

romper: romeo and juliet
shoes: jeffrey campbell
bag: london fog
i absolutely hate public transportation; it's inefficient, messy, and full of nutty people (hello, insane man that looked like a ninja turtle and spend the whole train ride screaming at people) - not to mention expensive. for these reasons, bryan and i decided to bring our bikes into new york city. we rode over the george washington bridge, down riverside drive to central park, down 5th ave. to the bridal garden, and then over the williamsburg bridge into brooklyn (
check out a map of our ride here). it was overall pretty successful - traffic was packed, so we just wove our way downtown.
it was my first time in brooklyn. while it seemed neat, and full of young-ish people and bikes and little vintage stores, i'm not sure i'm sold on it. after hearing rent prices ($1600 for a one bedroom!), it seems like such a rip-off. we met up with our friends mark and
sue at this amazing restaurant,
dumont. i highly reccommend that you visit if you're ever in the area; we had bacon mac and cheese, burgers, artichokes, and ribs, with some amazing cocktails. there is a large dining patio in the back, overgrown with different plans and flowers. it really feels like you've stepped out of of new york and into a little european cafe.
how was your weekend?
ps: i won a vintage outfit contest over at
starship narcissus. look for an interview soon!