Showing posts with label italy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label italy. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 31, 2015

Because Sneakers are a Thing





For my last big outing in Italy I went to Assisi. It's a small town up on a hill about two hours outside of Rome. It was a quiet, picturesque village that seemed like it belonged on one of those perfect places to live lists. The town also has medieval history all around which was super cool (check out the authentic weaponry at the end of this post).  The hills were pretty killer to walk up, but it was worth it for the view. 
Despite a fair try, my feet were killing me from all of the walking in my other shoes for my own outing and for an art class. So, I had my mom send me over my sneakers (slightly ridiculous but worth it) and threw them on for this trip. I wasn't quite sure how to style them, but I eventually decided on contrasting more formal with informal. I think I might do some more experimenting with outfits centered around sneakers. Any ideas? 

Dressed in: Gap button up, Levi jeans, Under Armour sneakers, Zara bag, Etsy Necklace









Sunday, March 22, 2015

The 2-0


Last Sunday was my birthday so my friends and I headed up to Florence to celebrate. One of my high school english teachers recommended the city to me, and I'm so glad I was able to go.  Florence is stunning and has the small village feel of many Italian towns, but also has a bit of busy city life that reminded me of Paris and New York. The city is infused with so much art and fashion and I absolutely loved it. 
I picked this dress up at TopShop during my day trip to London. I love the mod shape and the front being suede gives a nice 70's vibe to it as well. The light pink is also a great addition to my wardrobe. This dress will be making many appearances as the weather warms up. 

Happy Birthday to all my fellow March babies,
xx Jasmine 

Dressed in: Topshop dress, G.W. Bass shoes











Made a naughty purchase at the Gucci Museum - treat yo self

David is bae

Founds some good old American food 


P.S. Starting and being in your 20's can seem daunting so if I had to give any advice it would be to stop freaking out. One thing I've learned in the past few years is that no one just turns a certain age and becomes whatever people believe seems like an adult. I've seen fend off any sense of adulthood and completely deny being one and I think that puts you in such a stagnant position. I've found that it's more important to work through the problems by learning from any resources you have rather than get hung up on what you think you should know by now. The only way to get more comfortable with adulthood (or any goal really) is to actively work towards improvement. Why sit around and perpetuate these unrealistic ideals at such a young age when you could be working towards being more comfortable with your new responsibilities. It's not always an easy thing, but rather to make a mistake an learn than hang on to something you need to move on from. 

Monday, March 9, 2015

In Fair Verona



The title of this post may seem obvious or even cliche but there isn't a more appropriate title.  Verona is without a doubt the most gorgeous city I have ever seen. It's truly unbelievable how pretty everything is. My favorite part was the Ancient Roman ruins where I took these photos. Going up all the ridiculously tall stairs were worth it for the view.  If you're thinking about going to Italy keep in mind Verona for a nice, relaxing weekend trip. 

I totally felt like Indian Jones
xx Jasmine 


Dressed In: Madewell top, Levi jeans, GW Bass shoes, Urban Outfitters beanie and sunglasses 


















Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Clueless


Hello! I felt a lot like Cher from Clueless in this outfit. Today was a whirlwind of the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and cats in The temple of Julius Cesar. I also have a new appreciation for freshly squeezed orange juice. Yum! 

crop top: ASOS, skirt: H&M cardigan: GAP 






Monday, May 19, 2014

Dear Diary


hat, tank, blazer: H&M jeans: Gap earrings: ASOS 

Hello! I decided to give up some space in my carry on for a hat on this trip because I knew I wouldn't be able to bring my straightner and thought my bed head would look cool under a hat. It worked out pretty well and there was minimal work to be done as I got ready in the morning so that was a plus. Today my class and I just roamed around Rome (I'm so sorry for that wording I can't resist). It was pleasant and calmer than our previous trips have been.We just walked and enjoyed the fact that we're in such a beautiful city. 




By the time we got to our starting point it began to rain a little so I tucked all my hair in my hat. It surprisingly ended up not looking bad, plus I felt like I was Mia Thermopolis from The Princess Diaries. Who doesn't want that?