I enjoy looking through the LuLaRoe online Facebook parties, and when I saw the black and white Cassie skirt, I knew I had to have it. It’s a piece that’ll be a wardrobe staple. Black and white is one of my favorite color combos, and the skirt is very comfortable. Plus, the waistband can be folded over to adjust the length.
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I paired the skirt with my Trina Turk Accomplice Top, a black cardigan, and black flats. The Trina Turk Accomplice top was one of my favorite purchases last year. I almost passed it up as it doesn’t look like much on the hanger, but the lovely sales associate urged me to try it on, and I loved it right away. It skims the body in a flattering way, is a bit heavier, more forgiving material, and washes really well. It’s one of the pieces I brought to Germany last year, and I wore it all the time. It also dries very quickly, which is a big plus while traveling.
I also wore a black and white necklace and my black and white sunglasses. Finally, I carried my go-to bag - the Rebecca Minkoff Dog Clip Saddle Bag. I bought the bag last year during the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, and it was a great purchase as well. It’s small but holds a lot more than meets the eye at first. And it really goes with everything. The Rebecca Minkoff Dog Clip Saddle Bag is on sale right now for a great price.
We took the photos when we visited downtown San Jose on a Sunday afternoon. First, we got some Devout Coffee at Forager (I’m once again sticking to one cup a week and am proud of that…). Forager is still developing, and there is a lot of open space right now. And Devout Coffee is beyond delicious and every cup is a work of art.
And then we went on a little art walk of sorts. Cool wall art is popping up everywhere in downtown San Jose, and I want to document more of it one day in a more formal way.
There is also a lot of cool architecture in downtown San Jose that I haven’t really ever paid attention to…
Be well,
Andrea