Shirt/Dress

I completely jacked Jessi's look today after having one of those "I hate everything in my closet" moments. And anything with a non-defined waist is a good choice for a dim sum outing at Nom Wah Tea Parlor.

Mine is an old Acne shirtdress and old cutoff shorts from Nobody Denim, but you can recreate the look for much cheaper than I did with this shirtdress and these high-rise cutoffs (I've heard good things about this brand and am rather curious myself about their denim). Slip-ons from Everlane, and necklace from Still House.

(oh and the latest addition to the handbag party... a Celine Sangle Seau.)

Is it fall yet?

A few weeks ago I got to spend a few days at a model home upstate, which made me crave fall weather with its warm wood paneling, moody light and textures, and wood furniture throughout. Though, I'm probably the only person who wants summer to be over...

Look 1: Loewe Sweater (sold out) / Vince Skirt / Margiela Boots

Look 2: Vince Turtleneck / AG Jeans

Duality

Here is a fun personal shoot I conceived featuring the new Everlane GoWeave dresses. Huge thanks to Jessi Frederick for being the yin to my yang.

Check out the rest of the GoWeave collection here. I especially love the front-zip dress.

Fringe-y

Fringed shirt hem and fringed shoes – too much? I ran out the door in this yesterday and didn't even realize my shoes matched my shirt until after the fact. Also please forgive the resting bitch face. I blame it on the need to squint in the bright evening sun.



I do love these shoes, but given how much I walk in the city, they'll be black-smeared in three wears. The sales associate made me size down a full size in them but I wouldn't necessarily recommend doing that because of feet swelling in the summer (half a size down might be best). Here's to hoping they will stretch. If they weren't so damn tight on me, they'd actually be incredibly comfortable walking shoes. Just an impractical color for this city.



Fringe top by Kaelen
Clutch by Loewe
Wide pants by JCrew