Summer has finally sprung in San Francisco and certain neighborhoods in the city look like a flower oasis with bougainvilleas blanketing the walls of cute little houses. I love incorporating color into my outfits and try to stay away from black looks-especially in the spring/summer months.
Oversized Sweater + Ripped Jeans
March 13, 2018Smurf
February 12, 2018Happy Monday!
I didn’t know what to wear this morning but I knew I wanted something with a little bit of color. I had just gotten these really cool Topshop jeans embellished with sparkling rhinestones so I wanted to create an outfit with the jeans. I ended up putting together this outfit which was totally giving me smurf vibes!
Weekend in Palm Springs
February 3, 2018Oxblood
January 21, 2018Not as bright as red or as dull as brown, oxblood is that dark, rich, brownish, redish hue that actually references to the color of oxygenated blood…I know..gross.. :/ But, despite this fact, I still find this color to be the new neutral for winter. And because I love red so much, oxblood has naturally become one of my go to colors for the season. It’s moody, but sophisticated and makes almost anything look edgy and luxe!
Colorblocking
December 11, 2017Colorblocking is such an easy trend-just simply throw on colorful separates. But the tricky part is knowing which colors go well together and which ones simply clash. For me, it’s more like a try an error. But I typically find pairing neutral/classic tones like black, white, beige, navy with a bright pop of color to be the best combination. Because it’s winter, I suggest opting for more muted tones of navy, grey, neutrals and oxblood shades to pair with a statement coat, trousers, or shoes! This trio of colors: camel, green, and white worked so well together and is perfect for winter!