Carrie Bradshaw for a day.

On Monday, I went into NYC by myself for the first time ever!
I have been to NYC plenty of times, I absolutly love the city and I am comfortable there,
but being alone is a different experience.

I went into the city to meet with JBC Style about career options!
I'm looking to change careers,
so if you see any openings you think would be a good fit in NJ/NY/PA let me know!

 What I Wore: glasses- BonLook, lips- OFRA Long Lasting Liquid Lipstick x Kathleen Lights in Miami Fever, necklace- BaubleBar, top- Target, blazer- GAP, pants- Anthropologie, heels- Target, bag- 3.1 Phillip Lim for Target

Thanks NJTransit for these heavy dollar coins to start my trip with an extra pound in my wallet

While people watching / drinking my Starbucks red cup in Times Square:

I had a quick lunch at HARU, a few simple sushi rolls, it was decent

Loved this Macy's Kate Spade home display, love everything about this!

Before I left NYC, I had to check out Duane Reade's makeup selection!
I fell in love with this RAMY eyeshadow in "Daisy Duke",
since I have never seen/tried this brand, I picked it up for 75% off, so it was less than $5!

Of course on the way to/from NYC I listed to a ton of podcasts,
one in particular that I found inspiring was the memory palace episode 76
called: "Mary Walker Would Wear What She Wanted"
about a revolutionary woman who wore what she wanted and broke boundaries in pants =)

I finally watched the documentary called "Iris" on Netflix

About Iris Apfel the "rare bird of fashion",
so incredibly inspiring.
She has such a great eye, and is quite the collector, no minimalism here!
Her relationship with her now late husband is so beautiful to watch,
this documentary & trip to NYC breathed new life info me.

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Speaking of style icons, tell me this little girl dressed as "a cat lady"
is not my future offspring?
LOOK at those leopard glasses =0

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Hope to see you again soon NYC ;*

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