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Ph. by Rachel Scroggins

Tory Burch jeans, Forever 21 blouse, Vintage blazer, Jeffrey Campbell boots, what was previously my Dad's Vintage belt

This past week I spent a lot of time shooting & hanging out with Rachel, who I met last year after she took my photo for a street style feature on a cold Fall afternoon. After running into each other at multiple Fashion Week seasons, we've become great friends & I love hanging out with her! These were shot on her roof in Brooklyn, the sun slowly lingering on the horizon and fireworks leftover by her neighbors strewn all over the roof. Recipe for greatness!

Rachel let me play around with her antique cameras. This one is a Kodak Brownie, which my Dad also has in his collection. This camera was invented in 1900, and it was the first camera that really made photography accessible for emerging artists and camera enthusiasts alike because it was relatively inexpensive. This camera was responsible for a lot of amazing documentary photography during the depression and beyond.

As for le outfit, I've been experimenting with colored bottoms lately. I usually have nooo idea how to wear these jeans because they're absolutely nuts, but I've learned to just tone it down whenever I wear them. That gets the job done. Tory Burch's amazing eye for textiles has always inspired me, and these jeans are no exception. The fragmented colors come from photos of peeling paint and posters, the chipped colors make for a mélange of crazy legs. No complaints.

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