“Hotumn” is what the NYT deemed our unseasonably warm fall. While many yearned for their woolly sweaters, Mother Nature required some lighter fall apparel. So, thighs peeped and shoulders popped until brisk November hailed hearty ponchos, scarves, and knit hats. Footgear changed from sandals to leopard stilettos, and boots appeared with a newer updated look. “Those boots were made for walkin’,” but not unless they were an eye-catching color or laced-up to tattoo ridden thighs and carried a bit of glitter. Same goes with some of the cozy chapeaus I saw out and about. Our modern street muses rule…
Warm weather, touted warm fall colors, plunging necklines and tie-up knee high boots…
…but not high enough to hide that fabulous tattoo. {Seen in Harbor East}
LBD – always a winner – but especially stylin’ with the addition of those stellar leopard stilettos. Think of leopard as the new neutral. {Seen at Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore}
LBS (Little Black Suit, doncha know?) always a perfect confidence statement. Lead on, trendsetter! {Seen in the aisles of Whole Foods Market}
Ambling in anime. This bag and matching mini skirt catch everyone’s eye. {Seen on Exeter Street}
Black and red all over. Fabulous fashion. Talk about a walking Target ad! {Seen in the parking lot of Target}
Boots, socks, hat with sparkles – all ready for our chillier November weather. {Seen in Harbor East}
Like I said, sparkles and studs are kickin’ everything up a notch this fall. {Seen in Harbor East} And that’s how we roll on the streets of Baltimore!