When in Paris...
We’re officially halfway through our trip and I am NOT ready to go home. Andy on the other hand is missing home a bit (I mean, really?) but I guess that’s expected from someone who has never traveled abroad and has never taken more than 7 days off. Me on the other hand… I’m trying to figure out how we can miss our flight home on Saturday… muahhahaha!
One of my favorite parts about visiting different countries is the fashion. I become a chameleon and dress for what I think the vibe is - who knows if it’s true – but nevertheless it’s fun. That’s what fashion is all about: fun, changing it up, and dressing how you feel. As I was packing for Paris I dreamt of grandiose outfits but we all know I’m a jeans and tee girl at heart so unless I’m going to a gala or a black tie wedding, I’m not about to romp around Paris in some ridiculous gown. Enter this really fun gingham maxi skirt. I did it my way with a basic cotton tee and sandals! Yup, you guys this skirt is another great find from Fame + Partners and is custom made based on your height.
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Aside from the custom length, the skirt fits true to size. Isn’t it fun? I’m excited to wear it in the fall with booties and sweaters!
I get a lot of Q’s about my fave white tees and Z supply is hands down my #1. Their tees are SO soft and keep their shape wash after wash; pretty sure I own 20 of them.
It’s safe to say I’m missing Paris although I’ll be honest, I don’t LOVE French food. Counting down the days until ROME and ALL the pasta! I’ll be back in a few days with my Travel Guide for 48 hours in Barcelona. Currently battling some not-so-good wifi at our Airbnb in Antibes so there’s that. Hope you had a great weekend!
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