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Fashion Month lies far behind us, and we are all dosed up on inspiration, so it’s time to rethink our wardrobe and start strategizing on […]
Fashion Month lies far behind us, and we are all dosed up on inspiration, so it’s time to rethink our wardrobe and start strategizing on […]
Last year I went to Los Angeles for the first time. Can you imagine! I really hadn’t been, and I couldn’t be more excited. What […]
Funny enough my obsession with pastel – and pink in specific – didn’t start Yeats ago, when I was a little girl and as one […]
These photos were taking in Paris during last Fashion Week, and to be honest, I wouldn’t think they would apply anymore to the – usual […]
Last summer, on one of the warmest days of the year, the four of us spent time at the most amazing house just one hour […]
It’s been absolutely way too long since my last post, since I really took the time – or I should say HAD THE TIME – […]
Prada use to be one of my favorite handbag brands. In fact, Prada’s saffiano double zip tote (also known as the Galleria tote) was the first bag I purchased after getting my first year bonus in investment banking. When I think of a “Prada” girl, I immediately think of a modern, independent, and practical woman. Sadly, in the last few years, besides the Cuir tote and Cahier bag, I never lusted after any Prada handbags. The lack of new captivating designs (or “It” bags) means Prada is slipping behind brands like Celine, Saint Laurent, Gucci, Loewe, etc. and no longer top of mind (or top of the wish list) for many handbag lovers. Recently, I decided to check out Prada’s website to see its handbag selection and actually found quite a few that I like. Here are the nine bags that I like from Prada’s current collection: Prada Cahier Shoulder Bag On top of my list would definitely be the black / green Cahier bag. This bag was launched in 2016 and has been pretty popular. Some bags are love at first sight and some bags you grow to love, the Cahier bag is in between the two for me. …
Top: BR turtleneck sweater with lace details Bottom: Toothpick jeans Bag: Celine Classic Box in Red (See preloved options here) Shoes: Stuart Weitzman Highland Boots in Burgundy (see other colors here) Sunglasses: Celine Tilda Sunglasses Thank you for visiting! Related posts: Color Block Sweater + White Jeans Burgundy Moto Jacket + Knee-High Boots Just An Off-The-Shoulder Dress ‘Tis The Start of Sweater Season! Grey Sweater Dress Day
Top: Old Banana Republic Bow Tie Top (see smilers here and here) Bottom: Old Ann Taylor Pants Blazer: Aritzia Kent Blazer (see similars here and here) Bag: Prada Double Zip Tote Shoes: Valentino Rockstud Pumps in Fuchsia Thank you for visiting! Related posts: Color Block Sweater + White Jeans Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow Blue Plaid Scarf + Striped Shirt Watermelon Pink Tie Neck Halter Blouse
Jacket: Blank NYC Suede Moto Jacket (see other colors available here) Sweater: BR turtleneck sweater with lace details Bottom: Leggings with contrasting side stripes Bag: Circle bag Boots: Stuart Weitzman Highland Boots in Burgundy (see other colors here) It’s tough to decide which one I love more, the moto jacket or the white turtleneck sweater. For the moto jacket, I had a hard time debating between this burgundy color or a neutral grey and I am glad I went with this rich burgundy color. The cut and length of the jacket is very flattering and the material has a decent weight to it. The Blank NYC suede moto jackets are affordable and the quality is great for the price. Then for my best sales find of the season, the Banana Republic sweater. I’ve been eyeing this white turtleneck sweater since hit the stores last winter, this is a collaboration piece between Olivia Palermo and BR. I love the high turtleneck, the lace detail on the bottom and on the bell sleeves. It is a great basic (but still unique) layering piece for the cold weather. The only issue was its $198 price tag. I am so glad I walked away the first few times because …
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