Cut Out

It’s pretty safe to say that Christopher Esber has quickly become a favorite amongst the fashion masses. Launched in Sydney, Australia, this namesake label has built a reputation of contemporary, sophisticated pieces, many-of-which showcasing the duality & sensuality of cut-outs for the modern day woman.

I scored this dress last summer for around 70% off (last seen here) & upon receiving it, I knew it’d be a piece I’d have for years to come.

It’s modest & classic in design yet a bit sexy, not something I’m traditionally into, due to the cropped sweater, exposed sides & lace-up ties which are permanently attached to the skirt.

I scored this dress last summer for around 70% off (last seen here) & upon receiving it, I knew it’d be a piece I’d have for years to come. It’s modest & classic in design yet a bit sexy, not something I’m usually into, due to the cropped sweater & exposed sides.

If you’ve been eyeing anything Christoper Esber, I highly recommend taking the plunge. And though the sticker price may be a bit of a shock, I’ve linked several pieces here that are perfect for fall & currently on major sale!

xX -C.

Fall Boots under $300

Valentino Pink

I think it’s pretty safe to say that fuchsia pink is the new Kelly green. Not long after Valentino sent a multitude of head-to-toe pink looks sprawling down the runways did we quickly realize that fuchsia pink, now coined, “Valentino pink,” was going to be THE it color of the season. — And needless to say, we’re obsessed.

I snagged this Jacquemus knit bra & cropped jacket (that also comes w/ a removable vest) on a major discount during the Ssense f/w sale & I’m so glad that I did. Though they’re a bit bolder-and-brighter than what I typically gravitate to, I love them for those exact reasons.

Click here to shop similar styles & my other pink picks for the fall season.

💕💗 — C.

fall 22' trend report

With fall officially upon us, what better time than now than to chat about all the trends we’ll be wearing & seeing this season. Enjoy!

Vintage 501s

I’d be lying if I said I was a “jeans girl” because in reality, I’m not. As my style has evolved, I’ve come to understand that jeans just aren’t my thing & tbh, I’m ok with that. But when my mom recently cleaned out her closet & asked me if I wanted her Levi’s 501s (that she’s had since the 80’s), I figured I’d just try them on & see.

*And needless to say, I’m obsessed.*

My biggest issue w/ most jeans is that they’re just not comfortable. And as someone that’s become extremely picky comfort & fit, I was pleasantly surprised to find that not only are these the quintessential, non-distressed straight-leg jeans, but they’re perfectly baggy and thus, remarkably comfy!

And let’s not forget to mention that when shooting this look, my photographer asked if these were Khaite which, if you’re unfamiliar w/ the brand, retail for about $450 on a good day.

Jacket. GRLFRND. Jeans: vintage. Bag: Amazon. Shoes: Bottega Veneta. Sunglasses: Gucci.

If you’re like me & have zero-to-no tolerance for (most) jeans, I highly recommend scouring the men’s and women’s denim sections at your local thrift stores as you never know what vintage gems you can find.

Links to my look can be found here.

Xx — C.