A Sunday stroll in Venice

fashion, lifestyle

Hey everyone, I hope you’ve all had a great start to your week! My pup is a bit under the weather right now and it breaks my heart! I just want to cuddle her all day long. Hopefully she feels better soon.

I just wanted to pop in today to share a little OOTD and some other fun things from when Lyle and I went strolling around Abbot Kinney in Venice last weekend. I’ll try and keep it short and sweet so I hope you enjoy!

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So, like I said, Lyle and I decided to get out for the day and take a stroll down Abbot Kinney Blvd. in Venice. It was a beautiful day in the city so we dressed accordingly. However, once we got to Venice, it was super overcast and pretty chilly. Made me wish I had brought a jacket with me, but we were not expecting the dramatic climate change. We would pop in and out of different shops to warm up, as they all had their heaters blasting. This is Southern California so anything below 70 degrees screams “BLAST THE HEATERS!”

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One of my favorite shops we went into was Rag & Bone. I’m not one to lust after designer clothing but Rag & Bone has always had my heart. I just don’t have it in me to drop $200 on a pair of jeans or $500 on a pair of boots. Although as of lately, I feel as if I’ve been slowly caving in on getting some boots.

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Also, we decided to bring Sadie out with us this day! I’ll be the first to say that she’s the laziest little pup. She’s perfectly happy with sleeping 14 hours a day and waking up for the occasional 15 minute walk. But she does get super excited when we say the words “bye bye”, even though she has no idea where we’re going or what she’s in for. I think this was the perfect little outing for her, especially since the sidewalks were pretty crowded and she ended up being carried half the time.

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Of course, what’s a day in my life without stopping for some coffee? Truth be told, I was too full of lemonade for coffee. I may or may not have stolen Lyle’s coffee just for the shot. I did have a few sips here and there to warm up, but I didn’t get my own.

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Last, but not least, here’s a little OOTD from both of us! Featuring Sadie, of course. Lyle had just recently cut all of his hair off so I think he was definitely feelin’ himself after that. He loves wearing button up shirts (button down shirts? Idk) and I think they suit him pretty well. He threw on some Steve Madden slip ons and called it a day.

I guess we sort of ended up matching because I too opted for a button up (is it up or down?!) and knotted it at the waist. I threw on my ripped denim from Pacsun and some Chelsea boots from Dillard’s and was out the door.

I hope you enjoyed today’s post! I haven’t written about mini outings in quite some time but I hope to keep doing it soon. Until next time, xo!

Indigenous, Round Two

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So over the summer, I was able to work quite a bit with Lauren from Indigenous again. We endured the Texas summer heat and did a couple of shoots of the summer lines she carried in her online store. We were also able set up studio space in my house and work on some product images for her site. If you enjoy boho/festival style fashion & ethically made pieces be sure to check out Indigenous! It’s seriously such a pleasure to work with Lauren, Janina and Ali. I’m looking forward to our fall photo shoots so be looking out for those! 

Shop Indigenous here: www.shopindigenous.com
Follow on Instagram & Twitter: @shopindigenous

Shop Indigenous

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Hey guys! Another midweek post 🙂 Today, I am here to tell you about a clothing company that I recently photographed. I actually stumbled across them on Instagram and decided to contact the owner (Lauren) and see if she needed a photographer. It was crazy that she was actually located in San Antonio and happened to be looking into find a new photographer at the time. We exchanged some emails, met up to discuss ideas and then went into our shoot a few weeks later. Our photoshoot definitely got pretty interesting but we had so much fun! Special thanks to all the models and everyone who helped out! And thanks to Lauren for giving me an opportunity to work together with her on this. I can’t wait to have more photoshoots this summer!

Shop Indigenous here: www.shopindigenous.com
Follow on Instagram & Twitter: @shopindigenous