You guys, I’m addicted to buying plants. Can’t stop, won’t stop = my plant-buying philosophy. I’m also addicted to online shopping and that’s a real issue, whereas plant-buying is totally okay to do. For example, this dress from ASOS is something I didn’t need at all, but it sure made me smile so I put it in my online cart and look how precious it is? I feel like I stepped into 1992. All I need are some black Converse, a scrunchy or two, and a choker necklace, which lucky for me, are all on their way thanks to another online shopping excursion (kidding! I’m so not ready for a choker necklace). But plants? Those are definite needs. THEY GIVE US OXYGEN, for goodness sake. They do, right? My last science class was like 10 years ago probably.
Just so you know, I air out all my issues here so I don’t have to pay for therapy. So thanks! Anyway, I wore this get-up to the Everlane party this weekend, which by the way, was a total blast. Great venue, great food, great people, great company. Here’s an instagram from it.
Happy Monday!
OUTFIT DETAILS | ASOS dress, Madewell boots, Coach bag
you’re too cute! and that hair cut! seriously! (thumbs up emoji)
Where are you plant buying the most in LA? I’m tired of the home depot selection!
My 2 favorite nurseries are right next to each other actually! They are Hashimoto’s Nursery and Yamaguchi Nursery and they’re on Sawtelle Blvd in West LA. LOVE them. They both have an amazing selection! I go to Hashimoto for their indoor plant selection and Yamaguchi for their succulent selection. I also love Rolling Greens in West Hollywood and Culver City. You can also get GREAT plants at the LA flower mart in downtown.
Thanks! My next day off will include at least one of these places. 🙂
P.S. My echeveria is blooming with bright orange flowers right now, which makes me love summer, and want to go out and get more succulents! (I’m sure you’ll appreciate.)
you are a BEAUT!