If I'm keeping it real with you, most of last week I wore a version of this:
Cute, right? If filthy, sweaty and tired are now synonymous with cute. Anyway, when we weren't hiking the dusty trail or climbing endless rock steps I did my best to clean up nice for my husband and our various dinner destinations.
In Tahoe, the atmosphere was definitely relaxed and the night air very chilly so I stuck to jeans for dinner.
For our 5 hour drive to Yosemite on Monday I wanted to be comfortable, and for me summertime comfort = jersey dresses. I threw a tank, hat and this dress on for our drive. All was going well until we drove through Tioga Pass with its snow capped mountains, and then I looked (and felt) slightly ridiculous. After rocking said outfit at many scenic vistas that required short, dusty walks I ditched the dress for running shorts on the Frederick Law Olmstead trail.
San Francisco was the only place I consistently wore real "outfits", unfortunately the weather threw a real monkey wrench in my planned attire. Weather.com's predicted 78 degrees and sunny predictions somehow translated into mid-50's, fog/mist/low clouds for all but 3-4 hours a day. Morale of the story: I was grossly under dressed and lived in my husband's grey fleece pullover. When it warmed up a little, this is what I wore to ride cable cars, climb Coit Tower, stroll through Chinatown and eat chowder from sourdough bread bowls:
Check back Thursday for a recap of our time in Yosemite complete with some really amazing pictures!
Cute, right? If filthy, sweaty and tired are now synonymous with cute. Anyway, when we weren't hiking the dusty trail or climbing endless rock steps I did my best to clean up nice for my husband and our various dinner destinations.
In Tahoe, the atmosphere was definitely relaxed and the night air very chilly so I stuck to jeans for dinner.
Shirt/Jeans-Marshall's, Shoes - Nine West, Purse - Macy's, Necklace - Gift from Mom, Bracelets - DIY |
For our 5 hour drive to Yosemite on Monday I wanted to be comfortable, and for me summertime comfort = jersey dresses. I threw a tank, hat and this dress on for our drive. All was going well until we drove through Tioga Pass with its snow capped mountains, and then I looked (and felt) slightly ridiculous. After rocking said outfit at many scenic vistas that required short, dusty walks I ditched the dress for running shorts on the Frederick Law Olmstead trail.
Tank - H&M, Dress - Aqua for Bloomingdale's, Fedora - Forever 21, Earrings - Filene's Basement, Bracelet - Provincetown, MA. |
San Francisco was the only place I consistently wore real "outfits", unfortunately the weather threw a real monkey wrench in my planned attire. Weather.com's predicted 78 degrees and sunny predictions somehow translated into mid-50's, fog/mist/low clouds for all but 3-4 hours a day. Morale of the story: I was grossly under dressed and lived in my husband's grey fleece pullover. When it warmed up a little, this is what I wore to ride cable cars, climb Coit Tower, stroll through Chinatown and eat chowder from sourdough bread bowls:
Top - Ann Taylor Loft, Tank - Old Navy, Jeans -J Brand, Sandals - Macy's, Sunnies - Cole Haan, Bracelets -Gifts, Key Necklace - H&M, Purse - Gift from my Mother-in-Law |
Check back Thursday for a recap of our time in Yosemite complete with some really amazing pictures!
10 comments:
You rock that fedora!
what did you wear to impress jamie when you went to in and out?
You look great in that dress and fedora (even if you were on a snow capped mountain)!
xo, sam
That first picture made me giggle! I don't post many vacation pictures either because I look like a bum. You definitely made up for it with the rest of your outfits. I like your black/gray/yellow tank and the fedora.
you had me at sourdough bread bowl! My husband and I love SF and we're actually going there with our son next week. You look adorable in every single photo!!
Oh I love Yosemite!!! I will check back tomorrow!
Looking fab in this pictures!
PvdH
www.ThePvdHJournal.com
Well, hello there! I've never been to Yosemite, but would love to someday. San Fransisco is one of my favorite places to visit and we've been many times (since family and friends are in the area). When traveling, comfort is key. I usually try to pack things that can be layered--it's the quickest way to change up basic looks and since I dress according to mood, picking out outfits ahead of time doesn't always work for me. I rather bring favorite items that I know will work together in various ways. You've managed to look great on your travels and I love your beautiful smile!
very jealous of your adventures...
I love the hiking pic- you go girl! And the striped t-shirt is great, as is the fedora, heck as are all your vacay outfits! San Fran is on my vacation wish-list, I love California but have never made it to SF. Thanks for the follow- I'm now officially following as well :)
There's a fine line when it comes to being stylish and being comfortable on vacay. I usually end up going for comfy. You look super cute though!
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