Monday, 8 June 2015

OOTD - Mint Floral Dress


Nothing solidifies the fact that the warm weather is here to stay than the first bike ride on my beloved dutch step-through bicycle - or 'Betty Blue' as I like to call her (last seen in my 30 Before 30 post.) This style of bike is actually meant to accommodate riding in a skirt, so I chose to celebrate that by donning a cute floral mint skater dress - perfect for warm weekends!  I'm no stranger to a good floral pattern, but usually chose those that are set against a dark background so this mint number is a nice change for me.  Bonus points for this flowered mint dress matching my blue bike - score!  Summer, I'm ready for you!




Dress - Sheinside, Glasses - Céline Tilda, Bag - Rebecca Minkoff, Shoes - Forever 21


Check out my lazy companion Fritz hitching a ride!



Is there a particular item - or outfit - that screams summer to you?  Let me know!
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  1. I love that your dress matches your bike, even though it's a pretty gorgeous dress on its own. The mint color is very flattering on you.

    -Helen
    Sweet Helen Grace

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    1. Thanks Helen! I don't usually wear mint, but I think I just might start!

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  2. You guys are too cute! That dress seems made for the bike.

    Silly Medley: Lifestyle and Travel

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    1. Thank you, from me and Fritz! Yes, I have a crazy habit of dressing to coordinate with my bike :p

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  3. Rompers + jumpsuits! They scream summer ease to me. Great to pull on after a day on the lake or by the pool to take you straight into drinks!

    Kris | Love. Loft. Life.

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    1. Ohhhh I LOVE a good romper, especially for the cottage - which I'm learning to dress more appropriately for! Are you in TO any time soon? We can pool to drinks in our rompers!

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