Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Review: Sleuth App

**I received this app to review for free. All opinions are my own.**

Nod your head if you love finding games to get addicted to! These games are the perfect way to pass those random bits of time (waiting in line at the post office, early for an appointment, annoyingly long commercials during my favorite TV shows, or when I'm just bored). I was contacted about reviewing a new app called Sleuth

Do you remember the game hangman, where someone thinks of a word or phrase and writes lines for each letter and every time to you a letter wrong another part of the man is drawn? Well, Sleuth is a bit like that. You have to guess the word, whether it's a movie, a city, a person, a song, a book, or more by looking at the clues (four pictures) before the time ends.  

I have to say this game is pretty addicting. I always liked playing hangman as a kid, so with the added pressure of running out of time and losing points if you get a word wrong, your heart starts to beat a little bit faster. I tested the beta version, which only had 20 games, so I was sad when I reached the end, but the real one has 1000s of puzzles. 

A few other fun things about it: after a certain time the letters slowly start to fill in, which is helpful when you need a reminder; you can purchase Hunches for more help, and the faster you get the word the more points you get.

There are a few features that weren't part of the Sleuth beta version that I'm sure have been added to the real version, but I figured I would list them anyway: I wish there was a "pause" button in case you're disrupted. Maybe it could blur the screen so that you can't still guess while it's paused. Also, a "quit" or "go back" button would be great so that I can come back to the game later. And it would be fun to see how my friends are doing (but really to see if I'm earning more points than them). 

Sleuth Website | iTunes App Store (coming this week!) | Google Play | Twitter | Facebook

What's your current game addiction?

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Tuesday, March 17, 2015

Outfit: Cinderella

This is what I wanted to wear to see Cinderella this past weekend (but with the sequin glass slipper tee instead of this bow applique tank), but unfortunately it rained, so I threw on a burgundy jacket over a green hoodie, some jeans, and taupe booties. 

I saw the movie (which was SO amazing! It was optimistic and romantic and beautiful!) with Simone, plus her two friends and the spunky daughter Gabby of one of them, AlexMonica, and her boyfriend Joe on 34th St. Afterwards Monica and Joe left because they have a long train ride home, but the rest of us went across the street to Tick Tock Diner and talked about hot guys, YA novels, movies, and all the TV shows we watch. It was a perfect low-key day in the city. 
Cardigan: Old Navy | Tank: LC Lauren Conrad x Disney at Kohls 
Skirt: Francesca's | Flats: Target

Did you see Cinderella?

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Monday, March 16, 2015

Inspiration: Pointed Toe Flats

I absolutely love flats and have been wearing them for years. I always get excited when spring rolls around because it means I can break out my many pairs of flats. However, when I first saw pointed toe flats and D'Orsay flats (the ones where the front and back don't touch, like the red and black pair below), I didn't love them. But slowly I've come around and I just ordered a pair of floral D'Orsay flats.

P.S. -- They're a top spring trend!

Do you like pointed toe flats?

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Friday, March 13, 2015

Rocksbox Jewelry

**I was given three months of Rocksbox for free. All opinions are my own.**

Pretty jewelry customized for you and sent straight to your doorstep? Count me in! If you haven't heard of Rocksbox, it's a subscription box where you take a quiz so Rocksbox knows your jewelry taste and sends you jewelry to rent for $19. You're sent designer jewelry that you can keep for as long as you like. When you want to try something new, you simply send it all back and get three new pieces to wear. If there's anything that you want to keep forever, you can buy it at a discounted price. 

Use code "moptopxoxo" to get your first box free!

Urban Gem's Crystal Lever Earrings
These earrings are gorgeous and glamorous! They sparkle and catch the light so beautifully and they don't feel heavy at all. I've been debating whether or not I should keep them, but even at the $48 Insiders' Price (regular $60) they're a bit over my budget. 

House of Harlow 1960 Thin Arrow Bangle 
I like bangles, but I don't wear them regularly because they can be annoying when typing all day. This House of Harlow 1960 bangle is lovely and textured and goes with everything. It's $54 regular and $43 Insiders' Price. It's pretty, but I wouldn't get much wear out of it.

Perry Street's Adrianna Necklace
This necklace is so pretty and sparkly! It pairs very well with the Urban Gem earrings and makes me wish I had somewhere fancy to go. Normally I love long necklaces, but I wish it was shorter, but there's only one clasp. It's $64 regular and $51 Insiders' Price. 

Have you tried Rocksbox?

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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Inspired By: Books Turned Movies

Fantastic books are being turned into fantastic movies this month! Not only am I looking forward to Cinderella, but I'm excited for Insurgent. That book was so intense, but I have a feeling the movie is going to be better. Serena also looks incredible, but I'll probably wait to see it on Netflix. 

In the Heart of the Sea
In The Heart of the Sea

Written by Nathaniel Pilbrick, In The Heart of the Sea is the true tale that inspired Moby Dick. In 1820, a whaling ship is preyed upon by a sperm whale, which strands the crew at sea for 90 days thousands of miles from home.

Want to wear something 19th century-like? Don a white blouse, black jeans, brown lace-up boots, a whale ring, and a brown backpack. Or throw on something more modern: a raindrop clear umbrella, a whale t-shirt, distressed jeans, and raindrop print rain boots. (Release Date: March 13)

Buy the book: B&N | Amazon | Goodreads

Insurgent
Insurgent
Written by Veronica Roth, Insurgent continues the story of Tris and Four, now fugitives being hunted by Jeanine, as they fight to stay alive, to stop the power-hungry Erudite elite, and make their world a better place. 

Wear all black like the people that are in Dauntless: a loose tank top, jeans, a doubtle-strand necklace, a leather cuff, and black lace-up boots. Or put on an olive jacket, a green tunic, khaki pants, a brown watch, and green sneakers. (Release Date: March 20)

Buy the book: B&N | Amazon | Goodreads

Serena
Serena
Written by Ron Rash, in North Carolina in the 1920s, George and Serena Pemberton are newly-weds who build a timber empire. The Pembertons refuse to let anyone stand in the way of their love and ambitions, but when Serena discovers George's hidden past, their marriage begins to crumble.

As the Queen of a timber empire, Serena wears classy attire, so don an open beige jacket, a red scalloped collar dress, gold bracelets, and nude wedges. Or wear a brown fur collar coat, a polka dot yellow dress, a silver ear cuff, and yellow cut-out flats. (Release Date: March 27)

Buy the book: B&N | Amazon | Goodreads

Have you read any of the books?
Will you be seeing any of these movies?


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