When The Saints Come Marching In / Boston, MA

UK clothing company All Saints is having a 50% off sale. The sign really should have read "up TO 50% off" since some of the sale items were only 30% off. Nevertheless, the vast majority of sale items were the true 50%, making the sale definitely worth going to. I couldn't snag any images in the store (as you're not allowed) but if you check out my first post on the shop here, you can get an idea of what's in-store.

When the temperature is out of the triple digits, I will show you guys what I scored. And if you can't make it to one of their stores, the sale is also going on online. Click here to get busy.

This is a moon without a tide / summer in Boston

Shirt: Rugby

Shorts: Siwy

Wedges: Cynthia Vincent

 
My new obsession: All Saints 

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The store front of All Saints in Boston, Massachusetts 

I need more information on this company because I'm officially hooked. While Lauren and I were wandering around Newbury Street in Boston this past weekend, we  noticed a massive, industrial-styled shop with windows filled with antique sewing machines. We stopped in because we just had to know what this shop was and boy were we in for a treat! Deconstructed and constructed spring/summer dresses, weathered vintage-esque boots and leather jackets + vests, distressed this and comfy oversized that, I was most certainly in heaven. 

ALL SAINTS. 

I NEED YOU. 

IF YOU SEND ME CLOTHES, I WILL ROCK THEM SO HARD.

And while I was expecting price tags to make my eyes bleed, most of the pieces were around $70 - $195 USD. Check out some of my rouge shots taken in-store: 

  

I want it all. Someone, please, send me a saint in the form of a package of dope clothes, shoes and accessories.

Basic Basic: Back to black in Boston

While visiting my bf in Boston, I had an impromptu photo-shoot in the in an arboretum while wearing one of my winter basic looks: layered t-shirts, leggings, an over-sized hood jacket, a black leather and my docs. Winter is probably the most uncomfortable season for me: dry skin and hair + most materials itch like there's no tomorrow, so comfort is key. What are some of your winter basics?