I just came back from a quick work trip to Miami
and I definitely didn’t want to leave. Especially since I had to work about 80%
of my time there and the weather is getting cooler by the hour. I was able to take out time some time to go
for a run on the beach and eat dinner at some amazing restaurants. I always enjoy my time in Miami because of
the beach, the weather and all of the wonderful people watching that I get to
do. One of the things that I noticed
every time I go to Miami is all of the fashionable locals. You can definitely spot them out in the crowd
versus the every day tourist. On my last
night in the city, I went out to dinner at Nobu,
a Japanese cuisine restaurant, on Collins Avenue. They had the most amazing sushi I’ve ever had
in my life – but that’s a whole other story for another day. I just wore a pair of
jeans and a polka dot short-sleeve sweater from Old Navy (as seen here)
and a pair of black heels. I was pretty
happy with my ensemble until I got to the restaurant. While I waited for my food, I noticed that most of the women in the restaurant were
wearing either a dress or leggings/skinny jeans and some type a slinky tank
top. Each woman looked like they were ready for a night out at a trendy new
nightclub on a Tuesday night. Maybe, I’m
showing my age, but I definitely felt frumpy that night. Even though I packed a variety of clothes for
my trip, I felt like I picked out the wrong outfit. So the next day, I wore an outfit that I
thought would have been perfect for my previous night out on the town. Unfortunately, no one really saw my outfit
since I was leaving. Do any of you buy
new clothing to adapt to the area that you are visiting when it comes to style/fashion?
Or do you wear clothing that makes you comfortable? Let me know in the comments.
Shirt: Express (old); Jeans: J.Crew
Toothpick Jeans;
Earrings: Pearls (old); Necklace: Coach
Sterling Rondells Pendant Necklace;
Handbag; Coach Poppy Groovy
Crossbody; Shoes: Nine West (old)
I can relate. I used to travel quite a bit for my last job and I would often find myself feeling 'out of place' or a little bit awkward. I always tried to pack light, but then never had the elements to put together outfits I wanted to wear. I never quite got the packing thing down. I love the outfit you featured here - nothing frumpy about it!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristin!...I think that I've finally gotten my packing down to a science.
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