Country Style

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fall is the time for layers and what better place to be during my favourite season than "the layering city" itself, Vancouver.  An upside to enduring the rain and unconventional weather forecast is that you can get creative with your layers.  Doubling up on plaid and a denim chambray shirt is an easy way to create a light jacket for the day and just throw on a scarf or leather jacket for when it gets cooler.  The fact that I can even wear an outfit like this still in November while the rest of the country is getting frost bitten, surely is nothing to be S.A.D. about.

(plaid shirt: tna, denim shirt: Gap, leather shorts and fur collar: H & M, combat boots: Aldo, bolo tie: Vintage, belt: Kensington Market, Toronto, bracelets: Forever 21, bird ring: Little Burgundy)

Lookbook Love: Planet Blue - Lost Lifetime

I am so enthralled by Planet Blue's latest lookbook Lost Lifetime.   For me, it's always all about the details.  Between the crushed velvet, intricate metal embellishements, fringe, prints, sheers and sequins this entire collection is screaming my name.  Planet Blue never ceases to take my breath away with their ability to create bold yet carefree enchanting looks.  This edgy allure with a touch of gypsy bohemian is a direct reflection of my personal style.

Shop the lookbook here.


*Photographer: Zoey Grossman
*Creative Director: Hayley Magrini
*Stylist: Sarah Peinado
*Model: Sarah Stephens

Welcome to the Jungle

 

 

 

This Fall camo print has definitely made a comeback, specifically in the form of army jackets.  There's something so bold yet effortless about a camo jacket.  Being such a strong pattern, the key is to wear neutral colours to let the camo stand out,  (ironically contrary to it's original purpose).  Complimenting with edgy accessories is an easy way to amp up the jacket.  The best place to find a camo jacket would be at any army surplus store but be prepared to HUNT!  Being that these jackets were worn by soldiers who were male, finding the right size requires a little searching.  However, once you do, it's well worth it and knowing that there's a history behind the jacket makes it feel that much more special. 

 

( tshirt: Zara, shorts: H and M, belt: Vintage, bracelets: Forever 21, earrings: The Bay, ring: Aldo, jacket: Westley Millitary Surplus)