First, these adorable glasses from Firmoo. I’m so excited about this outfit post to show of a few new accessories I’m really really pumped about. But I guess New York in the rain is still better than almost anywhere else. And I’d like to be right back in that pool now that we’re having a solid week of rain in NYC.
A fantastic Memorial Day getaway to Fire Island provided a much needed break from city life. But these past few weeks have been some for the books. I know I’m always starting blog posts with how busy my schedule is and I can see where that’s a little blah blah blah.
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(Banana Republic provided free product in exchange for this post. I paired the jacket with BR’s new Emerson striped shorts, a tank from All Saints, and really unique sneakers from New Balance. Garment dying makes for a super-soft, broken-in fabric with unique markings that just get better over time. This garment-dyed shirt jacket from BR is the perfect piece to keep you stylish yet warm on a cool day, but not too heavy that it can’t be worn in the sun and/or with shorts. And with the way things are shaking out these days, you could experience both on any given day. Choosing sturdy, yet breathable cotton pieces allows you to be comfortable in both warm and cool scenarios. When I think of transitioning my wardrobe from Winter to Spring, the most important key to comfort is the fabric. So just as I was doing some Spring cleaning, Banana Republic came calling (well, emailing but you get the idea) asking me to style some of their new Spring pieces for my blog – perfect timing. You see, apartments are small and space comes at a premium, and even though I have a decent size closet (closet tour soon?) it’s still completely necessary to shift sweaters and coats up or out, making it easier to navigate through your warmer weather options. While the temperature can barely break 60 degrees on any given week, I’ve already begun the “closet shift” that every New Yorker goes through around this time of year. It’s the last day of March and New York is desperately trying to find its footing in Spring.
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