Francesca

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You know I love this era in music, but for fashion, you always have to make sure you are slightly referencing it and not looking like you are ready for Halloween. Instead of going for your basic fringe crop top or fringe vest, try a fringe belt bag or booties for a more low key look. Instead, pick chic statement western accessories to highlight like square toe booties, a statement belt or even some western-inspired jewelry. I went a bit more on the risque side with this outfit above, but made sure to downplay the sexiness on top with some slightly oversized high-waist boyfriend jeans on the bottom and covered up the pretty bra with a billowy sheer top.

It’s already getting hotter here in Southern California and all I can think about is busting out all the cute daisy prints, backless sweaters, strappy sandals, and pretty light layers. If you are going to be going for the backless sweater look, you may as well pick up a cute peak-a-boo bra that you don’t mind everyone seeing. Turn on your JavaScript to view content Smaller bags are making a comeback and I’m all for it. Here are some cute ones with  a lot of personality that would add the perfect flair to any outfit: Turn on your JavaScript to view content

This place reminded me so much of San Miguel de Allende (read about San Miguel and travel guide here), but instead was surrounded by Volcanos and had an even more rugged vibe. It was a short and sweet trip, but I was able to capture some photos and put together enough information to share this Antigua, Guatemala travel guide. Ok, enough rambling, let me share with you all the information I have on this awesome place: Check out the local coffee and chocolate factories Walk to the local artisan markets and see the gorgeous textiles Wander around and see the ruins (which is what John and I did mostly). I took three pairs of shoes: one translucent sandal to wear on nights out, gold woven flats to wear with dresses and white sneakers for those days of exploring around town and also for walking around the airport.