One of my favorite things about living in NYC is that the entire city is basically an outdoor art gallery.  From the constantly rotating mural on Bowery to the month-long stint by the famous artist Banksy … you can get a feel for the creative energy running through the city just by walking down the street.  So today, I’ve partnered with Perrier to celebrate my city’s street art and show off a little bit of my own street style.

The only thing is … I was visiting friends and family back in Arizona during the time of my shoot and I ended up finding my favorite piece of outdoor work in my second favorite city: Phoenix.  I know, it’s not the first place that comes to mind when you think of street art, but as it turns out, it’s a huge hub for local artists.  Roosevelt Row in downtown Phoenix is home to dozens of murals and one larger-than-life structure.  Crazy curves, colorful shades … you know it was love at first sight.

And while I prefer my street art as bold and bright as can be, I’ve actually been gravitating in a completely different direction when it comes to my style.  I’m talking a little bit of faux leather, a dash of leopard and whole lot of black.  I guess you could say I brought a little bit of New York street style back home to Arizona.  It’s like having the best of both worlds and that’s something I can cheers to!

Wear:
Top: Lou & Grey
Skirt: Express (similar here and here)
Sunglasses: Karen Walker
Bracelets: C. Wonder, Etienne Aigner (c/o)
Ring: Kendra Scott (c/o)
Bag: French Connection (c/o)
Sneakers: Dr. Scholl’s (c/o) (similar here and here)

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Photos:
James Colvin

This post is sponsored by Perrier^® Sparkling Natural Mineral Water in celebration of its new limited Street Art^® edition. This limited edition packaging is a collaboration between Perrier and three of the world’s influential street artists: JonOne, Sasu and Kobra. Click here to see the full line of collectible designs and learn more about this exciting debut  and join the conversation with #StreetArtByPerrier

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