WHAT'S GOOD | Warby Parker's New Sculpted Series

all images via Warby Parker

I have no shade when it comes to Warby Parker shades. I mean, is there anyone better in the glasses game RN? So when they asked me to check out their new Sculpted Series collection, I just had to share. The 4 new frames are handmade in Italy from premium cellulose acetate and layered in the coolest way. On the face of each frame, 2 layers of contrasting acetate are laminated together, then sculpted down to reveal the layer behind giving a frame-within-a-frame effect. Loving all of the earthy, luxe-looking frames but I'm especially tempted by MAE in Onyx Tortoise & Ivory Horn. More like SLAY. And since they start at $195, I might just be able to justify a new pair to keep the rays at bay in the most stylish possible way. Check out Warby Parker's full sunglasses range here - but only if you're ready to pick up some new shades because, well, Warby Parker just does that to a girl. Enjoy pics & a little outfit inspo below. Thanks Warby Parker - call me anytime ;)

xx

1. Dress w Tie Belt, H&M | 2. Mae Sunglasses In Onyx & Ivory, Warby Parker | 3. Mini Tote w Handles, Zara | 4. Leather Mules, Zara | 5. BITE Beauty High Pigment Pencil, Sephora.

#Amazing: Instagram x Adidas

If you're like me, Instagram has become the most recent in a steady stream of social media addictions (read: time killers) from Facebook to Twitter to Pinterest.  And so I was like #instagood, I totally 'like' this and I should probably tweet about it, but it's way too good to cram into 140 characters. Thank goodness for my fashion blog. Okay, get this: Adidas is launching PhotoPrint, an app which lets shoppers customise their kicks with their own Instagram photos. With a few taps, users are able to print their favorite snaps straight onto a new pair of Adidas ZX Flux trainers. Whether your cute pooch, your kids, your cottage, or your one true love, the possibilities for personalization are endless. And you won't have to wait long - the app rolls out on iPhone and Android starting August 2014.  How fun is that?! Let me answer that: SO fun.