(dress: Motel Rocks, shades: Karen Walker, heels: Zara, bag: Proenza Schouler)
Went out for brunch at Tart with my sister and Elena yesterday. As a result, I wore this Motel Rocks dress. It’s been a while since I’ve worn a dress so that probably explains my extreme feeling of ‘girl-y-ness’. I haven’t owned anything in turquoise (or anything remotely close to that colour) but I’ve grown to accept that bold colours may possibly look alright on me.
(sweater: vintage, skirt: Zara, heels: Jean-Michel Cazabat, bag: Proenza Schouler, shades: Ray-Ban)
Browsed through Robertson today for some retail therapy. I’ve been so busy with this move (packing, unloading, loading, shipping, apartment hunting, etc..) that I’ve completely forgot how to breath. It felt good today to stick my head out the window and feel the breeze. I’m truly going to miss this perfect L.A. weather but I’m not dwelling, I swear.
Anyway, I love this new skirt I got from Zara. Actually, It’s not so new but I’ve been keeping my eye on it for a while. I remember I tried it on once and it didn’t fit so well. Reminded myself that I know how to alter and took it home. Cut some inches off and now one of my favorite skirts ever.
(shirt: mom’s shirt inside out, jeans: bought in korea, heels: Zara, bag: Proenza Schouler)
I used to have a bad habit of wearing things inside out as a child. I think I maybe heading towards that route again, starting with my mom’s old shirt. I may need to be careful of my selections to pull this off.
(blouse: Korea, heels/shorts/bag: Zara)
Helped my friend, Elena, out with her assignment today for her interior design class. Went into almost every existing furniture on Melrose and Third. I know this goes against what I said in my last post but I don’t know how I managed to pull only neutrals. I’m kind of glad I did because it was burning hot today and I couldn’t bare being outside for more than five minutes.
(shirt: Theyskens’ Theory, jeans/shoes: Zara, bag: Proenza Schouler, shades: Ray-Ban)
I love this high-low hem on this Theory shirt, thinking about making it my go-to basic piece for the summer. The fit is awesome too; I never knew a basic shirt could have such an effect. Sometimes simple says it all.