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Transition to fall: Wallis blazer

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Outfit: Earrings: c/o Twisted Silver / Lipstick: c/o Laura Mercier “Sin” / Scarf: Karl Lagerfeld / Blazer: c/o Wallis / Blouse: 7 for all mankind / Jeans: Gap / Handbag: Rebecca Minkoff / Nail Polish: Chanel Bel-Argus / Bracelets: Tory Burch & Beau Bijou / Shoes: Prada

You may remember this Wallis blazer from my previous article about it last week, if not, please click here. When Wallis sent me the blazer, they challenged me to style it for summer and fall. I was happy to take on that challenge since the lightweight material and cool grey color make the blazer perfect for the transition from summer into fall.

For my fall look, I paired the blazer with wine hued coated jeans and an edgy, studded handbag by Rebecca Minkoff. I love the overall look and was happy to have a foggy day over the weekend to actually wear a fall look! The blazer was perfect until the fog burned off in the early afternoon and I had to take it off. The blazer came back on when the sun began to set and the fog was about to roll back into the valley over the Santa Cruz Mountains.

This blazer also comes in black and a  beautiful shade of cobalt blue. I am seriously thinking about getting both! The fabric and style are perfect for the transition from summer into fall. To top it off, the blazer is perfect for the micro-climate’s we have here in the San Francisco Bay Area. After all, it can be 90 degree’s in the south bay in late June, and if you drive into San Francisco, temperatures can drop to 60 degree’s. We all need a lightweight blazer for that!

If you like how I styled this blazer from Wallis, please vote for me in a contest Wallis is holding on their Facebook page. They are looking for a Brand Ambassador for New York Fashion Week! Thank you so much for your support and for being absolutely fabulous!


Edgy casual

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Bracha Boutique in San Carlos, Ca. has so many hidden treasures in store! This bright blue blouse with golden-tone grommets screamed my name when I noticed it at Bracha. The grommets, front zipper and slightly puffy sleeves evoke a 1980’s vibe and rocker chic look; both of which are hot off the runway and very me!

I paired the blouse with my new favorite denim, Rose Royce. To play off of the rocker chic touches on the blouse I wore my studded Prada wedges and Tory Burch leather wrap bracelets to complete the look.

If you haven’t had a chance to check out Bracha Boutique, please pay them a visit at 654 Lauren Street, San Carlos, Ca. or online at VictoriaBracha.com. Happy shopping, and stay fabulous 

Outfit Details:
Blouse: c/o Bracha
Jeans: c/o Rose Royce
Gold bangles: JCrew
Leather Wrap Bracelets: Tory Burch
Lipstick: c/o Dolce & Gabbana “Gentle Monica
Shoes: Prada (on sale!!)
Earrings: c/o Twisted Silver (use coupon code INSIDERS for 15% off)
Nail Polish: Chanel Azure
Handbag: Chloe
Toe Nail Polish: Chanel Fracas

What you cannot see:
Fragrance: Creed

Photos: Bay Area Fashionista 2013©


Prada’s kitschy spring shoes offer to take your feet for a ride

Prada caught the attention of the fashion world last fall when they sent kitschy, 1950’s car inspired shoes down the spring 2012 runway. The shoes were interesting and started many conversations, but no-one could comprehend how many styles of car-like shoes would actually arrive on store shelves during the spring shopping season. Prada has designed not one, not two, but well over twelve styles of kitschy car shoes for the spring 2012 season; and they are priced well over $1000!

As the fall 2012 runways give us a glimpse into the new trends for the upcoming cool weather season, the fashion world is seeing kitschy fashion pop up on the catwalk in the form of both handbags and shoes. Could Prada have started a new trend? It should be interesting to see Prada’s car shoes on the street this spring and summer. What do you think of the collection, will you wear them?
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