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Sleeveless in the City

November 24, 2014

So I’m sleeveless … in November. That’s weird, right? … especially after being bundled up from head to toe all week long. But hey, when life gives you 50°F weather on a Sunday afternoon, you take it and pretend like it’s autumn all over again. I bought this sleeveless trench coat from Ann Taylor a few months back, but never got a chance to wear it until now. And this rose-print dress? Perfectly fine for winter, but way more fun with bare legs. I hope you got a chance to take your favorite fall pieces out for one last spin this weekend … sans sleeves and sans tights.

Wear:
Dress: Dex (on sale!)
Coat: Ann Taylor
Necklace: Sequin (c/o) (similar here and here)
Bag: Target (similar here and here)
Ring: Kendra Scott (c/o)
Heels: DVF (similar here and here)

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Photos:
James Colvin

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Silky Sweatshirt

October 9, 2014

Silky sweatshirt. I feel like it’s a bit of an oxymoron, but it was love at first sight with this top. Between the lightweight fabric to the texture-like print to the fact that it’s currently 50% off today only — It’s made for the fall days that start of chilly and warm up by the afternoon. And that my friends is something I’m not gonna argue about.

Wear:
Top: Lou & Grey (take 50% off today only!)
Pants: Target (similar here and here)
Sunglasses: Karen Walker (on sale!)
Necklace: Sequin
Bag: Chicwish (c/o) (on sale!)
Heels: Ann Taylor (on sale!)

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Photos:
Christine Petric

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En Blanc

June 30, 2014

It’s not every night you can dress up in all white, bring your own tablescape to the park and revel under the summer sky with a few thousand people. Suffice it to say, this past weekend was one for the books.

This past Saturday, I got together with my partner-in-crime Roxy and our respective loves for PopUp Dinner Brooklyn. The rules were simple: dress up in all white, bring your own food, drinks and table décor and let the magic unfold.

So … maybe it was easier said than done considering how much we had to transport from Manhattan to Brooklyn. After a morning of outfit, food and décor preparations, we ended up bringing a multi-course meal, homemade sangria assembled on site and a spectacular tablescape that included Roxy’s wedding china (would you expect anything less?). All that was missing was one of her signature bar carts — but hey, there’s always next year!

Once we settled in and sangria’ed up, the evening was ours for the making. We wined, we dined and we danced to a guest performance by Ben Folds. I couldn’t have created a better evening if I tried. It’s unexpected, awe-inspiring, over-the-top moments like this that make summer in the city truly spectacular.