Yellow Matching Set

You really cant go wrong with a matching set! I found this little matching set at a vintage store back in June for about $25!!! its so beautiful and has an early 1960's look to it. I paired the set with a white sleeveless button up blouse and a white hat. For an extra detail I added this little gold rose brooch. Let me know your thoughts on this look in the comments below as well as if you want to see more of this look check out the video down below!

Babydoll Dress

I've had this dress in my closet practically my whole life, I first wore it when I was 7 lmao. Surprisingly I actually hemmed the dress because it was a Maxi dress, well... a maxi for a child lol so an awkward length for my height. I hemmed it to be a mini dress and I love the baby doll look it creates especially when I wear it with this puffy sleeved blouse. For shoes I grabbed these little grey socks and paired them with these black oxfords. Let me know what you think of this look in the comments below!

Flared Dress

I can't think of something more fun to wear in the summer than a fit and flare dress! I got this dress at the Toronto Vintage clothing show near the end of the winter and I've been waiting for the warm weather so I can finally wear it ! Its the perfect dress for a summer day... and spinning around in circles! To give it an even more feminine look I tied this strand of lace on my ponytail. If you want  to see more of this look make sure to check out my Summertime in the City Lookbook!

Queens Plate 2019

This past weekend I attended the Queens Plate, and annual horse race. My family goes every year and its an event I look forward to every year. I love getting dressed up and wearing a fascinator. If you want to see more check out my small vlog down below!

Gatsby Garden Party

This past weekend I attended the Gatsby Garden party at the Spadina Museum and had the most marvellous time. I even entered the costume contest and won!! I won first prize for best female costume! I love decade parties or themed parties in general so of course I went full out and looked for an authentic 1920's look. It was my first time styling a look from that decade but I think I did a pretty decent job! Let me know what you guys think of the look in the comments below, as well as if you want to see more of the party check out my vlog down below!

Outfit details:

Dress: Elizabeth and James, Shawl: Laundy by Sherri Segal, Parasol: Local Boutique, Headpiece: Amazon, Shoes: Payless, Bag: Thrifted