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As the weather gets hotter, I can’t help but await the end of June…then I realize I’m a grown woman, and my days of playing ga-ga and making friendship bracelets at summer camp are over. It’s been many years since overnight camp, and I really believe that every kid who enjoyed their experience there, miss their summers away. The camps I went to, 2 different ones in Toronto, and one magical one in California, taught me so much and I feel so grateful for the experiences I had. At camp you feel free to be who you were at an age that it isn’t always easy to do so. I always felt that this was the place where I was able to experiment with fashion the most, sharing a wardrobe with a cabin of girls.

I’ve always found myself attracted to things that remind of summer camp, friendship bracelets, like these beautiful ones by KIM&ZOZI, moccasins, and my favourite activity for arts and crafts, tie-dye.

Photography by Trevor Negin

Dress: Urban Outfitters (similar), Earrings and bracelets: Vintage, Shoes: Aldo (similar)

 

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I’m not sure who is reading my fashion dreams there at Lord & Taylor’s 424Fifth, but this entire new collection is insanely perfect. This sweater…I can’t even… I was at a loss of words when I found it,  which is exclusively available at Hudson’s Bay. Half leopard and half plaid – I’m not even sure how this came to be. Oh, 424Fifth, we are just getting started my friend!

Sweater: 424Fifth, Skirt: Topshop, Heels: Zara, Frames: Raybans, Double-Finger Ring: Banana Republic

Shot on location at Decosense, a beautiful floral studio
Photography by Trevor Negin

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Fashion Magazine asked how to bring it this September with all of the events and everything. Here is my go to office to party look.

Photography by Trevor Negin

Shirt dress, Cheap Monday. Boots, Jeffrey Campbell.