As you know, every Monday in the month of October, #WhiteCabanaWearsPink. These pink posts are meant to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer. I’m raising funds in various ways, including donating proceeds from all affiliate links this month to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Get click happy!
Today might be one of the prettiest pink posts I’ve ever drafted. The theme is flowers and bows, and these photos ooze plenty of lovely!
Thanks, everyone, for your support!
As I was doing my research about cream cashmere scarves (tough life, yes) for a post, I came across this, and I literally…Laughed. Out. Loud.
Veronica Beard Cashmere Dickey
A cashmere dickey? Would you buy it? Would you wear it?
Here’s how it is shown on the model with a blazer. I’m not quite sold.
By the way – it’s $386 CAD.
I absolutely love pyjama sets. I’ve been wearing them for years. I’m always on the lookout for affordable versions, and when I see them, I scoop them up. Even if I already have enough in my drawers. Can you relate?
Some of the jammies I spy online and in stores are just so beautiful – yet they’re mostly over my budget! Have a look at these five sets. Would you put any on your must-have list?
pyjama top, $125 USD; bottoms, $68 USD, Tuckernuck
pajama set, $149 CAD, KIP Sleepwear
pajama set, $130 USD, The White Company
camisole, $105 USD; shorts, $95 USD, Monika Hibbs x The Sleep Shirt
pajama set, $60.71 (on sale), Brooks Brothers
Have a great weekend, everyone!
p.s. I’m heading to BlogPodium tomorrow, and the CIBC Run for the Cure (#WhiteCabanaWearsPink) is on Sunday! It’s going to be a jam-packed weekend! If you’d like to follow along, please do on Instagram.
I’m oddly drawn to this outfit even though I normally usually always avoid pattern mixing myself in both wardrobe and home design.
photo Diego Anciano, via Vogue Espana
Here are some other images from over the last several years that showcase print mixing in fashion:
Olivia Palermo, via Daily Mail
via LoLoBu
via Mon Monde Fou
menswear, via Pattern Prints Journal
via Maja Wyh
via Taaora
via PopSugar
And here’s what’s going on in the world of interior design:
via Rue Daily
heart sheet set, via PB Teen
via Alquimia Deco
via Rue Daily
via Simply Grove
Nashville home of Gen and Ben Sohr, via One Kings Lane
What do you think? Do you mix patterns regularly? How about colours and patterns?
We see variations of the military jacket each year – if not each season! Today I’m featuring two versions – high and low. Can you tell which one is which?
Answer: Top – Chanel (~$1500USD), Bottom – Ralph Lauren (~$70USD)
Fall is the perfect season to embrace your puffy vest. It’s certainly a great option for cool mornings, and easy enough to shed once the warm afternoon weather arrives. I have a bright yellow one – that I originally bought for cold-weather running – but I’d really like to invest in a cream one this year. I love how it looks paired with blue or black jeans – aka my weekend wardrobe!
This illustration by Mark Challen easily convinces us that “the thin puffer vest is fall’s most versatile piece” (for men and women, I’d say)!
illustration by Mark Challen (@MarkChallenLive)
I’ve had a browse around the web, and here are five white vests that I think would suit us well this season.
quilted down vest, $158 CAD, J.Crew
quilted puffer vest, $66.50 USD, J.Crew Factory
fleece lined vest, $59 USD, L.L.Bean
quilted vest, $35.50 CAD, Old Navy
quilted barn vest, $119 USD, Talbots
Any other recommendations?
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Do I or don’t I invest in a pair of white Birkenstock sandals? Part of me is voting yes because they really are comfortable. But the other part of me is holding back because they’re not so stylish. What to do? What to do!?
Do you have a pair? Do you like any of these five white versions?
white Birkenstock, $145USD
white Birkenstock double strap, $71USD
Birkenstock Zurich sandal, $150.82USD
Birkenstock Arizona sandals, $87.50CAD
Birkenstock Madrid single strap sandals, $82.55USD
Thoughts?
Have a great weekend, everyone!
I have not been to the pool even once this summer. Sad. Truly. Between my crazy work/MBA/extra work schedule and the many rainy days we’ve had, there has not been one moment to escape to the pool and lounge for hours on end. That said, things are going to change as long as the Florida weather is as I’m expecting it to be – full sun, full heat, and full beach.
Here are some swimsuits if you’re still in the market for your own summer vacation plans!
white balconnet maillot, Natori
criss cross one piece, Mara Hoffman
swimsuit, Eres Paris
one piece, Kate Spade
white bikini, Seafolly
Marysia swim suit, Club Monaco
For many years now, I’ve been a fan of fashion designer Carolina Herrera. Her collections are exquisite season after season. Her pieces for women are feminine, structured, vibrant, and easy.
Absolutely stunning outfits for day and night! I think the gingham dress is especially striking!
In addition to flip flops and ballet flats, the great white sneaker is one that I’ve got in my summer footwear rotation. Mine are off-white Converse, and they’re great for biking and weekend errands. I have yet to pair them with long dresses and floral skirts as I’ve been seeing around the blogosphere over the last couple of years, but maybe this will be a look I’ll try as the summer months move on.
via May Society
via Pinterest
via Atlantic-Pacific
via Atlantic-Pacific
I’ve rounded up five variations on the white sneaker at various price points for you today.
white leather sneaker, $85 CAD
Superga sneakers, $64 USD
Stan Smith sneaker, $81.90 CAD
Lacoste Carnaby sneaker, $98 USD
Chiara Ferragni sneakers, $413 USD
The only goal that I have for today’s post is to share a collection of images that have recently caught my eye. There’s no method. Just easy, breezy, inspirational images of design in white. Happy Wednesday!
via Greige Design
via Curated Interior
via New Chic
via Sabo Skirt
via Lindsay Marcella
via By Garmi
via Style at Home
via Style Caster
I used to avoid stripes at all costs. Now, I embrace them. I have a collection of too many striped tops (but, really, can you ever have too many), and a few classic striped dress. They’re easy to wear, and are good for work and for evening events. And, they come in every price point, so there’s something out there for everyone’s budget. Here are five that have recently caught my eye.
t-shirt dress, $34.99 USD, L.L.Bean
stripe flounce-sleeve dress, $109 USD, Talbots
stripe flutter-sleeve dress, $160 USD, Kate Spade
bell sleeve dress, $192 CAD, via Nordstrom
MDS stripes dress, $245 USD, Club Monaco
Today I’m bringing you stripes for your patio and wardrobe.
glider, $649 USD, L.L. Bean
striped shirt, $34 USD, ASOS
It’s peony season! If you follow designers, bloggers, and floral enthusiasts on Instagram or elsewhere, you’ll likely see a peony-infusion in your feeds. My mom brought me the first two cuttings from her garden over the weekend, and the blooms are just so pretty. I saved my readers from multiple photos this time, but I can’t promise that I’ll be stopping with this one!
The pretty peony has inspired this two-of-a-kind post.
blossom flower studs, Kate Spade
peonies via The Crafted Life
Texture and pattern are big draws for people like me who embrace the (mostly) monochromatic life. Today I’ve turned to two brands to bring you some texture in the style of crocodile skin.
silver plated mail tray, 250 Euro, Christofle
Botkier Quincy mini embossed leather crossbody, $333
Club Monaco releases beautiful collections each season, but its light, airy, and white pieces in the spring/summer collections are particularly beautiful. I rarely get to a Club Monaco store because we don’t have one in the Waterloo region, but when I do, I try to pick up a piece or two that will be a little something special in my wardrobe. This skirt and this skirt, for example, have served me well over the years!
Peibi top, $119 CAD (on sale)
Vidorus scallop tie skirt, $99 CAD (on sale)
coin necklace, $129 CAD (on sale)
Colby scalloped dress, $229 CAD
Isota Lina tote, $285 CAD
Emberlynn sweater, $159.50 CAD
Feed 100 shopper, $38 CAD
Last month, I bought these Cole Haan sneakers, and I’ve been wearing them almost daily (not in the rain!) since I bought them. They are so comfortable! These white ones are probably just as comfortable, and have their own distinct, classic Cole-Haan, basketweave pattern.
Cole Haan ZeroGrand Huarache Oxford
By now, many have you have heard that Jenna Lyons – J.Crew’s creative director – is on her way out after working with the brand for 26 years! I really like so many of J.Crew’s designs, but the prices are high for just-okay quality. I don’t buy anything at J.Crew unless it’s on sale from the store or the factory store. What about you?
These two lady jackets though – I want them both!
polka dot tweed jacket, $220 CAD
lady jacket with rick rack trim, $194 CAD
I know flamingos and swans usually come out at this time of year for home and wardrobe, but I’m seeing camels in my trips online.
Tatiana, Mary Rose, and Camels, William Klein
camel pendant, $158, Kate Spade
camel, $131, Jonathan Adler
camel sweatshirt, $128, Anthropologie
camel sheet set, $32+ (on sale), Martha Stewart
baby camel print, $25+, Sharon Montrose
camel ring, $128, Kate Spade
Recently, I styled some outfits with various totes from Sea Bags – a Maine shop that specializes in crafting high-quality bags and accessories using recycled sails.
Today, I’m taking you on a close-up tour of my customized tote. I adore it! Truly. Absolutely did not expect to love it as much as I do.
But, first, a photo of me during one summer of sailing (which made it onto the cover of Ontario Sailor magazine, by the way):
There I am in red, weighing the boat down…and enjoying the view, ignoring the fact that things were getting pretty wild on the high seas (ha ha – not the high seas, but it sounds dramatic). It doesn’t look like I was working so hard, but I assure you that my role was essential. That’s what I like to tell myself! As a graduation gift from my Master’s program, my parents contacted the magazine and photographer and got their hands on the original photo. I now have it framed on my office gallery wall. I love it. This is a special photo and brings back many happy memories.
So now back to the whole point of this post – my Sea Bags tote. Do you see those massive sails on the boats? Sea Bags reuses olds sails like those and turns them into an amazing collection of totes.
My custom monogram tote arrived several weeks ago, and I was certainly surprised by the quality of it. For today’s post, I’m sharing five things that I like – really really like – about my customized Sea Bag tote.
1. The size. The tote is large, and it’s going to be a great bag to bring to Florida this summer. It’s also good for trips to the market and short getaways, too. The tote can fit a few towels, and it can certainly fit enough for an overnight trip.
2. The stitching. I knew the sail material would be substantial, but I didn’t expect the stitching to be so detailed and designy (yes, I just made up that word). This was a very nice surprise!
3. The clasp. Another pleasant surprise was the strength and weight of the clasp. This is an optional feature, and I would encourage you to opt-in. It’s a shiny detail that’s functional, too.
4. The custom letters. Anything personalized floats my boat. I’m thinking that my last name initial should have been the biggest and in the middle, but I may have placed my order too quickly to pay attention to monogram etiquette. Word to the wise – investigate the options before you place the order!
5. The extra inside pocket. This was an add-on, and I would certainly recommend it. Inside pockets like this are great for keys, lipstick, money, and more. I also like that the branding is on the pocket. This reminds me that my tote was Made In America by a team of passionate people!
There are so many options that you can consider when you place your Sea Bags tote order. My bag, for example, starts at $185 USD, but the inside pocket ($20) and the clasp ($10) were add-ons. The Sea Bags team used navy handles instead of the traditional hemp version on my bag, and I’m so happy that the Sea Bags team decided on these custom options for me. I’m very appreciative, and this design is definitely me!
Note: If you’re a Canadian customer looking to place an order, call 1-888-210-4244.
Thanks to Sea Bags for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own.
Today, I’m bringing classic cane into your wardrobe and home.
newbury lane caning dally tote, $211 USD (on sale)
cane wingback chair, $2349 CAD
I’m going to be riding in style this spring thanks to my newest bike accessory – or stylish necessity, I should say. Let me introduce you to my Thousand bike helmet. My brain is my most valuable asset, so here’s to keeping it protected while I ride around town on my Peugeot.
In addition to the classic, simplicity of the helmet, I love the eco-friendly leatherette strap and the magnetic open tab lock. Easy on-off action right there. The circle Thousand poplock that you see in the photo below is also magnetic and I can use the hole to tread my lock through it and lock up this beauty with my bike. I think this helmet’s design is fantastic all around! (Learn more about the Thousand design.)
And while I wait for the snow to melt, I can only take indoor selfies with the helmet. It’ll be much more useful to me when I’m on my Peugeot! 
  
All photos by me. All opinions are my own. Thanks to Thousand for partnering on this post.
After spending a few days in the North Carolina sunshine, then coming back to some warm(er) weather in Waterloo, I’m definitely ready to exchange my boots and bonhomme coat for some lighter layers.
And Anthropologie‘s current collection of easy pieces has got me thinking that I need to inject (even more) white into my wardrobe this spring/summer.
eyelet swing top, $207, Maeve
cluny blouse, $128, Harlyn
Marielle poplin top, $128, Maeve
open-shoulder poplin dress, $181, Moon River
Avery fringed off-the-shoulder dress, $420, Steele
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
I know I’m not the only one around here who loves a good bow. Am I right? Look at these fancy mules from Winners (selection varies by store, of course) and the Vera Wang dinner plate. A perfect pair!
leather mule with bow detail, $99 CAD, Winners
Wedgewood Vera Wang Glisse dinner plate, $27.99 USD, Bed Bath & Beyond
On Christmas Eve, I opted to wear this sweet striped top, and people seemed to love it as much as I do! Since then, I’ve added a bell-sleeved shirt to my wardrobe (or more pirate-like, a colleague has told me), and now I’ve seen this style popping up all over the place.
Let’s ring in the weekend with some bell sleeves, shall we?
Here are five inspiration outfits:
Solange Knowles via
Blair Eadie via Atlantic Pacific
via Lxst Nxght
via Elle
And here are five gorgeous bell-sleeve pieces you can buy:
top, $81.27USD Kenzie
top, $99.85USD, ASOS
top, $479.56, Cinq à Sept
Brandon Maxwell top, $2748CAD, Nordstrom
Roksanda dress, $2884 USD, Net-a-Porter
Have a great (long) weekend, everyone!
If you’ve been hopping around the blogs this winter, then you’ve surely seen the hype over L.L.Bean’s signature Bean Boots. Heck, there’s even a Bootmobile that’s been on tour! But, L.L.Bean has much more to offer than Bean boots and tote bags (two of its popular items, of course). On a recent browsing adventure, I realized how much I was drawn to L.L.Bean’s leather collection, and I thought the collection would start off some beautiful, wearable, and affordable outfits (all items from L.L. Bean!).
Outfit 1 was built around the leather crossbody. It’s a classic shape and works beautifully year-round.
 three-quarter sleeve scoopneck, trench, chunky wool-blend sweater,  sunglasses,  baseball cap, black jeans
Outfit 2 was inspired by Trask’s perforated slide. We’ve seen slides since the fall, and I think we’ll be seeing more of them this spring. These perforated versions are super sleek.
signature ankle jeans, scarf, black boat and tote, collarless shirt, sweater, container, field jacket
Outfit 3 was built from the bottom – up. It began with these handsewn leather loafers in a potentially surprising version – white.
sailor’s shirt, silk scarf, havana hat, polartec fleece, denim shorts, sunglasses, boat and tote
Thanks to L.L.Bean for sponsoring this post.
It’s February. And it’s cold. So some may think it’s too early to talk about swimsuits. But I can’t help it. I’m dreaming of warmth and this photo of Kaylee and this photo of Rachel have inspired this swimsuit post (don’t the ladies look amazing, by the way?).
plunge swimsuit, $68CAD
neoprene frill lattice swimsuit, $76CAD
contrast swimsuit, $40CAD
halter bow-tie swimsuit, $128CAD
halter swimsuit, $46CAD
I also think this bikini is pretty, and this one is great if you’re into the lace-up trend. So, is it too early to speak about swimsuits? Nope! I’m all for it!
Have a great weekend, everyone!
If you’re looking for ways to spread a little love around your home and wardrobe this month, I’ve done a little sleuthing to round-up some really special and pretty items.
Bisou vase, arrow tray, XOXO pillow, kiss kiss dish, arrow love tray, femme vase, Vivetta hearts shirt, Chiara Ferragni hearts t-shirt, Saint Laurent sunglasses, Love Moschino wallet, heart print robe, pajama blouse, journal, coin pouch, mugs
Although it’s still winter, and I would much prefer it to be over already, the colder temperatures mean that we can hygge for a little while longer. Get cozy. Stay warm. And maybe treat yourself to something special this weekend.
Vince sweater, $148USD (on sale)
Kate Spade votive, $35
Hudson’s Bay blanket, $450-$550
pointelle reading socks, $34.50
spiced white hot chocolate, recipe via Jacquelyn Clark
Have a great weekend, everyone!
When I came across this fashion post, I thought the dress was just beautiful.
I learned that the dress is by Maticevski, a collection out of Melbourne, Australia. The current stock list is absolutely stunning. Here are five of my faves:
Genesis gown, $4100AUD
Kindred Spirit dress, $2700 AUD
Dakota mini dress, $910 AUD (on sale)
Magical gown, $6500 AUD
Poet one shoulder top, $955 AUD
Have a great weekend, everyone!
I have several pairs of eyeglasses currently in rotation, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for more. Let’s see what’s going on in the eyeglasses department, shall we?
Transat Trans, $34.99, Polette
Claus, $15.99, Polette
Mandi, $34.99, Polette
Percey, $150+, Warby Parker
Zelda, $225+, Warby Parker
Daze, $135, BonLook
Glow, $135, BonLook
Let’s wrap up the week with some sparkle, shall we? For your wardrobe and home decor, sequins work extremely well at this time of year!
Up until recently, I knew very little about outdoorsy company, Patagonia. I associated the brand with fleece. Lots and lots of fleece. Fleece is not exactly my style. It’s true. But in one of my MBA classes about sustainability, a team of my peers presented a case for Patagonia’s sustainability practices, and I was very impressed.
Patagonia has a robust sustainability mission, and it is working to reducing its environmental impact. On each item’s web page, you can learn about the factories where the product has been made and material has been sourced. Further, Patagonia stands behind its products. It offers an ironclad guarantee, encourages repairs and replacements to extend an item’s life cycle, and promotes its reuse and recycle program. Hillary Clinton has been wearing her Patagonia for 20 years.
So, what does Patagonia have to offer in my favourite colour scheme? Let’s investigate!
men’s capilene lightweight crew
What do you think? Are you investing in any Patagonia this winter? Are you already a loyal fan?
p.s. My MBA team investigated Canada Goose’s sustainability efforts. They’re not so impressive.
I’d love just about everything from clothing company Everlane. I placed my first order not that long ago to test the waters after reading so much about this company online. There are a lot of bloggers who seem to rave about Everlane, and I was curious about quality and fit. The images and styling suit my aesthetic, so I was definitely eager to see an item up-close.
I ordered a classic white tee, and it’s made of super soft material. It fits well, but it’s on the thinner side, so it’s a good one for layering.
I appreciate that the clothing descriptions include a link to the factories where they’re made. Everlane uses #KnowYourFactories to provide consumers with more information about its manufacturing processes. I was most interested in learning more about the Italian factories that produce some of Everlane’s leather goods.
cashmere crew, $100 (available in many colours)
cotton poplin sleeveless dress, $80
slim silk shirt, $78
modern smoking loafer, $160
The Petra market, $365 (available in other colours)
Everlane also has items for children and men, so it seems to be a great stop for the whole family.
Have you ordered anything from Everlane? What was your experience?
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Note: Shipping to Canada was just under $10 for my order. Images via Everlane.
I wear a white shirt at least once a week. Often more. I wear white shirts to work and on the weekend, too. In every season. And on a bike. And sometimes with sparkles. I wear white shirts with a suit jacket, with jeans, or under a cardigan. Short sleeve or long sleeve – I’ll take them all! I can’t get enough of them! (I feel like I’ve just channeled my inner-Dr. Seuss with that little blurb.)
That said, white shirts don’t last forever, and I have recently had to say good-bye to several of my favourites. It’s time to refresh my white shirt collection, and here are five beauties that have caught my attention.
Brooks Brothers non-iron white shirt
Kate Spade poplin shirt (I actually own and love this shirt!)
Eddie Bauer wrinkle free shirt
Are you a fan, too? Any recommendations?
Have a great weekend, everyone!
p.s. I wear white shirt dresses, too. (Are you surprised?) This one is a recent Kate Spade purchase. And this one is an old DKNY.
We’ve looked at glass and velvet in the last little while, and today it’s all about texture in the form of fuzzy!
loveseat set, Pottery Barn Teen
bouclé knit coat, J.Crew
The Duchess of Cambridge’s style always grabs my attention. I love just about every outfit she has been photographed wearing.
Her recent look in a floor-length Self-Portrait dress amazed me. She looked stunning in the white gown.
Duchess Catherine in Self-Portrait
Here are some other beautiful white Self-Portrait dress in case you’re looking to channel your inner Duchess sometime soon.
Self-Portrait white roses gown
Velvet has been everywhere in the fashion world this fall, but I think we’ll also be seeing it invade some of our home designs on both a small and large scale. While some may opt for rich jewel tones when it comes to velvet, I would encourage you to also think about how creamy velvet can warm up and add luxury to your home and wardrobe.
pair of channel-back art deco club chairs in cream oyster velvet
Yves Saint Laurent Rive Gauche velvet skirt jacket
Have a great weekend, everyone!
The other day, I stopped in at the Simon Outlet Mall off the 401 on Trafalgar (is that officially Milton?). Even though I travel that way every few weeks, I rarely stop in because I dislike the crowds, and I never really have time for a leisurely browse. On this visit though, I was at the mall early enough on a Saturday to beat some of the crowds of people, so I stopped into a few stores. To my surprise, Kate Spade was having a super sale, so I scored big tiiiiiime.
That shopping trip then got me thinking about Kate Spade’s current collection, so of course I’ve opted to share my top picks with you today.
daisy swing top (on sale)
Harriet bucket bag (on sale)
orchard street – hemsley shoulder bag (on sale)
Note: Affiliate links have been used. Get click happy to raise money for breast cancer research.
In one of my various online surfing adventures, I came across Spartan Shop and fell in love with just about every product in its inventory. One more beautiful than the next. Let’s just say I lingered a little while on the site.
Look at these beauties:
Gabriela Artigas two-tone infinite cuff, $270
Scosha brass double opal cuff, $225
takara jade coron necklace, $275
spotted door mat, $80
clam lab pointed spout pitcher, $290
marble spice grinder with brass ball, $150
As you know, #WhiteCabanaWearsPink every Monday this month to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research.
Today, we’re talking about mixing pink into your wardrobe.
First, some inspiration from Blair Eadie of Atlantic Pacific:
I love how Blair beautifully styles all-pink outfits. It’s easy to think about a monochromatic look in black, but pink? It’s not the colour that usually comes to my mind for a head-to-toe look. She also wears every shade of pink – blush, rose, bubblegum, and vibrant pinks, too.
Here are some pink pieces that have me staring.
Adidas tubular defiant jersey and suede trainer in halo pink
Ray-Ban mirror hexagonal sunglasses
Baublebar pinata tassel earrings
Note: Affiliate links to products have been used. The more you click, the more that I can donate! Get click happy!
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Every Monday in the month of October, pink will be taking over White Cabana. This month, #WhiteCabanaWearsPink to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer research. Read more about #WhiteCabanaWearsPink.
Today’s all about pointing in the right direction.
arrow cocktail stirrers, $16.25, Oh Happy Day
shooting arrow silver earrings, $100, Pamela Love
Club Monaco is one of my all-time fave stores for beautiful pieces that fit me well. I can always find something that I like for work or casual wear when I’m at Club Monaco. Thankfully for my bank account, the closest Club Monaco is an hour away. The distance, however, doesn’t stop me from drooling at the online site.
Here are my top five picks currently at Club Monaco:
Hatleth ruffle sleeve top, $189.50
Hartford cost shirt, $215
Triete shearling coat, $899 (on sale)
Bolari ruffle-hem sweater tank, $129
Kapana skirt, $198.50
 Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
I’ve written about Toronto’s Opelle two years ago in this post, and I’m coming back to it because the collection of handbags is stunning. Co-owners Amy Malcolm and Beth Nicholson Crago have a beautiful aesthetic and their designs continue to catch my fashion-loving eye!
Vanda, $261 (on sale)
Botanist, $253 (on sale)
Roberta Sling, $195
Lotus, $485
I really like how Milton-based blogger Sabrina Smelko has styled the Lotus Weekender two ways in her recent post. Here’s a peek:
via Sabrina Smelko
My oldest Longchamp bag is over 15 years old. When I first brought it back from France, Longchamp hadn’t yet made it to North America. Everyone was missing out on the usefulness of Le Pliage. Now, however, Longchamp has crossed the Atlantic, and its bags are available in multiple styles and colours in stores and online. Lucky us! Here are five of my current faves (beyond the classic Le Pliage collection)…
What do you think of Longchamp’s current collection? Have a great weekend, everyone!
Hello from sunny Florida! I’m having a grand ol’ time here doing just about nothing every day. It’s a real vacation!
You don’t need much more than a couple of bathing suits and some sunglasses when you’re here. It’s fabulous!
sunglasses, $7.90, Forever21
Haskell sunglasses, starting at $95, Warby Parker
Fendi cat eye sunglasses, $765CAD, Nordstrom
Blanchett sunglasses, Salt Optics
white sunglasses, $16.99, Target
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
p.s. Just look at this gorgeous beach.
