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الأربعاء، 21 يناير 2015

MALIBU CASUAL & PROENZA SCHOULER BUCKET BAG


Good morning, Everyone! Hope your week is going great! 

This is yet another one of my outfits comprised entirely of new and old favorites. Most you've met before, some more than others:) Yep, I'm talking about the Isabel Marant boots I've been wearing religiously. But honestly, I am obsessed!!! Not only do I love they way they look, they also happen to be really comfortable, which makes it even more difficult to wear anything else. 









You've also seen this Kooples blazer on the blog before and in all honesty, will most likely continue seeing in the future:) As I have mentioned before, a black blazer is definitely a wardrobe staple for me. Aside from being guilty of loving blazers a little too much in general, I feel, a black one is a perfect way to add edge and polish to pretty much every look imaginable. This one made my all time favorite blazers list thanks to leather lapels and the coolest little chain detailing on the front pocket! 

Lastly, I'd like to introduce you to my newest acquisition and obsession, the Proenza Schouler bucket bag. First, I really like the easiness of this particular shape. Somehow it feels fresh and new and also looks absolutely perfect with most casual looks. But I think the biggest reason I love this bag is the patchwork color blocking. Aside from the fact that it does a fantastic job of breaking up the monotony of my overwhelmingly black outfits, I can't get enough of this particular shade of burgundy paired with a slightly grayish cream. Though I got it just a week ago, I've been wearing it pretty much non stop! So, all things considered, I have a feeling it's going to be yet another one of those items which make appearance after appearance on this blog. 

Proenza Schouler patchwork medium bucket bag | The Kooples leather lapel stretch wool jacket { also here } | Isabel Marant Royston suede buckle boots { similar here & here } | Banana Republic turtleneck sweater { similar option } | Rue Gembon Keianna gunmetal rings | BaubleBar baby blues studs 



Thank you for reading
& Keep On Smiling,
LOVE,
Annabelle 

الاثنين، 8 يوليو 2013

CASUAL CUTOFFS ON CATALINA ISLAND

















Givenchy Mini Nightingale bag | Equipment Signature Riley tee | 7 For All Man Kind Josefina denim shorts | Pierre Hardy leather & canvas espadrille sandals | ZeroUV sunglasses { similar here } | Vanessa Mooney rings | House of Harlow etched stack cuff | Essie nail polish in "The More The Marrier"

Hey Everyone,

I am yet again excited to partner up with ShopSense to share one of my "best kept secret" spots in LA. Last time I talked about Malibu Country Mart (see here), this time, I want to take you on a trip to Catalina Island.

Located just southwest of Los Angeles, the best way to reach Catalina Island is by a ferry boat, which takes about an hour. Emil and I love boat rides, so taking the ferry is definitely part of the attraction. Normally, we catch the boat early in the morning and spend the entire day on the Island. 

Once you get there, I definitely recommend renting a golf cart to get around. Aside from the obvious fun factor, it gives you a chance to explore the Island and see more than a few breathtaking views! So don't forget you camera!:) Since Emil and I are complete foodies, we never pass up an opportunity to visit a local restaurant or two:) Catalina Island has really good sea food places, so, if you are a fan like we are, I definitely recommend trying it out. 

But I think one of the main reasons we keep coming back to Catalina, is of course the beach. I am sure by now, you all know we are complete and total beach bums and swimming and working on our tans is our favorite thing to do! Catalina has a few absolutely beautiful beaches, so finding the one you like, is a no brainer! 

How about you guys, what is your favorite Summer place?




Thank you for reading
& Keep On Smiling,
LOVE,
Annabelle





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