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KATIE KENNEDY

Winterized Coral

January 17, 2019

NYC Style Blog, Pantone, Living Coral, Color Guide, Color of the Year

Jacket || Sweater || Jeans || Loafers || Handbag || Sunglasses

Every year, around this time, I start chomping at the bit to find out the Pantone ‘Color of the Year.’ Since I’ve been blogging we’ve had the refreshing ‘Greenery‘ in 2017 and the dramatic ‘Ultra Violet‘ in 2018. 2019 is finally here and I’m so excited to play with this year’s color, ‘Living Coral’ as often as I can. It’s such a fun shade that is right up my alley. Dare I say, I think it’s my favorite one yet.

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Pulling of such a bright, summery color in the dead of an NYC winter is not for the faint of heart. You will absolutely make a statement among the sea of black and shades of grey. The trickiest thing here is to find a piece of coral that will still keep you warm when the temperature drops. With coral, that’s easier said than done. 
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That’s why, when I found this coral jacket from Nordstrom, I literally jumped for joy. The teddy coat style was a new concept to me and, if we’re being honest, I was a bit intimidated by how much fabric there was when I opened the box. I was guilty of judging a book by it’s cover because as soon as I slipped this jacket on, I fell in love. It was so dang cozy and it made for a great statement on an otherwise mono-chromatic black ensemble. 

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To give you all of the coral inspiration you can handle, I rounded up some of my favorite pieces that stick with this Pantone ‘Color of the Year’. Since vacation and warmer weather are hopefully coming soon for you, there are tons of resort pieces here, but I know that many of us still have months left of winter. The pieces that can be layered or worn in the cold, those are for you. Which is your favorite?

Love from NYC,
Katie

NYC Style Blog, Pantone, Living Coral, Color Guide, Color of the Year

1: Polka Dot Dress || 2: Sneakers || 3: Running Shoes || 4: Sunglasses || 5: Splurge Pants || 6: Versatile Handbag || 7: Rain Jacket || 8: Beach Bag || 9: Cocktail Dress || 10: Travel Guide || 11: Teddy Jacket || 12: Scalloped One-Piece || 13: Striped One-Piece || 14: Peplum Top || 15: Statement Earrings || 16: Maxi Dress || 17: Decorative Pillow


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NYC Direct Beach Getaways

January 16, 2019

NYC Style Blogger, Beach Getaway, Travel Blogger, Wanderlust, Beach Style

Similar Swimsuit || Scarf || Sunglasses

We’re right in the middle of Winter and all I can do is dream about my next warm weather getaway. I was spoiled rotten living in Florida. I didn’t have to go anywhere to get a beach day in January or February, I was already there! I’m sure I’m not the only Northern gal thinking this way and I’ve done some research for you so you don’t have to. There are oodles of direct-flight destinations for you to choose from.

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  • Bermuda (JFK to BDA): For being an international destination, this spot couldn’t be easier to get to. Just a quick 2 1/2 hours separates you from this gorgeous island. David and I will be heading here for a long weekend in less than a month. Don’t worry, I’ll be sure to share all of the details.
  • Palm Beach (EWR or JFK to PBI): Who said beach vacations have to be out of the US? My love for Palm Beach has been no secret since I spent a weekend there with my girlfriends (posted here). It’s a quiet little town that will give you the exact kind of R&R you’re looking for.
  • Tulum (JFK to CUN): Okay, so this spot requires a flight to Cancun and a two hour drive down the coast, but I just had to include it on my list. This Mexican town on the Gulf Coast seems like a bohemian dream and I talk about going there at least once a month!
  • Puerto Rico (JFK to SJU): Another sunny destination that (surprisingly) doesn’t require a passport. Because Puerto Rico is a US Commonwealth, you get all the perks of the Caribbean without having to go through customs. David and I went on a trip here a few years ago and we can’t wait to go back.
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  • Aruba (JFK or EWR to AUA): I personally have never been to Aruba, but many of my co-workers go every year, so it must be good! Just the sound of Aruba sounds like the prime example for a beach getaway. Que The Beach Boys.
  • Miami (LGA, EWR, or JFK to MIA): If you want one more domestic vacation that has a little bit more of the party scene, Miami may be the choice for you. Being another major US city, there are multiple, inexpensive flights daily from all three of the local airports.
  • Barbados (JFK to BGI): Honestly, is there anywhere Jet Blue doesn’t fly? When planning our February trip, Barbados the number two favorite. The only issue I had was that the flight was a little too long for a long weekend. If you have the chance for a longer trip, this may be the destination for you. 
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Just talking about all of these vacation spots is giving me major wanderlust. I’m always open to adding more places to my travel bucket list. If you have any other recommendations, be sure to leave a comment below and happy traveling!

Love from NYC,
Katie


Filed Under: New York, Travel, Uncategorized

Brunch at The Library

January 15, 2019

NYC Style Blogger, St. Pete, Restaurant, Florida, Preppy Style, Chinoiserie

Shirt || Jeans || Sandals || Bag

This blog post is for all of my Tampa Bay friends and readers who are looking for a new restaurant to try out. I know I’m over 1,000 miles away, but I still like to stay ‘in-the-know’ of what’s happening in my former home city. It’s called The Library, formerly The Peabody, and I think it may just be your new favorite restaurant!

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This restaurant is situated right next to the John Hopkins All-Children’s Hospital in downtown St. Pete. As the name implies, it feels like your own private library with blue-filled bookcases, cozy chairs, and all kinds of nautical touches. I definitely left with plenty of interior design inspo.

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Now, since it’s a restaurant, let’s talk about food! While I didn’t steal any shots of David or my meal, everything was absolutely delicious. David opted for their Breakfast Burrito and this thing was absolutely gigantic! Like the health nut I am absolutely NOT, I went for the Eggs Benedict because it covered all of the buzz words: pork belly, fried green tomatoes, creole! Whatever you do, be sure to come hungry!

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The Library officially won my heart! The only issue I have is that I can’t go every weekend for brunch. You’ll have to help me out with this and stop by as soon as you can! Let me know what you order and I’ll eat vicariously through you!

Love from NYC,
Katie


Filed Under: Florida, Travel, Uncategorized

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