Night 1 in PR Shirt- Zara Shorts- Zara |
Whenever I take notice of my friends and I in this situation, I cant help but to bring up this episode.
At my godsons recent christening, I wore black, his mother wore black and another close friend also wore black. Of course I had to refer to this episode. It's very New York-esque to wear black. It's chic and cold like the city we live in. The city we love.
In my efforts to break out of the black shell, I refused to buy anything black some years back. I infused color into my wardrobe. I had fun playing around with prints and patterns. I refused to be yet another girl in black. Back in the day- I used to go out with a group of girls 10 deep. We actually referred to black pants as our going out uniform! That is until I decided to break the mold. I was sick of looking like everyone else and feeling like I was a grieving Italian woman that lost her husband. It was nice for a while having a touch of color in my life.
For some reason, I found my way back home...to black- mostly grey. I cant keep my hands off anything grey. I love a crisp white shirt thrown up in the mix too.
Night 2 in PR Romper- Urban Outfitters |
As I entered the bar area of The El San Juan and Casino, I'm greeted by a variety of bright colors that were so perfect and fitting for a place like this. Sexy heels, beautiful dresses- in all different colors and patterns. I attempted the colorblocking look- and don't get me wrong- I LOVE it. I just didn't do it. I stuck to my roots. I don't wish I had strayed nor do I have regrets over my vacation looks...I was reminded of that Sex and the City episode all over again.
As people talked to us- they said (not asked) "your from New York, right". Was it the way I spoke or what I wore that gave it away?
Night 3 in PR Dress- BCBGeneration |
You look unbelievable! Loved this. Great legs.
ReplyDeleteThank you & LOVE YOU!!! Hope your hanging in there.
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of black too. It seems to hide things I want hidden right now.
ReplyDeleteLike I always say, you would look beautiful wearing a potato sack! I'm so proud of you Tara! & you know how I feel about your kiddies & Dave!
ReplyDeleteLove u, Toni-Ann
Thank you Ton & love you!!
ReplyDeleteNow that's the way to live!
ReplyDeleteI left New York many, many years ago, but it's where I grew up and ... I still prefer black and grey to this day ... and my accent is alive and well!
Keep being you!
Thank you for stopping over & commenting...I don't plan on changing anytime soon!
ReplyDeleteTara, I think some of us (that would include me) get so comfortable with a certain style that we never look beyond what else our norm. My wardrobe is mostly blacks and blues. I have just recently added some reds and oranges. I think we can look good in anything as long as we are feel comfortable in them. And I like your closing - you are just doing you. That's the most fashionable statement ever ;)
ReplyDeleteThank You Jamie- it's true!
ReplyDeletei think outfit #2 is my fave. i wore a lot more black when i lived in nyc too. =) and now i have billy joel stuck in my head. ha ha
ReplyDeletexoxo, jenn
the stylish housewife
Love the second look! The black shorts fit you well.
ReplyDeletePlease check out my blog too at Miss Tangerine :)
Thank you ladies! Yes, the romper is so pretty- the pictures actually didnt do enough justice to it!
ReplyDeleteHahaha- Jen, I love me some Billy!!
Mariana- will be checking out your blog for sure!