I've recently purchased these metallic chunky heels from Asos and have been trying to incorporate them in the majority of my outfits (as we all do when we're excited about a new item in our closets). I basically built up this outfit from bottom to top, making sure the heels were the ones to shine (no pun intended). I decided to compliment them with my glimmered tee and since the shirt was lose fitted, I wore plain leggings. I topped off the whole look with my leather jacket to add a bit of structure and  some silver accessories to bring the outfit together! 

Asos Heels | Anthropologie Top | H&M moto jacket | Loeffler Randall Bag

I bought this skirt over a year ago on the sale rack in Zara and it's still one of my favorite skirts that I own. Due to the tweed fabric and the frays at the edges of the skirt, it reminds me of the classic Chanel suit circa 1920's. I paired it with a plain silver satin blouse so that the focus is on the skirt and to finish off this look, I wore black heels, gold jewelry and a white and black purse that's outlined with gold hardware. Shop this outfit below!

Zara skirt (shop similar) | Club Monaco blouse | Schutz sandals | BCBG bag 

    As the weather slowly begins to warm up, we see lighter layers come into effect and the transition into summer/spring dresses. Since it's my favorite decade for fashion, I kept within the theme of the 70s once again, a decade which has made a comeback this spring. I paired one of my favorite floral dresses with a brown vintage suede jacket. The weather isn't quite warm enough for bare legs so I wore black stockings with my cutout boots and paired the whole look with my tambourine bag. The combination of these warm colors gives a gist of the 70s aesthetic. Shop my look below!

Free People Bag | Zara Dress | Vintage Suede Jacket | Topshop Boots

Located on Greene Street in SoHo, New York, The Apartment by The Line is a mock apartment featuring their beautifully made furniture, accessories and textiles, where you can purchase the items set up right there and then. The elegant and decorative space is the ideal apartment for any New Yorker, with their neutral colors, minimal artwork and quality statement furniture. By making an appointment with them on their website, you can meet the designers of their pieces and understand what inspires them, their ideas and their artwork. Although a bit costly, we are both inspired by the overall aesthetic of The Apartment. Everything looks appealing, sophisticated, fresh and effortless and in our eyes, that's the definition of the ideal home! Look below to see our favorite pieces and shop online at theline.com!

Flag Halyard Chair by Hans Wegner

Custom Ludlow Sofa

Corriedale Wool Knit Stitch Blanket