A few weeks out of the year, Miami blesses us with temperatures below 80 degrees. On these cooler days, I run to my sweater shelves & joyfully throw on one of my favorite cozy knits. I’ve been building up my collection for quite some time and every winter I re-evaluate my stock so I can keep a lookout for new pieces to fill in possible gaps.
SHOP MY STYLE: Sweater – sold out but love this one!| Denim Shorts | Lace Up Heels – similar! | Leather Backpack [amazing price, FYI] | Krewe Sunglasses | Crochet Clutch | Necklaces: Gold Coins – Large Coin | La Luna Rose Rings: Evil Eye – Globe – Star | MAC Lip Color | Essie Nail Polish
For me, I consider sweaters to be somewhat of a splurge item because I think of them as more of a jacket than a top. This also means I baby them a little when it comes to washing and storing them. This year I scored a couple of great knits from some of my favorite California babes, Lux & the Moon. Their sweaters are at a great price point with most of them being under $60 & they have so many styles from pullovers to cardigans to sweater dresses to over-sized cardigans, among others. [click descriptions to shop!]
Just in case you’re wanting to add to your sweater stash, I linked a few staple pieces as well as some trendier items below. As always, sending lots of tropical vibes your way!
Xx – Rachael
[Photography: Christine Michelle Photography]
![H A P P Y E A R T H D A Y ☼ the only thing crazier than my hair is the amount of trash we picked up on a seemingly “clean” beach. i gotta give lots of claps to miami beach in general, because we do keep our beaches beautiful BUT it was the TINNYYY minuscule pieces of plastic in the wrack line [seaweed] & in the crevices of these rocks, that blew my mind. there were so many dime sized shards of plastic that they somehow looked like they belonged there, wtffffff. my mother is an avid cleaner of beaches, she’s holding down the fort on cape cod, so i’m never shocked to see big trash but it’s the small pieces that you barely notice that are doing tons of damage as well. if you don’t care enough to pick up for the planet, then do it for selfish reasons = these tiny trash particles are RUINING YOUR SPICY TUNA ROLL, SISTER. super warm n cozy thank you to the @palmshotelmiami for putting together this awesome event & thanks to @samba.sol for protecting my feet with their eco-friendly flops, while climbed all over these rocks. also, we found a crab, also if you read all of this, you’re my favorite... yes, you. xx](https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/vp/a49b4cb88e47002787ba3ec3c7073f11/5D51AD08/t51.2885-15/sh0.08/e35/p640x640/57446609_131201728026381_8426543274681579225_n.jpg?_nc_ht=scontent.cdninstagram.com "H A P P Y E A R T H D A Y ☼ the only thing crazier than my hair is the amount of trash we picked up on a seemingly “clean” beach. i gotta give lots of claps to miami beach in general, because we do keep our beaches beautiful BUT it was the TINNYYY minuscule pieces of plastic in the wrack line [seaweed] & in the crevices of these rocks, that blew my mind. there were so many dime sized shards of plastic that they somehow looked like they belonged there, wtffffff. my mother is an avid cleaner of beaches, she’s holding down the fort on cape cod, so i’m never shocked to see big trash but it’s the small pieces that you barely notice that are doing tons of damage as well. if you don’t care enough to pick up for the planet, then do it for selfish reasons = these tiny trash particles are RUINING YOUR SPICY TUNA ROLL, SISTER. super warm n cozy thank you to the @palmshotelmiami for putting together this awesome event & thanks to @samba.sol for protecting my feet with their eco-friendly flops, while climbed all over these rocks. also, we found a crab, also if you read all of this, you’re my favorite... yes, you. xx")
