Hello Darlings,

First of all, I’ve been updating My Store and adding new items. I still have lots of items coming!!! Be sure to check back.

Also between the study time, family and friends, and millions of errands…I have taken up cooking and learning finance 101 :)

That’s right, when it comes to cooking I am clueless…so I’ve purchased my first cooking book,Cooking Light Way to Cook, and intensively reading all 496 pages of it.Between my art history books, I am also squeezing in some time to read a finance book, Financially Stupid People Are Everywhere: Don’t Be One of Them. When it comes to life, think that besides looking flawless and being intelligent every woman needs to master a skill of cooking and taking care of her own finances. Therefore, I’ve taken up the challenge and will definitely update you on the progress! Yes, be expecting a finance 101 post… :) If I manage to make some sense on how to be smart with money.

Now moving on to my outfit, I wore this to run errands and then do a little bit of shopping. I was very eager to wear my new handmade Candela “Robin” booties, which just arrived yesterday :) After purchasing a pair of Candela “Tokyo” Brogues, I fell in love with the quality of leather and craftsmanship that this brand offered. This pair exceeded my every expectation, the quality is exceptional! Super excited :) I’ve always wanted a pair of Frye Harness Boots, not only because of their historic past but the effortless look as well. The story behind them is:

In the 60′s women began to wear Frye boots in clear and bold defiance of restrictive 1950s femininity.They were a boot that meant strength and power, which women were intent on claiming at the time… Every woman seemed to have a pair, and they were such an iconic part of the decade that when the Smithsonian Institute was searching for items to represent 1960s America, they chose a pair of Fryes.”( Garcia, The One Hundred, pg.94)

However due to their wide fit, I could not find a pair that would fit my narrow foot. As a result, I decided to search out a boot that embodied the spirit and style of Fryes and as a result decided on this pair.

I am wearing:
Wilfred Free Semi-Sheer Long Sleeve Top—from Aritzia
Rich & Skinny Cardo Pants in Putty— from revolveclothing.com
Mike & Chris “Paul” Leather Hoodie— from Holt Renfrew Last Call
Wilfred wool scarf—from Aritzia, Sherway
Candela NYC “Robin” boots—from bluefly.com
Marc by Marc Jacobs Bow Percy Purse—a gift
Diamond Studs— a gift

As for the rest of the look, I’ve been obsessed with khaki color palette and especially the way it looks with my cooper/red hair. This might sounds silly but I have been looking for items that beautifully compliment my hair color :) At least, that is what I had in mind when I picked up this olive semi-sheer top which I love wearing with my neutral lace D&G bra that you can catch a glace on when in direct sun light.

Well, I am off to catch a Maple Leafs game…

Wishing Everyone a Beautiful Weekend!!!

With Love…

Marta

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12 Responses to In With The Boot…

  1. Sherin says:

    Both books sound interesting and really useful. I really want to take up cooking properly at some point as well. The pants and boots are both amazing looking on you.

  2. Michelle says:

    love the pants and boots together.

    excited for the finance post!

  3. I love those boots! You’re looking great as usual, sigh =)

    Hope you had a great weekend!

  4. Josie says:

    You look gorgeous! LOVE the boots. And good for you for taking up cooking — I must learn how, honestly.
    xo Josie
    http://winksmilestyle.blogspot.com

  5. I don’t think it’s silly to find clothes that compliment that gorgeous hair of urs:) Lovely photos, as always, Marta! Hmm, I think I may need to read the book above, as well!:) Definitely, looking forward to ur finance posts! Hope u enjoyed the weekend!

  6. That’s a pretty cool history behind the brand! Thanks for posting it :)

    I love the first pic of you in the car!

    I cannot cook…at all. I should buy that book haha!

  7. Laura says:

    Can’t wait for the posts on the books! I’m sure that they’ll be very useful!
    Also, love those studs on the boots!
    xoxo
    Laura

  8. Love this and your whole blog so much. Just so much inspiration. Stunning.

    Karoline @ SECONDHAND NEWS

  9. great outfit! i love white jeans with boots and jackets. very sassy! and good luck with the cooking!!! my mom pretty much forced me to cook when i was younger, so that’s an italian mother for you… if you ever need any tips, let me know. haha.

    http://laurenlanzaosias.blogspot.com

  10. marisa says:

    i love your hair colour

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