DOWN BEHIND THE OLD SCHOOL.

Chanel Sweatshirt: Choies / Striped shorts: Choies / Glitter Sneakers: K-Styleme.com / Bangle: Hermes 

There truly isn't much I miss about my past or feel sentimental about.

The only exception really is middle school. I feel like while most people have an amazing four years of high school filled with friends, wandering the streets at night, sleepovers, jokes, tears, and emotions you'll remember forever- I had all of that condensed into one year in middle school. 

Today I decided to go on a walk "down behind the old school" and play on the school playground. I realized that while I'm still able to hang upside-down on the monkeybars and climb up the slide, it's a hell of a lot harder being fully grown. They're not kidding when they say "this playground was designed for children aged 5-12." But hey, I loved every second of it. 

It's still fun to play on the playground. I swear. Try it.

POSITANO.

Dress: Choies.com / Purse: Alexander Wang 'Kirsten' / Flats: Chanel / Watch: Marc by Marc Jacobs / Bracelet: Hermes

Positano Positano, I'm sure you've seen pictures of the beautiful town on Pinterest, Tumblr, Facebook, you name it. It's pretty much known for being a colourful city built along the Amalfi Coast mountains. I remember reblogging a picture from Tumblr 4 or so years ago, and being infatuated with how magical a place could be. If you walk down the streets you'll mostly find custom sandal shops, giant lemons for sale, and gelato shops. Sounds like the summer of my dreams :) I wore my new cut-out dress that seemed to catch the attention of a lot of people, probably because it brings cut-outs and uneven seams to a whole new level! Paired with an edgy purse, and Chanel flats (because I had sandal blisters haha), I was ready to- well- to be honest- slip multiple times because Chanel flats and rocky mountains don't mix well together! I've learned my lesson though! ;)

SPAIN TRIP☀

Cut-out shirt: Choies / Shorts: Vintage Levis / Shoes: Converse / Bag: Alexander Wang / Sunglasses: Ray-Ban

Hola from Spain!

I'm here with family from all over the world that I barely get to see, spending 10 or so days in a city close to Marbella, Spain. The beauty is surreal! 

I was in Spain last June, and I fell in love with Barcelona like none other. Catch up on my compliments here.

Today we went to Malaga, which from my understanding at least, is a city populated mostly by Spanish residents opposed to tourists. It seems like the place to go if you want to see a pretty authentic Spanish city, opposed to a tourist destination. We checked out the Picasso museum today, and I must say it was pretty interesting! I especially liked his quotes, which I sneakily and illegally snapped a photo of today in the museum.

Hoping that the weather warms up and I can go swimming :)

xo.