Continuing our summer craze, here are some popsicle wallpapers for your laptops and mobile this week!
Designed by A Sensible Habit
Continuing our summer craze, here are some popsicle wallpapers for your laptops and mobile this week!
Designed by A Sensible Habit
I don't believe in wearing an outfit just once. I can't do it! It's just a waste of money! And when I like something, I wear it until it tears, changes color or goes out of style. So today, I will show you how to easily turn 1 dress into 3 outfits! This is for the time when you have to go to work, then go straight to a happy hour and then out to a club... It doesn't always happen to me, but you know what I mean ;)
Check out the behind the scenes video here!
Look 1 // Off to Work
Look cute and casual for the summer by adding a pair of black loafers, beige blazer and gold jewelry to dress it up.
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Look 2 // Festival Fun
Pair the dress with some gladiator sandals, backpack and hat.
Look 3 // Girls Night Out
Pair the dress with a leather jacket and light colored heels.
dress - american apparel | blazer: h&m (similar here, here) | loafers - forever21
sandals - tobi | hat - urban outfitters | heels - topshop (similar here) | leather jacket - zara (similar here)
Please feel free to let me know if I've missed something you're looking for!
Get the looks here:
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About five months after our wedding, Tim and I finally went on our honeymoon. In hindsight I wouldn't recommend this, go on your honeymoon right after your wedding! I'm telling you, returning to work the weekend after is nothing short of anticlimactic (which is what we both did). Although the honeymoon was the last thing on my mind with everything that had to be planned, I can't deny that I was a little bit concerned if we would even go on one. Once you get back into your daily grind it's too easy to push aside, our honeymoon should have been put on a higher priority. We decided to go to Italy and visit four places including Rome, Venice, Florence and Vernazza. They were all magnificent; pasta, gelato and market food overload, rough life I know.
Rome - rainbow appearance on our first evening
Rome - view from the Vatican
Rome - Vatican columns
Stones of Rome
Rome - Pantheon (Tim's favorite)
Venice - seagulls vs. pigeons at St. Mark's Square
Venice - water alleyways
Venice - vacant gondolas
Venice - seagull enjoying view beside the Rialto Bridge
Venice - St. Mark's Square
Venice - red roofs and pastels
Venice - Grand Canal on a dreary afternoon
Florence - Fiume Arno
Florence - Easter crowds enjoying sunset at Ponte Vecchio
Florence - the magnificent Duomo
Vernazza - a favorite of the five Cinque Terre villages, a
remote chunk of the Italian Riviera
Vernazza - Cave
Vernazza - View from our hike to the next village Manarola
Vernazza - Tourists warming up under the April sun - View from the Castello Doria watch tower
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