Classic Sheffield Lady// Daniel Wellington
Sunday, June 14, 2015
After eyeing this beauty for awhile, I finally took the jump and bought my first Daniel Wellington watch. I wear a watch everyday, its a staple to my outfits which I would be lost without. I had been on the hunt for a classic and clean looking watch when I stumbled upon this one. It was as if my watch prayers had been answered, the only thing that was stopping me from throwing my money to the sales associate and running away with my new baby was the price. While this is an investment, it is most definitely worth it. So here I am in love with this new watch, and all its simplistic goodness.
When I say this is the perfect watch for me I am not exaggerating. The face of the watch is white, with a black band, and rose gold detail. This essentially sums up a good portion of my wardrobe. The simple design allows the watch to be very versatile and go with nearly every outfit. It is the perfect size, which had been something I was concerned about. I have fairly small wrists, so sometimes watches can overwhelm my wrist, but that is not an issue with the Classic Sheffield Lady. It is 36mm in diameter,which I find to be the perfect size.
Watch: Daniel Wellington
Overall, in you are in the hunt of a good quality, everyday watch I highly recommend the Classic Sheffield Lady from Daniel Wellington. It's a piece to invest in that will defiantly be worth its money!
xxAshley
Plants Are Friends // ootd
Friday, June 5, 2015
Shirt: Brandy Melville // Jeans: Topshop(similar)
Sandals: Forever 21 // Bag: H&M(s/o)
Sunglasses: H&M
Suede Style
Sunday, May 24, 2015
For an easy day of running errands I wanted to keep it simple and comfy, while still looking like a functional member of society. This look is a easy way to do that!
Shoes: Forever 21 // Bag: Longchamp
Top:brandy melville // Shorts: H&M
Beach Day // CocoCay, Bahamas
Saturday, May 9, 2015
The last stop of the cruise was on one of Royal Caribbean's private islands, CocoCay. I was a little hesitant at first because the cruise ship was tenured and we had to take a small ferry to the island. Normally this wouldn't have been a problem, it was only about a 10 minute ride, but the wind was at 30 knots, so it was a little bumpy going in. Once I actually got onto the island I was in love!
The island was more than accommodating for the number of people on the ship. Because it was a private island,no one lived on the island, and only guests on could get there so it was not over crowded, which is a problem at many beaches. There were a lot of large palm trees which were a much welcome escape to the heat. Royal Caribbean provided a nice buffet style lunch, and had plenty of drinks at their many bars if you so desired.
I spent most of my day in the ocean. I had rented out a beach mat, which was comfortable to add extra cushion to the chairs, but also perfect for floating in the water. At first that was all I had planned on doing for the day, but after seeing how crystal clear the water was I knew i had to go snorkeling. I'm glad I got the snorkel gear because I saw a lot of cool sea life. My inner 5 year old was overly excited by the fish that looked just like Nemo and Dory that would swim right up to you. The fish here seemed to be overly confident in themselves and would get right up in your personal space, which was really cool. The best thing I saw was a sting ray that swam right under me just gliding on its way. It was a really relaxing afternoon in the water, and I highly remained it!
This cruise was short and sweet, and I loved every minute of it. I find myself always wanting to go back to Royal Caribbean for more cruises, and there is defiantly a reason why. You can't beat the high standard that Royal Caribbean has set. I feel like at this point if I went on any other cruise line I would just be disappointed. This trip was defiantly a 10 out of 10, and I would highly recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing weekend getaway!
xx Ashley