Pineapple Print Shorts

{swimsuit: Zinke c/o // shorts: Bethany Mota x Aeropostale c/o // sandals: Tory Burch (old, but similar styles HERE/HERE/HERE/HERE/HERE) // bag: Nannacay c/o // sunglasses: Saint Laurent // head scarf: vintage // bracelet: The Ropes Maine c/o (love this style) // necklaces: Maya Brenner "Numbers" & "Letters" c/o}

Happy Monday, dolls! I hope all the mother's out there had a fabulous Mother's Day weekend!!
Yesterday the weather was slightly overcast, but that didn't stop us from hitting up our fave beach spot. My beach look was a mix of colors and prints -- a little daring, but a ton of fun. I've been itching to wear this bikini by Zinke. I love the ruffled bandeau and the bottoms that are reversible (one side is the same print as the top, and the reverse is a pretty wine hue). The bandeau also comes with a strap to wear around the neck. I'll be styling it that way the next time I wear it. Another thing I couldn't wait to wear were these super cute shorts in pineapple print. Fruit print (especially pineapple) is huge this spring and summer (did you check out my trend report?). I love these shorts so much that I may or may not have worn them as pajamas-- hey, I couldn't help it! They're so comfortabe!! Aeropostale has some really awesome styles for summer. I cannot wait to show y'all the other fun pieces I have. One last part of my outfit that I've been waiting to share with ya'll is this Nannacay bag by Marcia Kemp. It's a brand I truly admire. Nãnãkay, Aymara Quechua name origin, stands for sisterhood of women. It is much more than a brand, it is a new project of social fashion -- "Creative Hands Transforming Lives". It's mission is to help people to develop creative potential, serving as a bridge between people who need help and people who want to help. The first line of products was produced by a community of artisans of Peru. Each bag is handmade and is unique.

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