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Spring is here and it's time to LAYER


So, Spring is on its way and I could not be happier about the warm weather (hopefully) coming soon. With that being said us Canadians don’t get instant relief; Toronto weather is notorious for changing its mind often meaning we have to be prepared for anything. Which brings me to the topic of today’s post, layering.


This outfit is a very clear example of what I wear on a daily basis. I love the look of a long-sleeved t shirt paired with a short-sleeved graphic over top. This is a good way for added warmth and the striped one I’m wearing here adds a pop to any outfit. The booties I’m wearing are a patent fake leather, which adds some texture to the outfit, and the white laces tie in well with the striped t-shirt. On the bottom, I’m just wearing a pair of skinny black jeans with a frayed hem. I added more layers to the outfit with a black puffer vest, and my favourite black nylon Levis jacket on top. This is not only good for the ever-changing weather, but it is also a trend we have seen on the F/W 2018 Balenciaga runway (they were a bit more over the top with it). As for my accessories, I threw on my trusty black beret and my favourite tiny oval orange sunnies to tie in with the Harley-Davidson logo.


Outfit Details
Striped Tee – Value Village
Harley Davidson Tee – Value Village
Jeans – Value Village
Booties – Forever 21
Vest – Value Village
Levis Jacket – That Vintage Shop (@thatvtg on instagram)
Beret – Amazon
Glasses – Value Village

Overall this outfit has many layers that you can remove, or add on throughout the day for any range of weather. It also features one of my favourite colour combos that I have seen trending lately, orange & black.







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