{Day One} 6 Days of Denim

//T-Shirt: New York souvenir shop//Crop jeans: American Eagle Outfitters//Shoes: Keds//Hat: J.Crew Factory//Necklace: Zara//Purse: borrowed from my sister//
 
 
Here's the first pair of denim bottoms that I bought! I was really wanting a pair of ripped up, destroyed jeans, so I knew these were a must!

 
I paired them with the classic New York souvenir and a black and gold statement necklace to jazz it all up. This was my first time wearing the sun hat and it totally saved me while the sun was beating down.
 

 
Having some photo shoot fun!


 
This necklace is so fun to wear. It's neutral tones can easily go with an every day t-shirt, as well as a dress or other formal wear for fancier occasions.

 
Bringing the style back to home with my favorite white tennies! Keds are so comfy and easy to wear.
 
This outfit incorporate lots of my favorite staple pieces, with the ripped cropped jeans being the centerpiece for me! Even though the pants are a little too fitted for the heat of summer, they're great for those cooler nights. They're a great length for the start of school, since our air conditioning is quite overpowering! Also, these will be a nice transition into fall because they can be worn with tall boots or even shorter boots and some comfy socks.
 
 

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