Early Harvest Style: Saffron Elegance
There are so many items on this board that I adore! Everything here makes me pine for a more glamorous life so I could put these gorgeous finds to good use.
This late summer/early fall look celebrates the richness of late August with a saffron-hued maxi dress that captures the warmth of the season.
Paired with versatile yet innovative accessories — from the structured handle of the ivory and burgundy handbags by Maison Admire, to the textured LaBante clutch — this outfit adapts effortlessly to any occasion.
Choose between soft pearl-detailed kitten heels for an elevated evening, or strappy denim sandals for a more playful touch. This new-to-me brand, AERA, is making the most gorgeous and seemingly comfortable(quilted soles) heels and slip-ons.
I have been obsessed with Bloomtine Jewelry all summer. The minimal gold jewelry and delicate gemstone earrings add subtle sparkle without overpowering the look.
This ensemble is perfect for late summer weddings, rooftop dinners, or harvest-season celebrations.
Dress
Alessia Dress in Egg Yolk Yellow By Omnes UK
Handbags
Lilith Vegan Bio Leather Bag – Burgundy By MAISON ADMIRE
Lilith Vegan Bio Leather Bag – Ivory By MAISON ADMIRE
Baby Bella Woven Vegan Leather Crossbody Bag – White By LaBante London
Shoes
Rosa Vegan Cotton Studded Heeled Mules – Nude By AERA
Claudia Vegan Cotton High-Heeled Slingback Sandals – Navy Grosgrain By AERA
Jewelry
Illuminess™ Premium 14K Gold Vermeil Starset Bangle – Gold By BLOOMTINE
Where there is love, there is magic” 14K Gold Vermeil Heart Bracelet | Gold By BLOOMTINE
Mini Halo Wings™ 14K Gold Vermeil Diamond Angel Choker – Gold By BLOOMTINE
Illuminess™ 14K Gold Vermeil Shooting Star Studs – Gold By BLOOMTINE
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