Outfit Details:
hat – H+M
glasses – Ray-Ban
Joie Vanity Jacket – c/o Joie (their new e-commerce launches in a few days!)
grey shawl collar sweater – Bobby’s
Free People loose knit tunic – Bloomingdales (it was $11 on sale!)
black tank dress (underneath – H+M
Hansel from Basel tights – c/o Emerging Thoughts
Vance boots – c/o Blowfish
bag – c/o Coach
K ring – Fancy Sexy Me (at Artists + Fleas in Williamsburg)
nail polish – Estee Lauder Purple Passionlipstick – Bobbi Brown Sandwash Pink

Contrary to what the product placement suggests, this post is not sponsored by Starbucks. My fall and winter, however, might as well be – I use hot coffee and tea as hand (and stomach) warmers. My favorite part is seeing how they spell my name; I rarely offer the correct spelling, because it’s more fun that way. When I was a kid, I used to get annoyed at people who constantly mispronounced my name, but now that I’m an older and more patient adult (this is actually a total lie), I don’t mind. People call me Keeko, Cocoa, Kiko (pronounce kEYEko), sometimes even Kayla. I don’t even notice, anymore. If you have an unusual name – and I know it’s common in Japan, but not the in the states – you have to expect it. For the record, it’s Keiko and it’s pronounced Cake-oh. But you can call me Keeko, if you want. I can’t hear you through your computer, anyway.

Just don’t do it in front of my mom. She might cut you.