Heat Wave

Eight Sixty Stella Draped Top c/o Piperlime // Joe's Jeans High Rise Skinny c/o Piperlime // Aldo Leopard Pumps (similar here and here) // Annabel Ingall Tote // Julie Vos Pendant // Phyllis + Rosie Cuff Ring

Photography by Alexandra Wolf

The temperatures this past week have been so incredibly strange! We went from the teens earlier this week to the 60's on Saturday and Sunday. I'm not complaining though, because I got to wear this gorgeous top without even worrying about a coat! I love pairing a feminine piece with something distressed or dressed down. The draping of this top is so beautiful, and the asymmetrical hemline makes it even more flattering than it already is. It's a new favorite of mine for sure.

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Gym to Street

Lululemon Sweater (similar here and here) // Lululemon Wunder Under Legging // Lululemon Wrap Scarf (sold out online - available in most stores) // Matt Bernson Tundra Moto Boots (other colors here) // Auxiliary Hobo Bag

I don't think I could have found a more perfect "gym to street" outfit. Granted, the whole entire outfit is made by Lululemon, and that is what they do best, but still... I easily wear their clothes for every day wear way more than I do to workout. They make the best transitional, cozy pieces. I'm embarrassed to say that I've actually worn this look to work...

This scarf was the best piece I've picked up yet this fall. It is so warm, and you can wear it numerous different ways, as you can see from the photos above. I usually choose to wear it like an infinity scarf, but it's wonderful as a wrap or just draped over your shoulders. Unfortunately, it sold out in like less than a week online, but I'm sure you can still find it in some stores. Lululemon's staple Vinyasa scarf is amazing also.

After a yoga class or light workout, throw this sweater on over a tank or sports bra, wrap the scarf around you, and you're out the door! Shop more Lululemon every day items here, or check out my look and some other favorite wrap scarves below.

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Simple, EveryDay Dos (in less than 5 minutes)

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I have very fine hair, or what I like to call baby hair. It is extremely high maintenance, breaks somewhat easily, but because it's so fine, it needs to be washed frequently. Overall, its just quite difficult to keep healthy. I don't flat iron it and very rarely curl it, so my usual style consists of a low pin up type style, a high messy bun, or I'll just wear it down. I'm big on the easy, "no fuss" look, like the photos above, and am always looking for a little inspiration on how to construct it so this would probably be considered my every day hair style. The first photo is my absolute favorite - I'm in love with her little top knot, and how simple but pretty it looks.

To get a look like these, I usually start with a little bit of texturizer (such as dry shampoo or Oscar Blandi texturizing spray), and "day old" hair, since it always has better texture the day after you wash it. This may sound weird, but baby powder is also a great alternative to absorb any access oil and give your hair some extra volume. Don't brush it after adding the product - the messier the better. I then usually add the tiniest bit of oil to my ends (my go-to is the Josie Maran Argan Oil) and make a pony tail. Next, I'll twist my hair around my fingers a few times and pin it in a low messy bun with a couple bobby pins. Finish it off with some medium hold hair spray and you're done! I like to call it the messy french twist. Some of my necessary every-day hair products are below!

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