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We’re back babes! How do you guys like the new look? Change is good, no? I’m super excited to kick off the improved blog in my new age of 22 and share some new changes. I’ve invested a lot into this (aka why I’ve been ghost for the past month…) ...

• Scarves: now that there is a noticeable temperature difference (down 30 degrees from last week’s 90 and humidity) scarves are part of almost everyone’s attire. They are also noticeably an accessory, as opposed to hidden under jackets, and colorful or patterned, as opposed to the classic black.
• Well Tailored Outerwear: Outerwear that is worn is well tailored and made from high quality material. I have seen mainly neutral colors. It always looks clean.
• Small Leather Backpacks: This is a trend everywhere but with the most practicality in Paris. Pickpockets are everywhere, I’m not sure where they come from, whether they hide under porches or in sewers or behind bushes but they’re always lurking. Parisians are very conscious of their belongings and these small backpacks are both practical and trendy for the city.

Intrigued:

• Platform shoes: I have noticed  so many platform shoes, specifically on campus. Platform sneakers, platform espadrilles. One pair of platforms so high I could’ve sworn the girl could walk into the Seine and still have stayed dry (okay, not they weren’t that high, but still). Whether this shoe will become as widespread as Stan Smiths who knows, but hey, if there is a group of people who can pull off this trend, it is here.

What do you think?

You may come for the fashion, but you stay for the views…   Honoré Icard’s Protection and Future (1893) Switching off the course of modern day fashion reporting into something a little more historic… The Palais Galleria was on my list of museums to see right off the bat for obvious reasons. Paris ...

It’s only the end of August but there is a noticeable chill in the air already. As much as I hate to say it… Fall is coming. But it’s not quite here, so how do you dress for the slight chilliness without pulling out a puffer vest and grabbing your Kate Spade travel mug (assuming you’re going to coffee shop hop begging for pumpkin spice). Well here’s how:

1. Go for a light suede trench vest. You get the warmth of a vest but won’t become overheated.

2. Leggings. I don’t care what anyone says, leggings can definitely be used as pants in circumstances, especially when you have so many other bulky pieces, adding jeans would just add extra weight and you’re not trying to be weighed down when you already have winter months for that ahead.

3. Thigh-high boots. If you don’t have a pair of these yet you need to shoe splurge and now. You will definitely be seeing these everywhere this fall season. Personally, like Kourtney Kardashian, I have been wearing these all summer soo using them as a transition piece is a no brainier since certain labels, such as Steve Madden, have just released their thigh-highs.

4. Always an oversize tote. Whether it be class, work, or just for fun. The bigger the better. I of course recommend a neutral tone for this transition season.

Do you have any recommended transition pieces for this fall season? Let me know!

Preface: I was reading Kim Kardashian’s interview in Harper’s Bazaar in which she stated mirror selfies were her favorite kind of selfie (fun fact). So in a Kim K kind of manner, that is how we’re presenting today’s topic…

As much as I wanted to label this post “Nudes are Back” or something of the sort, I feel like that would’ve given the wrong message about this blog so we’re sticking to a professional aesthetic for today. With that said, if you don’t own a “completely monochromatic outfit in the tan color family” you will be left in the dust this season. Actually… nude color tones have been in style for a while so chip-chop because we’re already behind. Fashion icons, like Kim (once again) and other reality show stars, such as Natalie Halco, have been showing off this look recently. So hey, you’re the star of your own reality show everyday so why not show off this look too? Since it is the end of summer/beginning of fall (cue immense crying and suntans slowly fading), nudes/tans are the perfect transition color without having to go full-on brown. I’m all for a city-chic, urban color palette so I will definitely be lightening up on the browns (literally) in exchange for tans and neutrals these upcoming months.

And of course you don’t have to be go out buying Yeezy Season 3 pieces anytime soon to pull this outfit off. My dress above is from Boohoo.com (shocker) and shoes are Jack Rogers.