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A beautiful sunny Sunday day in Vancouver // Photo op with my business partner, Mitch
Fresh Snow in Whistler // Banana Pancakes – the breakfast of champions
Girl’s Night Out with my fam jam slash amazing ladies // Revlon‘s NEW Nearly Naked Collection that I can’t wait to try!
The Details //
Jacket, Vero Moda
Blouse, Thrifted in Portland
Trousers, Aritzia
Pumps, Seychelles Shoes
Leopard Bag, The Gap
Sunglasses, Barefoot Contessa
Watch, Marc by Marc Jacobs
Let’s be completely honest, I’ve never sported a bare midriff. I actively chose not to participate in those phases of crop tops and bellybutton rings. Yet, the other day, in the middle of winter, I threw on a pair of high waisted trousers and a cropped tie front blouse. Staring back at my in the mirror was a little too much skin for a February day – and I liked it! It’s almost a play on the cut-out trend we’ve seen in recent months but in a far more comfortable way for me. There’s something extra sexy about showing just a tiny bit of skin in an unexpected way! I can’t wait to rock this look a lot more when it’s actually warm out and appropriate attire 😉
As most of us do from time to time, I’ve been overcome with an urge for more tulle in my life. A frantic call to my mom has already been placed, and she has promised to attempt to sew me a gorgeous, full tulle skirt of my own. Pretty much essential for all upcoming parties and our trip to France in June. In fact, I’m getting the distinct feeling that my suitcase to Paris is going to contain tulle skirts…and nothing else.
This particular outfit gave me a string of good luck and I’m left with nothing but fond memories. I landed a big client deal in this little number. My bank teller took a personal interest in my account, pointing out that I was paying some unnecessary fees..umm score! This gal is now saving 10 extra dollars per month, thank you very much! And as I signalled my exit off the 99 bus, a crazy old man approached me and motioned for me to remove my headphones. In front of everyone on the bus, he provided me with a photocopied article (his version of a business card) AND my complimentary sac of lavendar potpourri. Don’t worry, I already warned Adam that he has some major competition 😉
Photos by Jen Tam
There are so many cute ways you can turn a scarf into a headband. It’s all about finding a style that suits you and that you feel comfortable in. The steps to achieve the look you saw in my last post are quite simple. In fact, I did this post outside, in windy conditions, without a mirror! And in case you didn’t catch it, that’s my disclaimer for any strange facial expressions and/or slightly sloppy execution. So, without further ado, please grab your scarf and follow along.
1. Take your square shaped scarf and fold it in half, like I’ve done with this little Club Monaco number.
2. Normally completed on a flat surface, continue to roll/fold the scarf (to your desired headband thickness) until it’s a long band.
3. Place the scarf evenly on the back of your head, holding the ends with each hand.
4. Wrap the scarf around to the front, overlapping at the forehead.
5. Don’t stop there though, pull a reverse and twist/cross each side back over to its original side.
6. Keep wrapping each side around to the back of your head and tie a knot.
7. Hide that pesky knot underneath the band.
8. Rock that headscarf like a boss.
xo

































