young hearts, run free

 

Take an adventure and run free! 

top/ brandy melville  dungarees/ topshop shoes/ tuscboutique
clutch/ vintage sunglasses/ raen 

Happy Friday :)

Have a blast this weekend and spend some time soaking up the rays!

top/ otis + maclain shorts/ tuscboutique shoes/ 80's vintage bangle/ Patina Cuff

Today is the epitome of my favorite time of the year, late summer/early fall, so I decided on wearing everything bright out of my closet! The shoes are 80's white vintage crocodile textured loafers and they are SO comfy with a wooden heel and they go with my everything. I'm trying to wear shorts until my legs go into winter hiding :) 

I hope y'all are having a great week soaking up the sun!

blouse/ tuscboutique  denim/ vintage levis  shoes/ zara  purse/ dezso

I'm in love with this new snake-sheen blouse! It ads texture to any outfit and makes a normal black staple pop. I got these pastel pink levi's from a vintage consignment shop and am in love with their boyfriend fit! As for the shoes, I got them in Wales when we were on vacation. I couldn't find the black pair but the link is to a colorblock red/burgundy pair that are equally as amazing!

Have a great weekend :)

wales

Out of all the places we went in Europe by far my favorite was Wales. We went along the coastline and drove through cobblestone roads and experienced life as if we were from there. There were sheep everywhere and we drove to Rhossili Bay (one of the top 10 best beaches in the world) which had cliffs that overlooked the crystal clear water. We also drove around the Mumbles and got fish&chips from a whole-in-the-wall epic restaurant that was so scrumptious!

london, england

London was awesome! The city was so cool even the taxi's had style. Everyone was delightful and cheery and the views were breathtaking. First thing in the morning we went to Westminster Abbey and explored. It was crazy how many dead royal people they could fit in this place! My favorite part of the abbey was their poet section were they paid homage to their great authors...Shakespeare, Charles Dickens, Lewis Carroll...and so on. The afternoon was topped off with afternoon tea the traditional English way, with scones, jelly, and clotted cream...yummm.

palace of versailles

These are some snapshots from The Palace of Versailles, which was one of the most extravagant places i've ever seen. The gardens were insanely beautiful and the weather was lovely, not a cloud in the sky. The coolest part to me was that loads of Parisians were there riding bikes through the paths, feasting on gelato, and reading beside the lake. I thought is was so neat that they came to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to come here.