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Victoria Touring Outfit

Still on vaca on Vancouver Island folks and here's a recent day of touring around the provincial capital of British Columbia, Victoria.



 

Wait, what? No heels?!?! Grrrl, please!

Drawing Room Frock

Mr. Keller caught my reflection AND the Sitting Room Outfit, he's so good!

Exotic Dressing Gown

Hallway Pose
 

Skirt Action Shot!



Waiting for the bus...






Yes, those are houses/buildings tied to the dock
 






And then we checked out the car show in town.
 


Hot Rod
 
Outfit dets: jacket-Gap, dress-Duro Olowu for JCPenny(similar here), flats-J.Crew Factory, bag-J.Jill(gifted), cuff-vintage, rings-Jewel Mint


So far it has been a fun-filled adventure in the Pacific Northwest and we're currently in Campbell River and about to go whale watching!!!! So excited! As for the outfit above, I went with a comfortable, but graphic shift dress, and of course when touring a city flats are in order. The weather up here is a bit chilly so my fitted denim jacket provided some structure and warmth.  My studded vintage cuff gave me a bit of an edge, while the satchel bag was all function.

And don't forget to vote for my Rent the Runway dress here.

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