Connor and Tess are totally adorable together, aren’t they?
Dusk had already arrived when I spotted Becca on Belmont on my way home after a long day of street style hunting. I always spot the most amazing people when I least expect it, which is why I always carry my camera with me. That’s what is so exciting about being a street style photographer – you never know what you’re going to find on the street.
Becca is strikingly beautiful, the way her multicolored wisps of hair frame her charming face. There is an interesting contrast between her delicate gold necklaces and the boldness of her multiple facial piercings. The cat-eye makeup provides the perfect level of makeup to create a truly extraordinary portrait.
The pattern on Randy’s coat is strikingly similar to the House of Harlow “tribal” ring I bought at a local boutique while I was home for my birthday. Navajo and other tribal prints are becoming a strong trend, helped in no small part by designer collections like Pendleton for Opening Ceremony and the Proenza Schouler Fall 2011 collection. This look specifically brings to mind the Proenza Schouler Baja poncho.
