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Fair Isle Look for NYFW

Whether you're planning what to wear apres-ski or going about town- I loved wearing this look for New York Fashion Week: Men's. The fairisle sweater is as classic as a tweed herringbone blazer and this one stays true to its roots and still has a cool urban feel. In addition to the sweater I also wore wool utility joggers. This is the first time I wear joggers and think this is as far as I can go for this trend.

What do you think?


Sweater + Pants- Penfield | Sneakers- K-Swiss by Billy Reid | Sunglasses- ic! Berlin

Watch- Shore Projects


Photographer- Jorge Gallegos


Outfit of the Day: December




photographer- Fern Lodeiro

We are well into December and you don't have to think twice about walking around with just a denim jacket and hoodie. This is what I would typically wear to do my errands in the city. The cargo pants from Original Penguin fit like a glove and the extra pockets make it so practical for my keys and cell phone. My new Penfield hoodie is great for layering and so soft. As you know I've been addicted to my denim jacket for most of the year and I don't see that diminishing any time soon. Did I ever tell you how comfortable my Puma's are? Well, they are. Spend your day about town in style and comfort with these great pieces.

Roadtrip: The Grand Canyon

Let me just start by saying, if you've never been to the Grand Canyon do yourself a favor- add it to your bucket list and make it happen. I finally understand what the word breathtaking means. When I first arrived clouds overhead and even then it looked amazing. Once the clouds moved and the sun shined through the canyons splendor was in full force. It was late afternoon which ended up being perfect because sunset was just a couple of hours away. I heard the best place to see the sunset was Desert View Point. It certainly was. As the sun set every couple of seconds the colors in the sky and in the canyon changed to purple, pink, green and blue hues surrounding everyone there as the sun continued to descend and it was magical.

T-shirt- Penfield | Shorts- J.Crew | Belt- Mission Belts | Shoes- Palladium | Backpack- Fjall Raven

So lucky to have shared this trip with my little sister!

Jacket- Penfield


I heard the best place to see the sunset was Desert View Point. It certainly was. As the sun set every couple of seconds the colors in the sky and in the canyon changed to purple, pink, green and blue hues surrounding everyone there as the sun continued to descend and it was magical.


Road Trip: Hoover Dam, NV

It was my second time to Hoover Dam and I still enjoyed visiting and walking around. This place is really impressive as it was built during the Great Depression and it only took them 5 years to build it. Love walking around the Deco Style architecture and the beautiful landscape.


Deciding what to wear for this trip was a no-brainer. A light cotton t-shirt from Penfield, distressed jeans from Denim & SupplyPalladium boots and belt from Mission Belt had me ready for the heat and anything that came my way.



Do not be deceived, these boots are extremely comfortable.
The bridge over Hoover Dam. Talk about reaching great heights!




Road Trip: Albuquerque

Due to last minute changes Albuquerque, NM became the next stop and I was OK with that. A friend recommended that hands down I had to get breakfast at Duran Central Pharmacy. Sounds a bit strange, I know, but when you enter the pharmacy just head to the back and a cool little restaurant will be there to serve you some really delicious food. Whatever you get will be a great choice but make sure to ask for a tortilla with butter. So good! After that delicious breakfast we headed to downtown Albuquerque to view the KiMO Theatre which was built in the 1920's. I'm such a fan of deco and southwestern style architecture of this building.


T-shirt Mack Weldon | Shorts- Penfield | Shirt- Burton | Shoes- Aldo

Sunglasses- Shwood | Watch- Timex
The last stop was the Petroglyph National Monument where Native Americans painted on the volcanic stones hundreds of years ago. There was a field of wild flowers right next to them so you know I couldn't pass up that kind of photo op.

Cap- Burton

Caught in the act! Instagraming my Aldo shoes instead of the petroglyph right behind me.

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