Abbey Lee + ID Fall 2011

{Photos via Tobacco and Leather} 

in the air

 I am wearing Jeffery Campbell Clift shoes, Blank NYC leather shorts, AX tank, AX hooded-shawl and Chanel Sunglasses to top it all off.

Lustful

I Love Leon printed shirt

€88 - welikefashion.com

Stella McCartney animal print shirt

$224 - farfetch.com

Balmain skinny leg jeans

$576 - theoutnet.com

Burberry Prorsum platform shoes

£595 - matchesfashion.com

Miu Miu clutch handbag

$1,475 - mytheresa.com

House of Harlow 1960 black retro sunglasses

$149 - shopthetrendboutique.com

Prada L'Eau Ambree Eau De Parfum 80ml

£68 - harveynichols.com

outfit of the day

{A/X sweater, Blank NYC shorts, Jeffery Campbell Clift shoes, David Yurman necklace & bracelet, Charles Winston ring}

necklace - ring

For about a year now I've been following a Swedish blog by Victoria Tornegren. Since there's a language barrier,  I mainly gaze at the photography for inspiration. Using a simple necklace chain to make a ring is only one of her brilliant posts. Since I loved the idea so much I tried to do it myself and I must say I am pleased. Hello new ring. 

clift

So since fall in Tampa is a little bit warmer then the rest of the country, I decided to get a pair of boots that would fit accordingly. These Jeffery Campbell Clift's are the perfect solution mainly due to the fallish vibe they give off (dark & made of leather).  Not only are they chic but they are by far my most comfortable shoes plus they provide me with the height I yearn for.

Black+White

Photograhy by Michelle Kulch

{shoes: Jeffery Campbell & Jessica Simpson, leopard shorts: vintage, vest: Topshop, leopard pants: Forever21, white dress: Forever 21,  accesories: garbage bag, tin foil and toilet paper}

Here are some shots from the collabortive shoot I did over the summer with the oh-so-talented Michelle Kulch. I just love the way b&w cameras give photographs such texture.  We played around with some household items and incorporated them into some of my favorite outfits to give them a unique and unexpected twist. Needless to say we had a lot of fun turning a school project into a wonderful bonding experience.  Thanks again Michelle!