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Stripes & Leopard Print

 Another post in front(ish) of a river. This time the Allegheny with PNC Park in the background. Shooting downtown always yields striking pics. This is what I wore for the Mae Martin show The Possum at the Byham Theatre last week. 



















cardi/earrings--Amazon, turtle shell-Gap(more turtles here), pants-Uniqlo, sunnies-Diff Eyewear, necklace-Slide Jewels(similar here), bracelet/ring-Ana Luisa, tote-Handsome Podcast, sneaker-Cole Haan(more options here)


These pants are part of  "matching set" featured here. I love the idea of olive green with graphic black and white stripes, just feels so fresh, but easy. These leopard print sneakers stand out, while also being seamlessly part of the outfit.  My tote is from the Handsome Podcast which Mae is one of the co-host, but even if we weren't attending the show, I think the bag still works no matter the destination of the look. 


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