Navy at Brunch.

Bustling Pastis for Saturday Brunch via Instagram

Everyone was out and about this weekend in NYC and it would have almost been a sin not to with the gorgeous weather. Although Standard  might have had a 150 person line and getting in line at the Frying Pan was a mere three blocks away from the boat's entry, we were able to sit right down at Pastis for brunch in Meatpacking this weekend without the wait. We then parked ourselves at West Village's Whitehorse Tavern to enjoy the rest of the afternoon. 

Comfortable heels were key for walking and a blazer made of a casual light weight knit dresses up any look but keeps it daytime and weekend appropriate.

(Denim; Henry & Belle (seen here); Blazer, Aqua; Tee, J.Crew; Belt, J.Crew; Shoes, Tory Burch; Purse, Tory Burch; Sunnies, Ray-Ban; Photos taken by J. Glascott)

P.S - What's your favorite brunch spot?

Old School.

 Believe it or not, this blazer is vintage. Vintage as in I got it in high school and vintage as in I bought it from Abercrombie way back when Abercrombie may or may not have dictated my entire wardrobe. Of course I liked to add my own bits and pieces to the brand's staples, like pairing argyle knee socks and a rugged pair of Birkenstock's (remember those!?) in order to separate myself from the sea of A&F clones, and while it has been years since stepping foot into A&F's doors, whipping this piece out for Easter Dinner made me realize how much their quality has diminished since my A&F sporting days.

The intricate detail of this blazer à la corduroy elbow pads and wooden buttons screams classic. So much so that practically 10 years later I can still wear it as a light jacket.

(Flats, Tory Burch (seen here); Denim, Henry & Belle; Chambray, J.Crew; Jacket, Abercrombie & Fitch (old); Belt, J.Crew; Nails, Essie Spaghetti Strap)

As you can see, I decided to take my Aaden Flats for another spin around town.

Follow-up: I think I have finally broken them in!