-&amp;quot;Did you hear about those tornadoes in Oklahoma??&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;I would never move to London because of the weather&amp;quot;. Or if you live in LA it is the number one reason why living in LA is better than New York. It was only after a month of interning in LA, where everyday was movie set sunny and the slightest drop in temperature would trigger mass hysteria (Ugg boots and Fur), that it was clear that New York would be my home. Yes, it is slightly inconvenient when it rains in the city, cabs are scarce and accessories below the ankle need to make an emergency trip to shoes services, but it doesn&amp;#039;t cheapen the sunny days and allows for some styles from our precipitation-heavy friend&amp;#039;s across the pond. Under this umbrella, I am sporting a Men&amp;#039;s Burberry Prorsum jacket that I stole from my gay beau Mr. Vultaggio. Slightly hypocritical with all of this weather talk, I am off to brave the elements this July to an evening of Spring Awakening! -Malina V. Joseph "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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