I have this one striped sweater (from Joe Fresh) that I’ve had for a few years now…and I love the fact that I can style it in so many ways! The style from Joe Fresh isn’t available anymore – but here are a few options that are! Striped Sweaters by elanacamille Chinti and Parker blue top, 495 CAD / UNIQLO Cotton Shirt, 25 CAD / Saint Laurent Blue Top / Brooks Brothers Printed Stripe Crewneck, 81 CAD
As of late, the weekends just feel so short! And whether I’m making a trip to Whole Foods or just running errands around the house, I like to look & feel comfortable! Hope everyone is enjoying the weekend so far! Time to get prepped for the new week ahead! Weekend Casual Outfit. by elanacamille featuring v neck t shirts UNIQLO Flannel Shirt, 38 CAD / Scotch & Soda V-neck T-shirt, 32 CAD / rag & bone Boyfriend Jeans, 255 CAD
Whether you like it or not, winter has arrived. But apparently someone forgot to tell Mother Nature…
I have probably said this a thousand times and I will say it a thousand more times: The year that I turned 25 (in 2013 – on October 25th might I add) would be a year that would bring plenty of changes. I know most people expect change when they turn a quarter of century. They reflect on where they are at in life, where they want to be, who they want to be with, etc. etc. etc. Well that was exactly what happened to me. I moved, I changed jobs, my long-term relationship ended, I changed my eating habits (started eating breakfast that is), I started running (never thought that would happen), I went off to Europe by myself (not as scary as you think) and I cut my hair. Now I know what you’re probably thinking – ‘How cliché. She cut her hair after a breakup.‘ Well let me tell you something – I was not intending to cut my hair initially. It just happened. Seriously. About a month ago I visited the Anthony Passero …
If you haven’t already been, and I suggest you do, check out Liberty Village hotspot LOCAL (and make sure to bring an appetite too!). When LOCAL opened up in Liberty Village, I was ecstatic. Why? Not only was my little brother was going to be a chef there, but the restaurant is owned by none other than the JOEY Restaurant Group (JOEY Restaurants are a favourite of mine – love those spring-roll mash potatoes!). The atmosphere at the Local is great, especially if you are looking for a casual but fun place to have dinner. Speaking of fun, they have a shuffle board in the restaurant which guests are encouraged to use! And whenever we had “summer-y” days here in Toronto the patio was packed! Most of the dishes may be familiar to you, but what won’t be familiar are the unexpected ingredients or additions to the dishes. Avocado with nachos? Steak on garlic toast? Churros to dip in hot melted chocolate with marshmallows? Yummm! Now the pictures that you are about to see were taken during two visits to …
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