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I’m headed to San Francisco in a couple of weeks, and while it’s sunny and warm here in Pennsylvania, I know that June in San Francisco can be more than a little chilly. The solution is to layer it up with a cardigan for when the temps drop and a dress paired with leggings (which can always be discreetly ditched if the temp starts to climb).
1/ showered with love dress // 2/ wings leggings // 3/ cocoon cardigan // 4/ alice necklace // 5/ ella earrings // 6/ amalia skimmer
If there are two things I’ve been obsessed with this spring, it’s military jackets (which I still haven’t bought, for some unknown reason) and stripes (which I’ve been buying a lot of). This outfit combines both with a pair of my printed leggings for a look I’d be more than happy to rock in real life.
1/ embellished military jacket // 2/ origami clutch // 3/ defined the scenes flats // 4/ sequence ring // 5/ striped tank dress // 6/ wings leggings
This outfit is not too far off from what I wore to the Art Star Craft Bazaar on Sunday. I love the juxtaposition of the funkier leggings with a preppier top. And I love the versatility of my new Melissa necklace – it could absolutely work with a totally preppy outfit, a totally artsy outfit, or one where both worlds collide!
1/ patisserie picks top // 2/ remnant leggings // 3/ melissa necklace // 4/ leaf striped tote // 5/ chambray biminis
A classic white shirt should be a staple in most women’s wardrobes, but it’s also important to consider your shape when choosing the perfect white shirt. I’m on the boxier side, so if I wear a traditional men’s cut white button down, I end up looking like, well, a man. That’s why I opt for tunic length shirts that only button part way, or, like in this option, don’t button at all.
I also love pairing a classic shirt like this with the playfulness of my leggings. It’s an outfit that’s fun and chic at the same time.
1/ white collared tunic // 2/ wings leggings // 3/ droplet post earrings // 4/ emma necklace // 5/ saturday morning foldover clutch // 6/ defined the scenes flats
I know a lot of people are scared to wear yellow. (With the notable exception of my friend Elle, who’s obsessed.) These are often the people who have been dead set their whole lives against wearing gold or other yellow metals. (When I launched my steel and bronze shift collection, I converted many people to warmer metals that looked great against their skin tone. I consider it a public service.)
If you’re unsure about yellow, I say, go for it. Find a great top or dress and try it on. You may have to play with a few shades until you get it right.
And if you’re still nervous about yellow, you can always ease into it. Swap the yellow top for a black one and go for pops of yellow in your pants, bag, or shoes.
Now you’ve just added a whole new color to your wardrobe options!
1/ pam breeze-ly tunic // 2/ wings leggings in yellow // 3/ maya necklace // 4/ black and yellow clutch // 5/ point toe ballet flats
Spring is finally here! (In fact, it’s going to be so warm today, it will practically feel like summer.) So I’m celebrating with an assortment of mixed prints in springy yellow, paired with black and white. And for when the temp drops in the evening, I’ve tossed in a black and white scarf by my friend Amber Kane.
1/ short dress // 2/ magpie leggings // 3/ mondrian scarf // 4/ wings foldover clutch // 5/ sophie bootie
Now that spring is finally here, I’m starting to settle into a routine. After a winter filled with trade shows and travel, I always like to keep April open for some serious studio work time.
And it’s no surprise that as I’ve settled in to a more regular schedule, my wardrobe has found a routine too. I’ve settled into spring uniform of leggings, a long tank top (or two), a slouchy cardigan, and a pair of Toms.
And while there’s always the possibility that a uniform could get a little boring, thanks to my bright and colorful leggings, these outfits are anything but mundane.
1/ ribbed jersey tank dress // 2/ remember when leggings // 3/ cocoon cardigan // 4/ magpie foldover clutch // 5/ bright blue canvas toms
Spring can be tricky, weather wise. This morning, I woke up to a dusting of snow, but by mid-afternoon, the temp will be in the mid-50s. The trick to transitional dressing is a great jacket – like this military-inspired jacket. It’s definitely on trend right now, and I really want one!
The right accessories can also play a big part in your spring wardrobe. At it’s core, this outfit is just a nice t-shirt and leggings. But throw on a dressier flat and a great necklace, and you’re ready for a day around town or a nice brunch!
1/ space dyed tunic // 2/ wellspring leggings // 3/ fatigue jacket // 4/ cross body leather tote // 5/ alice necklace // 6/ scalloped edge flats
Ever since my trip to the West Coast last week, I’ve got California on the brain. Can you blame me? This outfit would be fantastic for a cooler, casual evening by the beach – maybe sipping some wine at a seaside bar?
1/ marled sweater // 2/ remnant leggings // 3/ straw fedora // 4/ bellevue glasses // 5/ canvas and leather weekender bag // 6/ picon sandal
