This Will All Come Back Around

RD Style Sweater, Bluenotes jeans,

Coach purse and TOMS

 

I love to visit all kinds of markets, flea markets farmer’s markets, street markets and best of all night markets; the only market where you can find everything in one place from food to clothing to electronics to artwork, all for really low prices.  Krysta and I spent our Friday at the Richmond Night Market where spent hours browsing through all of the vendors and managed to find new sunglasses and cell phone cases.  Sadly¸ the end of summer brings the end of outdoor market season but I will be eagerly counting down the days until I can buy produce from a farmer, handmade jewelry from an artist and go from garage sale to garage sale on a Sunday morning.

 

 

 

 



Happy Happenings FNO Edition

{fashion-forward macaron at thierry}

 

Krysta and I celebrated our very first (as well as Vancouver’s very first) Fashion’s Night Out.  Unfortunately, we had to miss the fashion show because of our jobs but we still believe that we managed to get the whole FNO experience that the city had to offer.  Along with all the delicious cocktails at pretty much every store, the cute little passport from MAC, and the FNO limited edition pieces from H&M; here are a few more of the things that made this night even more memorable and fun than just plain old discounted shopping down Robson Street.

 

{candy bar at j-crew}

 

{chocolates at tiffany's}

 

{photobooth shots at tiffany's}



Stop the Rain From Falling

Forever 21 earrings and dress,

H&M belt and bracelets,

Michael Kors watch, Vintage sweater

and Coach bag.

September’s weather has been surprisingly good to us; our days are still warm enough for shorts, our nights are only slightly chilly and I can't remember the last time it rained.  For my first Fashion's Night Out, I opted for a simple mint maxi dress with an oversized cozy sweater that I could  easily throw on while hoping from store to store.