Fashion: The Look of Herschel
I do – love – Herschel bags and more. This cyber Monday shopping for a pouch, a roll luggage, a warm and fuzzy hat for Tahoe and a little America Backpack in Grey/pink.
I do – love – Herschel bags and more. This cyber Monday shopping for a pouch, a roll luggage, a warm and fuzzy hat for Tahoe and a little America Backpack in Grey/pink.
Everlane has become one of my favorite go-to for simple work and play wear. And now in San Francisco 9-6 Monday – Friday you can have your items delivered in one hour’s time. That’s all.
Love the fact I can wear these comfortable looks to work or play
Very carefully I plotted a list of purchases I wanted to make from some of my favorite stores in San Francisco. First Stop: Banana Republic I stocked up on sweaters Second: Bloomingdale’s for ankle boots. Searching for camel tone, ended up falling involve with these Third: Wish list for a new coat or two or three from Nordstrom We’ll talk gifts for family and friends later. I need a tall cup of coffee and a slice of lemon cake from Starbucks. 🙂
1. Banana Republic – go here 2. Club Monaco – go here 3. Nordstrom – go here 4. Bloomingdale’s – go here 5.Shopbop – click here 5. Net-a-Porter – click here {stay tuned for my holiday top picks for gift ideas for him, her, them, and more…}
Although the inspiration comes to us from here, a Wimbledon Residence, the decor style is surely doable in a San Francisco Victorian or Edwardian style home if you plan to stay true to the era.
Inspired by The Londoner Look for the mild Fall-Winter Season in San Francisco.
I know you are wondering what am I doing posting a recipe for Swedish Meatballs two days before the Thanksgiving Feast most of us Americans will embark on – controversial or not – the holiday has now become a day to give thanks for family and friends. Besides that bit of information, I wanted to bring an unusual dish to the family gathering two hours drive inland from San Francisco, where I will be spending the weekend with my family. This recipe caught my attention, and I figured why not Swedish meatballs, for that in-between the hearty breakfast and the wholesome dinner snack, or a meal by itself. {photo and recipe credit-click here}
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