Street Style is My Style
And the streets of North Beach, San Francisco are my red carpet…
In my head.
Jacket: Isabel Marant, Janey Sateen Peplum Jacket
Jeans: Gap, 1969 True Skinny
Hat: H & M, Cotton-Blend Cap (The best $6 I ever spent).
Necklace: Leslie Francesa, Opal California necklace
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban, Aviator
Boots: Stella McCartney via Poshmark, Crow. Love these vegan leather options from Stella McCartney here + here.
Who remembers the days of massive statement necklaces?
The big baubles or rhinestone collar necklaces.
Eh…I fully embraced this trend for years, but I am over it in a BIG way now.
Insert this adorable opal California necklace from local bay area babe, Leslie Francesa.
This lariat + choker combination has been on heavy rotation.
Just wait and see…
The infinity circle necklace from Waffles and Honey features a hammered circle + pairs well with tan skin. (eh…this picture is old)
Layered ‘X-Rings’ with a glass of rosé.
Love these rings solo + stacked.
The choker + laritat combo again for the win, mixed with some vintage rings and a chunky knit.
Choker/Choker/Lariat + a Net-A-Porter packaging bow for this simple and delicate look.
Jacket: Carine Roitfeld x Uniqlo, Faux Fur Short Coat
Top: Groceries via Les Méchantes, Julliard Crop Top
Skirt: ASOS, Scuba Pencil Skirt in Scuba Stripe
Shoes: Zara (old). Shop similar here + here.
Sunglasses: Karen Walker, Starburst
Bracelets: Marrin Costello via Les Méchantes, Bowzer Bracelets
This winter season I have taken on an icy color palette.
I didn’t even notice until an Instagram comment popped up on my feed praising my new color scheme.
Inspired by recent apparel purchases + travels, I present my icy color palette:
Bouclé is both a yarn + a fabric made from it. The yarn is made from a length of loops of similar size which can range from tiny circlets to large curls. Bouclé is also the name of the fabric made from this type of yarn, especially fabric that maintains the looped appearance.
Now, no two boucle designs look exactly alike. This happens because many designers choose to mix more than one color of yarn to create a multicolor boucle jacket, adding a colorful or tweed appearance.
While this jacket is NOT Chanel, Coco Chanel made bouclé famous + it still serves as a classic fabric for the design house.
Jacket: English Factory via Les Méchantes, Boucle Jacket // Save 15% off at Les Méchantes with the code: KATWALKSF15
Top: J. Crew, Sweatshirt with Fringe Hem
Jeans: J. Crew, Broken-In Boyfriend Jean (old). Love this new style from J. Crew here.
Shoes: Nasty Gal, Highway Pump (old). Try this similar option here.
Sunglasses: Celine via Saks Off 5th (c/o), Retro Flared Sunglasses