Happy almost weekend darlings! Last week I shared a red and white look that I thought would be great for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend and today I'm sharing a roundup of vintage as well as modern pieces in red, white & fruit. There is just something about combining red and white that screams Summer in the US. I also love adding green in the mix and fruit just gives whatever you're rocking major retro-vibes. 

It’s no secret, I love gingham print just as much as I love flowers! It’s the perfect print to welcome Spring and always reminds me of picnics in the park. 

I got this cute two piece set from Zara last Spring with every intention of shooting against a backdrop of Magnolias or Cherry Blossom but didn’t get a chance to do so. 

I feel it coming! Spring is finally coming to NYC and I hope she stays! We’ve been going back and forth with the weather and after my recent vacation, I was not impressed with the lingering cold temps. 

I was once asked if I was a “Femi-nazi” by a Lawer after telling him my Bachelor’s was in Women’s Studies and that I was a feminist. He asked me this in front of his wife at her Graduation no less and then followed up with the question, "do you hate men?"

Happy Friday darlings! Hope you’re staying cozy today! I gave you a sneak peek of this look on Instagram back in Jan but today I’m happy to finally where the full look with you!

Truth be told. I planned to shoot a couple Valentine’s Day looks this weekend for you gals but I was feeling a little low on energy ( I think I need to beef up my intake of iron & vitamin D) so I decided to just relax. This can be challenging for me because I always want to use my extra time when I’m not at work to create content and when I don’t, I feel like I’ve wasted time. Do you ever feel that way?

I recently listened to a podcast with Oprah and Brene Brown and they talked about the importance of not always being on and that we need time to recharge. Easier said than done but I’m working on it, especially when it comes to my mind because boy oh boy, that thing can go nine knots an hour (as we say in Guyana).