7 Days of Chambray - Day 2

Feeling a little bit of a 70s vibe with this look. I decided to pair my chambray with a crocheted fringe top and maxi skirt tied up to show off the tan ankle booties. I used the floppy hat and feather necklace to tie everything all together for a casual look that still feels pulled together.

The best part about this outfit it that it is all under $175. The chambray shirt (H&M) $15, crochet top (Nordstrom) $34, maxi skirt (Nordstrom) $38, booties (Report) $68, hat (Nordstrom) $12, necklace (Forever 21) $3. Not to shabby considering that all pieces can be interchanged into multiple outfits. Hopefully this budget friendly styling inspires you to try something new with your chambray. Happy Styling!

 

7 Days of Chambray/ Denim - Day 1 on The Queen Mary

Whether or not we like to admit it, fashion plays a large role in history. It's because of icons like Princess Diana that have proved how integral fashion is to the world and it's history. I am inspired by Princess Diana not only because of her fashion but also the grace and compassion she showed throughout her lifetime. She is a true role model and that is why I had to visit her exhibit at The Queen Mary to learn more about her and see some of the famous pieces that she once wore. Here is a little peak into my day on The Queen Mary and my own style that I chose for the occasion. Enjoy!

{gorgeous day on The Queen Mary}

{denim jacket, peplum top, DVF skirt, and target wedges}

{kind of obsessed with this DVF skirt I got on sale for $55!!!}

{my Mom in her stylish outfit that I helped her put together}

{our view from tea at The Tea Room}

{tea time with my beautiful Mother}

{absolutely stunning}

Lace on Wheels

Pretty excited about the fact that I got to ride a motorcycle for the first time the other day. Not only did I check that off my bucket list, but considering that I was wearing a dress, I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to blog my outfit as well!

For this look, I paired my lace maxi dress with a bralette, biker style crop jacket, and combat boots. One of my favorite ways to wear a very girly dress is to add edgy pieces to make the look less frilly and a bit unexpected. It didn't hurt that I got to pose with a Harley for this look either!



{the complete look}

CAUTION: Ride a Harley in a dress at your own risk! For safety purposes I tied up my dress and made sure to wear a helmet. Happy styling and Harley riding!

My Italian Fashion Experience and Inspiration

Not to long ago I posted what I packed in my carry-on suitcase for my trip to Italy. Today, I am sharing some of those actual outfits that I wore during the trip. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures of every outfit but I have most of them. I hope you enjoy!

I have also included some of my fashion inspiration from the trip in the second portion of this post. Check it out!

{Day 1 - ROME}

{Day 2 - ROME}

{Day 3 - Train to Florence}

{Day 3 - Florence}

{Day 4 - Florence}

{Day 5 - Siena}

{Day 7 - Venice}

{Day 8 - Venice}

{Day 9 - Murano}

{Day 12 - Milan}

Not only do I have my own fashion to share but I am also going to share with you all the fashion inspiration that I found while visiting the different cities I went to on my trip. My fashion inspiration comes from store windows, museums, and even from people watching.
 

{Even in ancient sculptures you can admire fashion}

{in Venice and Burano they are known for lace making}

{here is someone actually making lace}

{a fun display in one of the most awesome department stores in Milan}

{just some of the most amazing shoes and pants I saw}

{some of the pamphlets from the museums I visited}

{my souvenirs}

{the handmade lace dress from Burano}

{can't get over the detail in the lace work}