Memorial Day.

(Brooklyn Industries blouse :: Topshop collar and DIY shorts :: Zara heels :: J. Crew bag :: House of Harlow
Sunnies :: Michael Kors watch)

FINALLY I have had the time to wear something other than Lulu Lemon! The weather here in New York has been hormonal to say the least. Cold temperatures, thunder storms and basically nothing resembling summer, has meant that I have been totally uninspired to dress myself with any effort. Combining my old jeans (cut into short shorts!) with this beautiful new Brooklyn Industries blouse, excites me nearly as much as salted caramel icecream. This top has so much potential and has my mind racing with outfit after outfit. All I need is time, and a bunch of beautiful sunny days like today. 

HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY-WEEKEND!!! MP xxx

His Birthday.

Mwah!

I want.

(Aritzia blouse :: Zara shorts :: Betsey Johnson wedges :: J. Crew bag :: Nixon
watch :: THE CARAVAN sunnies)

I am going to be honest and tell you that I have just returned home from his birthday dinner at Balthazar, where I ate my entire body weight in food, and now am so full it hurts to type! The birthday weekend is now over (sorry Austin), so it's time to go back to eating normally and celebrating life just a little less. 

Goodnight all. MP xxx

All Topshop Everything

From yesterday, my casual Saturday outfit. 

(Topshop blazer, jeans, shirt and collar :: Vans sneakers :: J. Crew bag ::
Swatch watch)

I'm dedicating this blog post to my wonderful Mama, who for my whole life has funded my love of fashion and put my desires always before her own. Everyone who has had the pleasure of meeting her have had their lives touched by someone truly special. Hope you all had a fabulous weekend and are busy today spoiling your Mamas. 

My beautiful Mama, and best friend.

Nostalgia

(Madewell vest :: All Saints shirt :: Brandy Melville shorts :: Banana Republic
cross-body bag :: Topshop espadrilles :: Ray-ban sunnies :: Michael Kors
watch)

Ricotta, spinach, bacon, avocado and egg salad from Mud cafe, 307 E 9th street.

Going back to East Village, especially 9th street (where we lived for over a year), gives me the most nostalgic feeling. It reminds me of one of the happiest times of my life and each street corner, restaurant and even familiar face, brings the broadest smile to my face! Mud used to be my first port of call every morning, where I now still buy my ground 'Mud Truck' coffee. Brewing this coffee at home in Brooklyn, drinking it from my Mud purchased mug just isn't the same, and it's always a treat to return to this warm and cosy spot in EV for a (always needed) cup of mud and a delicious bite to eat.

New addition to East Village. It's so hard to find good quality meat in this city, so myself and Austin are delighted with this find. Honest chops provide all grass-fed and locally sourced meat, soon giving the option of delivery to your home. If you're a steak-lover like me you should pop in!

Mud Truck at Astor Place subway. Mud-up wherever you go!