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This may be the simplest look, but it’s still my favorite. I’ve had this vintage blazer for ages, bought over a year ago at an amazing estate sale on the Westside of LA. 100& wool and a fiery red, it’s my go-to standout blazer. Because of it’s color, I kept the rest of my look understated. But you have to check out these new J Brands! They are two-toned (half denim, half waxed) and they kind of look like leggings on crack (the good kind) due to their super hot thigh-high look. I swear everyone does double takes…am i wearing pants, thigh highs, or none of the above? I refuse to answer. THEY’RE JEANS. Topped off with a leopard belt and a geeky pair of penny loafers, I was all good for my day frolicking around the village in between meetings, errands, and some Stuytown fun (I swear I get lost in that place).

HAPPY HALLOWEEN from us here at Volcom! Just last week we shot this fun short film on the roof of my building here in New York. With a crazy tribal inspired mask, I got to bust some moves! TRICK OR TREAT! Watch the video:






(Free People blouse, Koshka cords, Dolce Vita boots, Rebecca Minkoff bag, Accessorize ring)
I love days that are completely spontaneous, and whenever I’m with Claire, they always are! Walking around our neighborhood in the village, we stopped to act like complete dorks and sniff the flowers and admire the pumpkins, before ending up at the local park…only to find a BREADED figure. Sooo yes, we asked a random dude to take our photo. Turns out he was a super sweet road biker from California! Eventually we befriended three really awesome road bikers (we’re talking bicycles not motorcycles haha). Being the overly friendly chicks that we are, we brought them to our favorite Israeli cafe before making our way to Williamsburg. There we played guitar and sang our own versions of everything from the Beatles to the Red Hot Chili Peppers! THINGS GET FUNNIER. To ease our hunger pains, we opted for mini cheeseburgers at (off all places) WHITE CASTLE, which was the only place open at 2 in the morning. All I can say is, it was a totally random, fun night meeting new people, making music, and eating at the most legendary fast food restaurant on the planet. I swear this kind of stuff only happens in New York! Oh yeah, I wore a really awesome Free People blouse and boyfriend cords. These pieces always bring me back memories of that evening!