The beautiful weather and promise of barbecue has put me in a really good mood. I decided to wear this swishy skirt I picked up in Chicago and enjoy the dappled sunlight and cool breeze.
Tank top & scarf, Urban Outfitters; skirt, H&M; shoes, Jeffrey Campbell
Have a fabulous 4th of July!
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