For fashion gurus and art enthusiests like myself Soho is like something out of your wildest dreams. From the cobblestone streets on every block to the infamous cast-iron architecture, there is something so aesthetically pleasing about the chic New York City neighborhood unlike any other. When I think of Soho I think modern, sleek, urban, boho, vintage and high-end all jumbled into one thought.
I have always been one to die over a good vintage find and love the thrill of not being able to predict which treasures you may find. There is also something so special about finding unique pieces that are most of the time one of a kind, with years of stories under their belt. This past year I have become very conscious of sustainability and trying to improve my personal carbon footprint. I believe that shopping for vintage clothing is the ultimate form of up cycling and repurposing clothing for a longer life cycle, so whenever I get the chance to go out and hunt for some new clothing I always make sure to make some stops at my favorite vintage spots. One of them being Another Man's Treasure Vintage. Located in the heart of Jersey City just blocks from my apartment is one of the best spots for Levi cutoffs like the ones pictured below!! These fit like a glove and will be a staple piece in my summer rotation. AMT also has iconic original band tee's, Emilio Pucci bodysuits, Chanel suits, honestly the options are endless you'll have to go see for yourself if you happen to be in Jersey City.
I paired the Levi cutoffs with the perfect plain white tee from the Hanes X RE/DONE collaboration. RE/DONE is another hot spot for repurposed Levi's on the more expensive side but definitely worth it if you are looking for timeless denim that will last you a lifetime. To make the look a little bit more on the feminim side I wore these Tony Bianco tan suede mules with clear vinyl upper and man made sole. These shoes are the perfect height and super easy to walk in once they are broken in after a few uses!
Happy Monday Loves,
Jordan
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