all images// Elsewhere
The Spring / Summer collection from Elsewhere is one I keep coming back to. It’s stunningly timeless, but crisp poplin and textured gauze, raw edge seams, pleats and darts that form the most beautiful lines and remind me of origami–it all offers the elegant, refined, refreshing detail I’ve been craving. I could not be more ready for spring. See more and shop the collection here.
image// Laura Schoorl
I’m very much a fan of slides, mules, and elegant heels this season, all in suede that’s versatile, classic, and available in every soft, muted spring hue I can imagine. It’s hard to go wrong with that. I’ll take one of each, please.
images// Vagabond, No.6, Mr. Larkin, Umeboshi
After Easter lunch with my family David and I headed to the canal for a quick walk. It’s one of our favorite places. There’s a new trail we’re going to take next time and hopefully soon we can make it out to some of the areas further down the Savannah River. I plan to run the canal more this summer–it’s easier on my legs, cooler, and much more beautiful than other routes I take. One thing that bums us out is the trash we see and our plan is to bring along supplies to clean up a bit next time. We’re proud of this city and want to show it.
All the talk about spring has me wanting to lighten up both my wardrobe and my home, especially during this cold and gloomy week (my mood, forever linked to the weather). This part of the south can hardly complain about frigid temperatures but I’m still just about over it and desperate for warmth. Remember when I was looking forward to sweater weather? Fickle, fickle woman.
The back detail on the Rachel Comey Zanzibar top is stunning. It just made the number one spot (aka the only spot, at that price) on my birthday wishlist. I’m not sure where birthdays fit into my desire to simplify my belongings, but I’m working on that.
