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Late Summer Early Autumn Street Style – For San Francisco

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I’ve seen these images being circulated online on different sites for a few  days now. But  I was glad to discover that 31 of them were compiled on a list in one location – here – as late Summer Early Autumn Style, I’m guessing all snapped in the streets of New York. So, I made a list of my own (below) of what I call San Francisco techy style for me of course. {source}

Fashion: Here We Go – What I’d Wear

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We get our summer right about now – September to November so not wearing white after Labor Day really doesn’t apply to San Francisco gals. We wear what we wear according to the weather, or at least I do, and a few other women I see walking about town on a work day. Either way, I love this site, and pretty much find myself trending most of the style Ariel models on her blog, with the exception of the beautiful shoes, which I have no problem owning, just have trouble pulling it off  in techy San Francisco.

fashion: everything but the holey jeans

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For me that is. I am not a fan of holey jeans, although it does add a certain look to an ensemble, I just can’t see myself wearing them. Maybe when I was in high school, but now I borderline between sophistication and a bit of tom-boy. (I laugh) Anyway, here’s one of my favorite blogger/fashionista/icon and her style  I’ve come to admire over the last year or so when I stumbled upon her blog. Check out some of  my favorites. {source}

There Is This Show – Velvet – From Spain

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I am always fascinated withthe 1950s-1960s fashion. I think the whole pencil skirt, A-line dresses, form-fitting jackets, red lipstick, perfect colored stockings and the best shoes, most of the fashion to this day appreciated and  incorporated here and there. I love it when I see a period film perfectly detailing the fashion for  the period (50-60s) and  I think for me Mad Men was the best until just recently I discovered Velvet, a soap opera from Spain. The show is pretty cheesy, in a funny and cute sort of way, and I have grown to love all of the actors passing through, or staying on so far in Season 2 on Netflix. Also perks on brushing up on my Spanish of course. But what I love the most is the show is based on a department store in Spain competing with the likes of Dior and Chanel, introducing to us the best of fashion, haute couture anyone can wish for or imagine.  I love it when a show gets it right in costumes and in Velvet’s case, set decor as …