My poor Nikki Moose has been catching some heat from voters, judges, and even the host of the America’s Most Stylish Blogger competition for actually being creative and original. That was until guest judge Nicole Miller came along.

Last week I wrote an article informing you of Stylist.com’s epic hunt for America’s Most Stylish Blogger, and with week two under way I want to remind you all to vote (preferably for Nikki Moose, as she clearly deserves to win). You can vote once a day, so get clicking. I have attached the link to Nikki’s site .dirtyflaws. below so you can read about her look this week, as well as cast your vote. So get voting people. Let’s see a truly unique, edgy stylist win for once! I’m getting sick of people praising this middle of the road bullshit.

LINK LOVE: .dirtyflaws.

If there is one thing we are over here at Fashion Indie it’s loyal friends, so when I heard that my great friend Nikki Moose was choosen for America’s Most Stylish Blogger I was just as excited as if it were my lack-of-style ass that was going to be in the running.

Thanks to the wonderful Nikki Moose at Dirtyflaws, I was introduced to 160grams, which contains some of the best spreads I have ever seen. This one, which is entitled “The Play Boys”, was shot by Dinah Hayet. I love the combination of tattoos, helmets, and high fashion. I will be headed back to 160grams for sure!

My new friend Nikki of DirtyFlaws came up to NYC, from her native Killadelphia, and I can’t get enough of how rad this girl is! Always equipped with her black lipstick and platinum blond hair she is always one of the most stylish people in the room. Don’t believe me? Or the pictures above? Check out this photo of her and the notorious Gareth Pugh chatting it up as he snaps some photos of her tattoos! Love this girl!

Be sure to keep up with Nikki and her amazing fashion knowledge on DirtyFlaws!

Nikki, another Fashion Indie friend and friend of friends from Ruff Club has what could be the most killer blog I’ve ever seen.  Complete with style photos, runway reviews, spreads, and DIYs, she’s as sharp as it comes, with edginess dripping from every post. It’s refreshing to see someone posting things that you aren’t going to find on Style.com or other mainstream fashion blogs, and instead works of art, lines and spreads that are actually creative, and DIYs that make us swoon.  Here’s some proof:

We love fashion people, but we especially love fashion people that have blogs. Check out .dirtyflaws. and prepare to be overly-inspired for days and days!