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cardi-Banana Republic(similar here), blouse-Skies are Blue via Le Tote, skirt-Mikkat Market(similar here from Asos), bag-Coach(similar here), flats-Shoe Mint(similarish here from Asos), necklaces-Gifted

Wore this lacey, breezy, romantic summer ensemble for a date night with Mr.Keller. I know, "date night" seems so cliche, but I don't have the energy to be spontaneous and carefree anymore. However, in my defense this wasn't just any dinner and a movie, we attended the Summer Barbecue Wine Dinner as part of the dinner events series at Omni William Penn's Terrance Room! So yep, that's pretty fancy schmancy if I do say so myself! It can be dicey when outfitting for an event, like this, especially during the summer. You want to be appropriate, but also comfortable and true to your style aesthetic. This tank from Le Tote was the starting point of the look. From there, I just started adding feminine pieces. The cardigan is the ultimate summertime topper as it's light weight, but adds some structure to the overall look. And because it WAS date night I busted out this Coach bag Mr. Keller got for me as an anniversary gift a couple of years ago. Delicate jewelry, and comfortable yet colorful flats finished off this fresh and amorous ensemble. 


Here are some pics from the dinner:



Menu


Corn Risotto


Lamb Loin

Dessert

YUM!



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