It's Friday, so I thought it only fitting to share a little bit of fashion. Being a teacher, we try to get as much longevity out of our summer as possible. I fight to the death until that last day I have to finally be in my classroom to get ready for the coming year. Does that mean I don't love my job? No, not at all...there is a part of me that looks forward to back to school and a fresh start, but, the reality is, I love summer. So, that being said, I have a few more mini vacations coming up, and of course will need to get in my last pool time while I can.
The summer allows us to be much more casual, take in each breath, and really enjoy our surroundings. Fashion Associate Kelly Connor proves she knows how to relax with her recent trip to Shelter Island, New York. Vogue shows us her five days off with five different laid-back looks. Which one is your favorite? Have a great Friday all!!!
DAY 1
(Loving this entire look. Kelly is wearing her mom's Plein Sud polka-dot dress that she bought at Maxfield's in the nineties. She finishes off the look with adorable McQueen sandals, and fabulous Rag and Bone Sunglasses)
DAY 2
(The look here is casual, yet pretty. Kelly is wearing a La Perla camisole, that is actually part of a pair of pajamas! and vintage Levis. The look is finished with a pair of Der Dau riding boots)
DAY 3
(Day 3 we get to see Kelly in an Elder Statesman cashmere t-shirt with Missoni pants. Love that she completed the look with a good ol' pair of Birks)
DAY 4
(This was my favorite look of the five, simply because of the natural details and the photos are gorgeous. Kelly is wearing a Citizens of Humanity denim skirt, with a Rag and Bone fisherman's sweater tied around her waist. What I love though is that little crocheted crop top. Kelly purchased it in Tokyo after being inspired by Gwen Stefani. The sandals are Miu Miu)
DAY 5
(On the last day, Kelly wears a mustard and navy Suno sweater with a white, Jo de Mer bikini bottom)
All photos courtesy of Marko MacPherson for Vogue Magazine
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