I adore the blog called Lack of Creativity. Why? Because this blog has the perfect combination of photos and textual content. Jess is the beautiful blogger behind Lack of Creativity. And she posts many amazing photos of her outfits while also chatting about whatever is going on that day. It’s fun to check out her dresses and jewelry as well as read about her personal life!

I recommend going to Lack of Creativity and reading about Jess’ trip to Seattle, or cheer her on with her new job at a law firm, or simply check out her pretty clothes and classic style. You can also find photos of her beautiful hometown Vancouver! And why not check out her sturgeon face fail!

Here is an interview of this blogger if you want to learn a bit more about this lovely lady:

Why did you start this blog?

I initially had started my blog “Lack of Creativity” because of a few users on Chictopia who suggested that I take a shot at it, I also felt compelled to start one so I had somewhere to dispose of all my thoughts, ideas and photographs.

What is your favourite part about blogging?

Ranting. All of my readers know that I go off on tangents, excessively. I guess it’s a part of my blog that makes it somewhat entertaining. It’s always nice to see that bloggers are real people with real thoughts, it makes the whole experience more “real” as opposed the obvious, prevalent “cyber” side to it all.

Do you have any favourite fashion trends? Least favourite fashion trends?

One of my favourite fashion trends would have to be tights. Sure, they rip easily, stretch out after a few wears and aren’t always the comfiest, but they’re so diverse and come in a plethora of colours, patterns, and styles. What’s not to love? However, fingerless gloves are a whole other story to me. I don’t really understand what’s so fantastic about them, and how they add anything to an outfit, but my stylistic choices can be completely opposite as compared to others.

What is your favourite quote?

“Be who you are and say what you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.”—Dr. Seuss