Shopping | Fashion Pulse Daily - Part 37

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June 1, 2015

Sunday in the Park

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In all my years of living in NYC (15!) I really haven’t spent any time in Prospect Park in Brooklyn. I’ve done things on the periphery of it, like go to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens and Brooklyn Museum of Art, but somehow hadn’t managed to spend any time in it until my best friend came a few weeks ago to run the Brooklyn half marathon, which goes right through the body of the park. This weekend, Fashion Pulse hubby and I returned for a leisurely stroll, and appreciated the size of it, both large and intimate, and the slight familiarity; it was designed by the same landscape architects that did Central Park, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.

We took pause by the baseball fields and took these photos near there, listening to the chants and occasional crack of the bat making contact with the ball sound. The special part of this look is that that I’m wearing shoes that I had worn to my rehearsal dinner; who says you can’t wear wedding-related garments and accessories again?

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In This Look:

Chadwick’s of Boston Perfectly Pleated Print Dress (c/o)

Orla Kiely Bow Belt (c/o)

White Perforated Heels from (c/o; no longer available)

Talbots Perforated Drawstring Bucket Bag (c/o)

Baume & Mercier Linea Watch (c/o)

Sorrelli Bangle Bracelets (c/o)

Lulu Frost Equine Ring

Stud Earrings (gift)

Classic Wayfarer Ray-Bans (gift)

Nails: Zoya Nail Polish in Aubrey (c/o)

Lips: Ladybird Bloody Brilliant Lip Crayon by butter LONDON (c/o)

May 28, 2015

The Cambridge Satchel Company x Vivienne Westwood Collection – Coming This July!

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Once again, The Cambridge Satchel Company and Vivienne Westwood have teamed up to bring a trio limited edition of bags, available for the fall/winter season starting July 7th, 2015. The three styles, “the tiny” ($180 ), “the  classic 14”” satchel ($335 ), and “the music bag” ($380), are unisex and feature a design inspired by Westwood’s iconic boots from her 1981 “Pirate” collection. To make the bags’ story even more unique, the squiggle print found on them (screen printed directly on to the leather) was done by the same British printer who has been producing Westwood’s Pirate Boots for over 30 years.

If you’re not familiar with the brand The Cambridge Satchel Company, it started in 2008 by a mom and daughter duo, with bags that are handmade in the UK and feature the finest materials and craftsmanship. Vivienne Westwood as a woman and a brand has forged a distinct, thought-provoking career in fashion that has spanned five decades and today is a recognized and independent global brand.

If you love these bags as much as I do, you may want to pick one up at its select retailers: exclusively at Vivienne Westwood standalone boutiques, The Cambridge Satchel Company stores, and online at www.CambridgeSatchel.com.