A DC Based Style and Travel Blog by Lauleh.
A beige trench coat is a classic and will never go out of style! I had my eyes on this Sezane Scott Trench Coat since spring. The trench sold out in my size and I was patiently waiting to visit Sezane during my trip to Paris to purchase it.
Cape season is officially here! One of my favorite brans that I constantly turn to for quality and stunning capes is Marta Scarampi. I own several colors of the iconic Giulia cape in my closet. The team was kind enough to send over the Giulia Cape in Blue Navy to style for fall.
Bonjour! Sharing all my looks from my recent trip to Paris.
This trip to Paris is especially exciting since it was my first time traveling to Paris during Fall. I was in Paris at the end of August/beginning of September. During my trip the weather ranged from mid 50s to mid 70s. I was overjoyed to bring on all the layers, trench coats, and beret styles. Additionally I picked up a few pieces while I was in Paris – a Sandro navy blazer, Carel slingback, and a Polene handbag. I styled these pieces constant during my trip and have been wearing them non-stop since I have been back since they are classic closet staples.
Hope you enjoy all the looks and be sure to check out my Instagram highlights to see everything I saw, ate, and did in Paris!
Spring has officially arrived in Washington, D.C.! The city is blooming – including the stunning cherry blossoms around the Tidal Basin. I spent many early mornings around the Tidal Basin to capture the beautiful blooms. It was worth the 5am wake-up call and witnessing the breathtaking sunrises every morning at the Tidal Basin.
Spring in Washington, D.C. is a magical time! The main character of the season are the Cherry Blossoms around the Tidal Basin however the plum blossoms tend to be a favorite of mine. The beautiful deep pink cherry blossoms are currently in bloom at one of favorite spots, Dumbarton Oaks.
My NYC fashion diary from my trip last week. The weather in New York was a mix of winter and spring therefore I was prepared with layers, warm coats, boots and even spring trenches.
