Summer Sweetness

Hello lovely Readers

I know I’ve been MIA for a long time and I will explain a little bit about that in my next blogpost. For now I just wanted to share a few pictures Lorena and I recently took. I wanted to include the head scarf everyone is sporting this summer and my choice fell on this very elegant one from Louis Vuitton. I especially adore its pastel colors and the fact that I can use it as substitute for the leather band on my Louis Vuitton Noé bag (win-win!!) during summer which looks very cute!

I chose to pair the head scarf with this lovely summer dress I bought on my Road trip through the US two years ago. I just love picking up unique things when traveling. When people ask me where I got something I’m wearing, my answer would always be “oh you know I bought it during that vacation or during that city trip”. And I love how there are so many good memories attached on one piece of clothing (of course I don’t have that with every clothing piece but you get the idea haha). Anyways so the color of the dress is kinda red/brown-ish and goes perfectly with the colors of the head scarf.

I really hope you enjoy these pictures, especially since it’s my first blogpost in a long time. Personally I think they turned out great, Lorena truly has an eye for the right angle.  The location is not so new though, I don’t know if you’ve noticed it but I was in front of that cute jewelry boutique already in this blogpost. But what can I say, the boutique is just so pretty haha!

With that said I wish you a lovely evening (or day, depending on where you are) and talk to you soon (for real tho!) Thanks for taking the time <3

 

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Photos were taken by the very talented Lorena <3

I was wearing:

-Dress: from a boutique in Kansas City
-High heels: New Look
-Clutch: Peek & Cloppenburg
-Necklaces: from a boutique in Florence
-Head Scarf: Louis Vuitton

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