Fashion: Simple Saturdaze - Jamaicans and Jamaica

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Fashion: Simple Saturdaze

I savour Simple Saturadaze like the one we had this past Saturday, so my Bun and I decided to go for a walk. We ended up at Kensington Market located in the downtown core. The urban spirit in this area of town is incredible. In this little neighborhood probably not bigger than five city blocks, local ‘mom and pop’ businesses are all you’ll see. You can have Japanese crepes in one shop, next door you can have Jamaican food infused with Italian ‘Rasta Pasta’, and if that wasn’t enough, you can head over to the nearby fresh fruit market where all is ready for the picking 🙂

Thank you M for Mendocino for keeping me chic in this perfect pair of high-waisted denim shorts that are frayed in all the right places. I paired them with a light button down shirt tied up at the ends to add a little funk to our casual outing. I traded in my heels for the day and opted for these sweet woven boat shoes from Sperry Top-Sider that I scored on a day trip to Buffalo last year.Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street, fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. – Coco Chanel

GET THE LOOK:

Ripped denim short c/o M for Mendocino
The Classic Shirt by Abercrombie & Fitch
The Artsy MM by Louis Vuitton
Women’s Woven Leather Audrey Loafer by Sperry Top-Sider (this is an older style, so I could only find a pair on Amazon)
Marc by Marc Jacobs Colorblock Henry Skeleton Watch