
Ted Baker Trench Coat – similar here // Tulle Dress // Vintage Belt and Bag // K.Bell Knee High Socks c/o // Olukai ‘Makawao’ Riding Boots c/o


This weekend – despite LA’s resistance – I took to full fledged Fall activities. Pumpkin bread was baked, knee high boots were worn, sunset strolls in the park were taken. The whole nine yards. Aside from reveling in the season, I also joined the inaugural meeting of the SoCal Blogger Society (an inspiring group of girls all banded together in this sometimes bizarre blog life). As September closes and we get ready to start a new month, I’m more excited than ever for some of the things coming up here on my own blog – so please stick around. It’s going to be a great Fall.
(Tulle Coat; F21 t-shirt – similar here; Urban Outfitters Shorts – similar here; Seychelles Heels)I wore this striped boatneck t-shirt and high waisted shorts throughout the day and loved how these ankle strap heels (which nail it in terms of comfy yet still stylish) gave the look a slightly retro vibe – but since evenings are finally starting to feel like Fall I had the chance to toss on this show stopper of a jacket and the whole thing transformed into something totally modern. Perfect for an evening stroll (or strut) around the neighborhood.
(Ruche Dress; Deux Lux Bag via Marshalls; J.Crew Factory Belt – similar here; Restricted ‘City Search’ Boots c /o available here)I took the subtle southwestern vibe of the boots and ran with it, pairing the look with this new printed shift dress and a deep burgundy bag that is always a Fall favorite of mine. And while the Santa Monica sun afforded me the chance to wear this sleeveless number with bare legs, I can’t wait to wear the exact same look later in the season with a pair of tights and a cozy cardigan. There’s nothing like a new pair of boots to leave you feeling like you can blaze new trails – or at the very least, conquer transitional dressing.