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Mixing Styles

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how to wear a romper for summer

I’ve always been a big fan of mixing in vintage items with new items or high-end items with super affordable pieces. I feel like this outfit is the epitome of all of that. For instance, my bag is vintage Chanel circa 1980- something or other and my romper is under $20! I love collecting items that I know will fit into my wardrobe for a long time to come and then I can purchase fun seasonal items and sprinkle them in! how to wear a romper for summer

I feel like this Love Tatum wrap necklace is one of those pieces I would be able to wear for seasons to come! PS –  You guys can now get 20% off of everything at lovetatum.com with code ‘blameitonbarneys20‘ read more

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Casual Summer

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summer outfit idea jumpsuit

There is just something about a breezy jumpsuit that makes me so happy. Besides the fact I feel like I am wearing pajamas, this type of silhouette can work with so many different body types. Tall girls can even get away with wearing super cute flat slides with this jumpsuit and still look chic as ever. I opted for a little boost in the heel department with these wedges from Vionic. You can check out all their super comfy sandals for summer here – I am specifically dying for these…SO cute! I don’t think I have ever worn a more comfortable wedge you guys. Wedges are typically more comfortable than heels but when I put this on my foot I had an OMG moment. It felt like an actual little cushion built for my foot – no joke! So it’s safe to say this might be my comfiest outfit of the summer – and you all know I am all about that. Comfy AND chic…count me in! read more

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Summer Love

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Happy Monday! We have had some overcast weather lately here in San Diego but the sun finally came through this weekend! I am loving embroidered everything right now and couldn’t pass up these shorts. I love that the embroidery on them isn’t too overwhelming like on some of the pieces I am seeing right now! Hope you all have an awesome week!

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This post is in collaboration with Dorothy Perkins