A personal style blog by Agnes W. A couture loving city girl who fell in love with the countryside. Free-spirited forest dweller. Wanderer.
Ironically enough I’m ending the summer with a look that was shot back before Summer even started. Which some of you can probably tell by my pinkish blonde hair. I didn’t get a chance to post these earlier but with Fall fast approaching this look seemed appropriate again.
Sunglasses, Ray Ban.
Walks in the park (or nature trails in my case) just got a whole lot more comfortable and cute thanks to Sanuk. I love me a good pair of comfy flats. Especially being someone who lives in moccasins at times I was very excited to try these Sanuk sidewalk surfers. I was immediately drawn to the bright pink tweed and with winter being just around the corner, the faux shearling lining seemed too perfect. I couldn’t think of a better way to try these fur lined loafers than getting away from it all and heading out to explore some new landscapes.
Although the sun was out it was a bit chilly but the shearling did it’s thing and kept my feet warm. Talk about comfort though…these faux fur lined loafers are so soft and comfy. It almost feels like you’re walking on a plush teddy bear…You know one of those really nice and soft ones that you just wanna squish because they’re so soft. I had them on all day and did not want to take them off when I got home because they just felt too nice on.
But really, it’s no wonder they are so comfy with their blend of real yoga mat footbeds and soft surrounding material. In fact, they even held up really well on the trails. They were quite comfortable to walk in even on uneven rocky terrain. Therefore if you’re looking for comfortable footwear, whether it be for walking the trails or simply doing your grocery shopping, these will not disappoint you. Plus they come in all sorts of funky styles and patterns to keep you smiling while you walk around comfortably in your Sanuks.
#NeverUncomfortable indeed.
xo
Knit, BCBG. Leopard mini skirt here. Boots, Aldo. Bag, c/o Pinkstix. Sunnies, Foster Grant. Necklace, Stella & Dot.
Took my new Zara leopard mini skirt out for a night on the town. Styled it for Fall with my old pair of OTK boots (new pair on standby!) And I purposely avoided a cropped knit because I felt the mini was short enough that I didn’t need to show anymore skin. I originally wanted to wear this skirt with a heavier knit, but oddly enough it wasn’t cold enough to do so. Note to self: must try with a chunky knit later on in the season. Added a touch of Red Wine via the shoulder bag; there’s just something about red/burgundy that works so well with leopard, and I am loving the red wine for Autumn. What are your favourite trending colours this season?
xo