Late summer means cooler temperatures. I welcome the change, no matter how sudden. At least that change is fairly predictable.
Finally I can wear that blouse I call my Chiara Mastroianni blouse because the actress wore something like that in a movie about the Bruni sisters. The sweater is from Folk which was a great little store in Hanover, NH for many many years.
This sweater is from Revolution in White River Junction.
With summer coming to an end, a quick day ("daycation") trip down to Northampton MA included used bookstores and vintage clothing.
The city has an "authentic" vibe, the young, the old, the rich, the poor. It doesn't look too polished and gentrified. Although, truthfully, it's another college town that has attracted its fair share of well-intentioned rich people who want to live in a culturally rich, close to nature, community minded place.
I spotted this woman outside of the cafe "Iconica" which is quite the secret destination. It's a must go to if you ever visit NoHo. The owners have literally turned a small building into a work of art in which they serve artfully crafted food and drinks.
One more sweater to close, another Revolution find. I'm into mixing shades of green these days. Sorry for the grainy photo which was taken with the computer as I had forgotten my phone that day.
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