Even when I’m headed out to a night that requires me to whip out my highest platform heels, I somehow manage to dress it all down with denim. The True Religion Cora Mid-Rise jean is a unique shade of blue with a slight fade that I just love. Best cuffed, and with something oversize on the top. Like a bohemian tunic blouse, and black silk scarf. Somehow I got caught on 42nd street, hailing a cab down to dinner at the West Village. Always running late. Always heading across town.
I’m back in NYC for fashion week, and my darker locks totally bring out the rock n’ roll in me. I’m slipping back into extra wide flares along with blacks and whites. Hiding behind round aviators. But right now, I can’t get enough of the True ReligionRunway Collection Flare jeans. Talk about the most comfortable, stretchy flare ever made. Plus, it’s got that distressed hem that gives it that extra ooze of cool. Even reminding me of my grungy raw edged flares back in the 90’s. I like this indigo jean best with my favorite tee-shirt (yes I’m still a Los Angeles girl at heart) and skinny neck scarf. With denim, everything goes. It’s a little Kate Moss. But a lot more off-duty.
From San Juan Del Sur, we boated out to the stunning Jicaro ecolodge, on it’s own private island off the coast of Granada. We were immediately greeted by iced lime tea, and the rush of fresh air surrounded by nothing but green lush. It felt nice to be so remote. With only about 5 other people on the island, it was extremely quiet and peaceful. Just the occassional sound of a boat passing by. Our casita was extra romantic. Two stories, super minimal, and all made of wood. I spent most of the afternoon dipping into the pool, before slipping on a perfect pair of True Religion jeans, and lying on our hammock. The sound of the waves hitting the rocks below like a lullaby. I had no intention of going back to main land.
I’ve had Nicaragua on my mind all summer. Maderas Village our final destination. Little did we know we’d be doing a lot more adventuring that sticking by the local beaches. I couldn’t wait to capture the country’s untouched beauty and colorful culture. And love any excuse to pour hot sauce on just about anything. A bottle perfectly set on every table. I knew that the country wasn’t as developed as some of Central America, but I was ready for a wild adventure in all of it’s rawness. For these types of adventures, I always travel in jeans. They survive just about anything in any circumstance. The more torn up the better. True Religionremains one of the softest denims out there, and you cannot beat their perfect slim fit. Being a California native, my style has always revolved around denim. Of every single wash. It’s currently rain season in Nicaragua, and I knew I’d be living in some good denim blues..whether it be just spread across the hammock at our casita or galloping on a horse at sundown. I packed my 2 favorite pairs. The Audrey boyfriend and Mid-Rise boot cut. Both getting better with age. I would immediately stepped into my jeans with my bikini on after getting out of the swell while surfing to warm up. Easily transitioning into the city nightlife of San Juan Del Sur by throwing on a vintage tee. We did as the locals did. We rode in the open back of the truck speeding down the narrow streets, holding onto our hats. Ate huevo rancheros every morning complete with a side of tortillas. We even rented a dune buggy for an afternoon zooming through the dirt roads, discovering secret beaches and passing the local farms filled with cows, chickens, and pigs. Traveling somewhere so foreign, where life is still so simple, is the perfect escape.
More from my True Religiondenim diaries coming soon.
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