Your a NATURAL

Rivers are roads which move, and which carry us whither we desire to go.  ~Blaise Pascal

Lake Michigan, Milwaukee Wisconsin

Lake Michigan , Milwaukee Wisconsin

One of my favorite things about going to school in Milwaukee is, of course, the breathtaking scenery.  Lake Michigan, one of the five great lakes,  is only blocks away as well as Bradford Beach, both places of cool and relaxation during the warm summer months, and works of art in the eyes of our creator.

Lake Michigan

Lake Michigan

Lake Michigan 

I was truly moved when I visited the Lake and saw the beauty of god's creation before my very eyes.   The next few outfits, were inspired by the natural goodness of the world, and the beauty of what surrounds us.

Ethel and Myrtle Jewelry
Leather Boho Cuff
Ya Ice Navy Tank
Citizens for Humanity Cuffed Capris

Ya Floral Tank
Missme Cross Studded Jeans
Ethel and Myrtel Jewlery
Michael Stars Violet Tank

Uncle Frank Dress
Persuasions Tope Scarf
Ethel and Myrtel Jewelry

Now, style is of course a NATURAL process, meaning that it is attained through social learning and personal flair, funk, and personal touch.  Here are a few of my other favorite pieces, inspired by the natural world!  Take a look!

Camper Chic
BB Dakota Floral Top
RYU Vest
Michael Stars Green Tank
Ethel and Myrtel Jewelry 

Skyline Drive
KBG Bag
Shawls Smith Scarf
BB Blazer
Splendid Red Tank
BB Dakota White Bedazzled Tank

Green Envy
Splendid Floral Tank
Splendid Forest Shawl
Lace Green Cami
Ethel and Myrtel Jewelry 

Whisper in the Wind
YA Flesh Tank
Ethel and Myrtel Jewelry
Jackie O Box Purse

Back View

My favorite thing about putting together these pieces, is that they all were inspired by things I see everyday, from Lake Michigan, to the wind, to even as something as simple as a cloud in the sky!   These pieces are great and versatile for the coming months, and easy/fun looks! So come on in to Nextdoor, and see how nature is inspiring us!

Lake Michigan, Milwaukee Wisconsin 

"A lake is the landscape's most beautiful and expressive feature.  It is earth's eye; looking into which the beholder measures the depth of his own nature."