There are few things I love more than a no-fuss mini dress I can wear sans bra, with sneakers. Réalisation Par is a front runner in this department. I’ve yet to meet a dress from them I have not loved.
And here are two of my current favourites:
The Devonin 70’s floral – This one is on the shorter side in terms of length
Half of these photos are shot on 35mm film, the others on iPhone. All of them are shot by my Mother, in front of a sheet in my parents backyard, during my post New York, pre-Berlin fourteen day quarantine. I love them mostly cause they were shot by my Mum, but also as they capture what was another intersection of my life.
But let’s move onto the jeans. “Faded blue and white vertical stripes recall summers spent in the French riviera” a description so inspiring I’m craving rosé even while writing this at 10am on a Tuesday.
Aside from the romantic appeal, I cannot stress how much I love the fit of these. The straight leg, falling somewhere between a cigarette pant and a wide leg, actually thins and lengthens your silhouette – a claim made by many but delivered by few. The material has stretch without sag and the high rise hits you right at the belly button, which in my humble opinion is where all jeans should fall. It just feels right.
So if you need some really great jeans. Click here.
I’m into the Cargo pant trend at the moment for two big reasons:
The relaxed fit. Anything I can comfortably wear all day is always high on rotation for me. I’m also into a loose relaxed fit on the bottom paired with more of a tailored or tight fitting top to balance the two styles against each other.
The androgynous tone of a cargo pant. A tom-boy at heart you guys know I love anything uni-sex or with a masculine undertone.
To help you shop the trend I’ve pulled together a range of affordable options that I think really hit the mark!
I’ve also linked a few white crop tops to complete this look.
Wherever I find myself in the world I usually end up declaring that I’ll be moving there, I’m so easily infatuated by places and cultures, I’m like that girl in middle school who doodles boy’s names in her notebook, except I’m doodling cities.
Paris is truly magic though. It’s one of the few places where everyone has style, every corner is a post card, and everyone somehow manages to maintain the complexion of a twelve year old while chain smoking cigarettes and sinking glasses of red.
I spent four days in the city this time. We stayed in Le Marais, one of the oldest parts of Paris and home to the cutest cafes, cutest boutique shopping and cutest boys. There were quite a few plant based options for food as well – Hank Pizza & Wild And The Moon are both on Rue des Gravilliers and both worth checking out… though I still inhaled baguette with brie, because when in France…