Time FLIES! Seems like fashion week was literally just yesterday. Here's a street style recap of what I was wearing during fashion week.
Which one is your guys' favorite?
Photography Robert Terrazas
Cold comes the night
Can I just start off by saying that it gives me great satisfaction to be posting this from LA where it's 90 degrees today. The weather in New York seriously sucks in the winter, but I can't deny that a snowy central park doesn't make a beautiful backdrop--especially against this wine colored number.
I flew into NYC a day early to get settled before the craziness of fashion week started and took an obligatory trip to central park. Daylight was quickly burning and all I knew was that I wanted to go to the fountain from Gossip Girl (#touristproblems) You can see in a few of the pictures my nose is red from sprinting through the park to get the shot! I'm really proud of this outfit because aside from the Prada blazer everything else came from H&M, Forever 21 & TopShop--proof that you don't need to wear super high end to look expensive.
Photography Robert Terrazas
Blazer: Prada Pants: H&M Scarf: Forever 21 Watch: Meister Shoes: Cole Haan
WEST COAST, BEST COAST
I'm baaaaaaaaccccccccckkkkkk!!!!!!! Fashion week was amazing, exhausting and freezing all at the same time. New York certainly has a special place in my heart, but the west coast is the best coast.
I will admit, New York is one of the fastest cities in the world--the amount of things you can accomplish in a 24 hour period is insane. Pizza is readily available at all hours of the day and 90% of the male population wears suits which is hot and hand me pondering "did you just get done making money?"
However, when you're in New York you can't sneak into the Chateau Marmont pool at 2am for a night swim, you can't go an after party in the hills and you can't spend lazy days brunching at The Roof in Beverly Hills. I could be extremely bias regarding this matter as I grew up here, but at the end of the day: i'm wearing a t shirt and you have on three coats in the snow. #LAforthewin
Stay tuned for some seriously amazing fashion week posts!
Photography: Robert Terrazas
Jacket: H&M T-Shirt: John Varvatos Jeans: Vintage Levi 501's Watch: Meister
MADE IN AMERICA
Not really sure what my deal is lately, but I've been dying to get out of LA every chance I get. Took a mini road trip to Palm Springs last week and naturally had to pull over for a roadside photo session.
I was introduced to Big Star while I was in New York a few weeks ago and consider their denim my second skin--fit is flawless and so, so, so comfortable. I'm especially fond of the brand because they manufacture here in the US. When you purchase clothes that is made in the USA, it means you are making a valuable contribution to the success of domestic manufacturing and business. When you choose to buy American/ domestic products, you help to support the economy and the long-term security of jobs. It's also just good karma. GO AMERICA!
Photography: Alyssa Junco & Robert Terrazas
Sweater: Big Star USA Jeans: Big Star USA