About Last Night || Celebrating Tomboy Style at Rugby Ralph Lauren
08/06/2012 § Leave a comment
Last night, I was very pleased to celebrate the release of Tomboy Style by the exceptionally lovely Lizzie Garrett Mettler at the Rugby Ralph Lauren store on University Place. It was a such a lovely party, I couldn’t help but snap a few pictures to share with you…
So great to see Lizzie on the east coast!
Was hoping to kidnap her and make her stay, but I was unsuccessful.
Loved how Rugby styled four of Lizzie’s Tomboy archetypes:
(from left) the prep, the naturalist, the sophisticate, the rebel.
With my gorgeous friend Marisa Zupan, Managing Editor at Rugby Ralph Lauren, blogger at The Significant Other, and all around awesome lady. I’m especially loving her new bangs.
Haven’t yet picked up your copy of Tomboy Style? What are you waiting for?
And if you are in Boston this Saturday, be sure to stop by the Rugby Ralph Lauren store on Newbury Street between 5 and 7pm to meet Lizzie and get your book signed! Rugby is also sponsoring an awesome Tomboy Style giveaway, which you can find out about on Lizzie’s blog here.
I’d wish you good luck, but you know I’m hoping to win, natch…
Prêt-à-Porter: Winterizing
02/03/2011 § 5 Comments
Cherie, spring is taking its sweet time to appear, is it not? No matter, I have decided that I can’t wait for warmer climes to wear my lightweight dresses. I officially reject the concept of season-appropriate clothing in an effort to combat my low-grade seasonal depression. However, in order to avoid freezing to death, I’ll need to winterize. Here, I’ve paired one of my favorite summer dresses with a wool cowl neck sweater, scarf and wool tights.
Have a few dresses you miss dearly? There’s no reason to wait. Bring them out and warm up with a few cozy layers.
Peek of an elbow patch. I love grandpa sweaters.
Je porte: Rugby Ralph Lauren sweater, H&M dress and belt, Banana Republic tights, Common Projects shoes
Le shopping: Rugby Ralph Lauren sweater, similar dress, similar shoes, similar belt.
La photographe: Jennerator
Quite Continental 