Front Slit

Wearing: J Brand Jeans | Alexander Wang Pumps | She Inside Sweatshirt | ASOS Baseball Cap

J Brand hits the nail on the head with these front slit wax skinny jeans that I really can't get enough of. I attempted to slit my own jeans in the front after seeing this style in Elin Kling's Nowhere collection a while back...but it was an epic fail. So happy I found this awesome pair and can't wait to wear them more. These are also my new wang heels, how cool is the green?

Sorry I've been MIA this week - I've been dealing with some personal things :/ Anyway, it's a gorgeous day in NYC which is a great change from the freezing cold weather - so happy to not be wearing a jacket! 

On Pajama Dressing

Wearing: Rachel by Rachel Roy Top & Bottom | H&M Jacket (in stores now) - Similar | Ivanka Trump Heels

What could be better than a silky set, a classy pair of pumps, and a biker jacket to toughen it all up? When I came across this pajama esqué ensemble that just so happened to be on sale, I pictured finally having something sophisticated to sleep in, sort of like a sultry housewife (I think). But just like anything I own - including my little brothers old Nike tee that's now a crop top - I turned this pj set into street wear. Go ahead, try it!

High Necks

Wearing: H&M Sweater (in stores now) | James Jeans | Lauren Marinis Pumps

So, I'm totally crushing on high neck sweaters these days (especially this little Argile number I just picked up from H&M). Inspired by Swedish street-style and the one and only Elin Kling - I'm lusting over this sophisticated yet completely casual look. Shop some of my favorite picks here below..

Hailing Hands

 

Wearing: Vintage Sweatshirt | ASOS Jeans | Alexander Wang Heels 

Here they are guys, the heels behind the story (this story). How lucky was I to find these babies in a random thrift store at a great price?! And how about this weather! It's still pretty warm, but cooling down a lot, enough to wear a graphic sweatshirt with some trash denim jeans. I love you Fall. 

photos by On Abbot Kinney