A Rainy Day at the Met
My good friend Marc and I took a trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on this very rainy Thursday. Unfortunately, I had no idea the museum was doing some renovations on the second and third floors, so many of my favorite pieces were displayed under a maze of glass cases. We had a great time strolling through the exhibits, eating at the cafeteria, and then heading back downtown for afternoon cupcakes. Yumm.
Me with John Singer Sargent‘s The Wyndham Sisters. I wore a light heather grey merino wool turtleneck under a black silk chiffon blouse with a red satin bow (both from Club Monaco) paired with dark indigo Madewell jeans and topped with a black Club Monaco trench coat.
Here’s me without the trench at home.
I wore my vintage raw ruby ring because I love the way that the color almost perfectly matches the red of the satin bow.
I wore my carved wooden feather earrings that my boyfriend gave me for my birthday a couple years ago.
My favorite Costume National black riding boots finished the look. They got a little scuffed up, dirty, and wet so they’re off to my shoe guy to get shined up tomorrow.
Some of my favorite pieces that I saw today:
Chuck Close Lucas
And a close up of that painting so that you can admire the color mixing.
Marc with Morris Louis‘ Untitled.
William Orpen Self Portrait
Gustav Klimt Mada Primavesi
Marc in the temporary maze of glass display cases. It felt like a super fancy Ikea.
An Art Nouveau necklace that we fell in love with. FYI, Art Nouveau is my favorite period in art.
Intricate ancient Egyptian gold necklace and earrings.
***Music today: Beirut‘s “The Flying Club Cup”













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