As I continue telling my story, one of many #SupergaStories out there, I thought I’d switch it up a little bit. So far I’ve only embraced the casual aesthetic of the sneaker and went with grungy looks, both with ripped jeans.
Back in the city and the heat. Is. On. I’m not complaining, I’m just saying that a wall of humid, hot air smacked me in my face the moment I exited through the airport doors. Back in NYC. Back home. Back to fashion.
When in Copenhagen, you gotta try and catch the grungy side. Frankly, it isn’t too big. They have some graffiti on their construction sites, but that’s actually kinda beautiful. But then we found this cool little underpass, …
Copenhagen is one hell of a beautiful city. Upon our arrival we rented a couple of bikes (not quite pretty enough to have made the cut for this little photoshoot, but they got us where we needed to go) and went off to explore the city.
I found this look from a while ago on my memory card, almost completely forgot that we shot this.. It might be a simple combination, but I think it still is a wonderful summer look that’s easy to pull of, yet stands out. Light blue chinos aren’t the everyman’s first choice, though in the summer they make for a beautiful alternative to the good old blue jeans.
Just a tad too many neutrals lately — while I am absolutely in love of the simplicity of neutral colors and minimalism, I think it’s time to introduce a little more color again! I grabbed one of my favorite sneakers for the summer, iconic and neutral as a base, but then went a little more “out there” …
I am happy to present you the last couple of looks I created courtesy of my friends at Lord & Taylor 🙂 The topic this time was shoes, so I went in two completely different directions to show you how versatile L&T really is: I picked a pair of Birkenstocks — casual and fashion forward …
This was a big one guys: it was an absolute honor to work together with J Brand this season to create a lookbook styling a few of their gorgeous jeans. The motto here was downtown dapper, which could easily have been the name of my blog had I thought of it two years ago..
