summer in the city

(dress c/o lulus.com - similar style, hat & concho wrap via ebay, forever21 denim jacket)

photos by lydia hudgens

clearly these photos were shot when we were still having some heatwave action in sf. i'm still headstrong about wearing all black. i'm pretty sure my style influences are obviously jim morrison and johnny cash. all i want to buy right now are leather pants and concho everything. 

football season

(PINK 49ers hoodie, j brand jeans, nasty gal jacket (on sale), forever21 booties)

photos by anna-alexia basile

i don't understand how the rules in football work - i'll just admit it. BUT i grew up a fan of the chicago bears, thanks to my dad's love of the team. now i'm a san franciscan. while i don't watch football here, there's something about san francisco pride that you just can't shake. and i've always been into wearing vintage sports and band tees for their nostalgia.

when stylecaster asked me to style some of the 49ers pieces from victoria's secret PINK's NFL collection, it took me back to my days as a bears fan. every piece was appropriate for fall (football and fall go hand-in-hand; one thing i love about the sport). i had fun running around the store on powell street, trying everything on. check out the other looks i styled here on stylecaster! 

saintly figures

(nasty gal jacket, rotsaniyom dress, vince camuto booties, alexander wang rocco bag, low luv x erin wasson cuf & rings)

photos by lydia hudgens

i became obsessed with this dress when i first saw it online. thankfully, my lovely laura lives near the pixie market store in manhattan, so i bought it when i was there for fashion week. the neckline is flattering even if it is a white shift dress. (why guys hate shift dresses, i'll never understand.)

as someone who was raised to know catholicism and studied art history, i've always had an obsession with christian iconography - so it was easy for me to be drawn to this dress. something is always better when it can tell a story, and everything in christianity has symbolism behind it. (i mean, have you seen how long the bible is?)