High Up in the L.E.S.

Hi Lizteners,

As school is back in full swing and I’m interning three days a week, it took me awhile to put this post up, but here we go. I know I can’t apologize every time for being inconsistent so I’ll try my best to upload more often.

ANYWAYS, since I’m not only inspired by this mesmerizing and exciting city, but also by my friends, I figured I’d feature yet again one of my very stylish friends to show off their look. Everyone, meet Madison (aka Madi). She’s been my roommate for quite a while now and it’s fair to say that we get each other. I mean, we live together so we’re kinda forced to (I’m joking). As she is the queen of galleries and museums, we decided to check out some galleries on the Lower East Side (and yes, they were open on Sundays FYI) and go to the New Museum, which has an amazing rooftop, overlooking lower Manhattan (10/10 highly recommend!! Then again I’m obsessed with any rooftop, so I guess you’ll just have to form your own opinion when it comes to that.).

However: if anyone can get this girl a plane ticket to Stockholm or Copenhagen, it would be very well appreciated. Since the obsession is real, Madi is constantly inspired by Scandinavian design and fashion. Therefore, she decided to throw on an over-sized, light blue button down shirt with a very sleek, white and black stripe on the back. To recall the black from the stripe, she paired it with a simple black miniskirt and gave the outfit a pop with mirrored Acne sneakers and a red ‘Croco’ cross-body bag.

I, on the other hand, am very bad when it comes to estimating what to wear for what temperature, so I was dying in my outfit since it’s still around 30 C in NYC. Luckily, the silk pants were easy breezy and managed to somehow get me through this extremely humid day in the city. I tucked in one of my favorite Korean shirts with this beautiful ‘tweed detailing’ on the shoulders and topped it off with some silver shoes, a charm bracelet and my very first designer bag I ever bought (Ugh memories..).

Hope you guys enjoy the pics and I wish you a very joyful day!

xx – Liz