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 Fashion blogger rule #261: "If you find a wall with same colors as the outfit you're wearing, you MUST stop to take pictures there ... not really, but I spoted this abandoned Bodyshop? on my way to the furniture store and I had to convince Eric to double back to shoot this outfit, because finding a wall in Chicago that matches your clothes doesn't happen every day, and what are the odds to find it in the exact same shade of blush pink that the romper you're wearing? Anyway, even since THIS POST and all your positive feed back I've been trying to wear this color more often. It is one of the few colors I feel confortable wearing, and it's an added bonus the fact that is on trend this season. This lace romper & the slip dress from my previous post are some of the latest additions to my closet. Eric also got me another dress and a lace duster (that you'll see soon) in the same shade for my birthday. I guess he likes it too!

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Regla #261; "Si encuentras una pared que combine con tu outfit, debes parar a tomar fotos" ... o no. Econtre este lugar en camino a la tienda de muebles, y tuve que convencer a eric a regresarse a tomar unas fotos ahi, porque encontrar un lugar en Chicago que combine con tu ropa no sucede tan seguido, aun menos probable es que las paredes sean exactamente del mismo color rosa que tu vestido. Por cierto que  he estado usando  este color bastante desde que publique este post,ademas de que esta en tendencia esta temporada, a mi me encanta y es de los pocos colores con los que me siento comoda. Aparte de este romper y el vestido de mi post pasado, ya tengo otras cosas que pronto les ensenare..

Romper: Tobi (gifted) | Shoes/zapatos: similar - similar | Jacket/Chamarra (thrifted) : Similar - similar | Sunglasses/lentes: similar - similar | Bag/bolsa: Similar - similar

This place is right at a very busy main street and next to another bodyshop and a parking lot. We usually get really nervous when taking pictures around people that stare at us as if we are major weirdos, but we managed to get through that and get this done pretty quick. Have you been in a situation like that before? If you have any tips to shoot in crowded places, I would like to get some advice!