Jeans- Dittos

Paramore T-shirt- American Vintage

Photographed by Daniella Clarke

Okay, none of this is actually vintage, except maybe my dad's 1964 Mustang in the background. That being said, there's a way to do a vintage look without being so literal about it. I've been noticing lately that flares and 70's are in. I'm not one to usually jump on the trends band wagon, but I do love the 70's. This outfit is 70's inspired, but with a modern twist. In Paramore world, this t-shirt is vintage (it's a tour t-shirt from 2007), but they're still a current band. Similarly, the jeans I'm wearing are from my mom's revival of the 70's brand Dittos. One thing to note about wearing super wide flares, you need some high shoes to prevent your pant legs from dragging on the ground. Well, at least this is true for me because I'm not all that tall. Jeffrey Campbells have some good platforms that could give you some height under any wide flares. 

What's your favorite decade?

xx Frankie

Jumpsuit- Zara

Shoes- Chloé

Bracelet- Olvera Street

Photographed by Daniella Clarke

It's been a long time since I rock n rolled... Not really, I just got back from spring break in Brazil! It was such a fun trip and it was great to see four different cities in just one short week. I decided to go to Brazil for spring break because 1) my dad was on tour in South America with Slash and spring break fell on the same week that he would be in Brazil AND 2) I've never been to South America before. Let it be known that rock n roll is still alive and well in South America. In one week we went to Brasilia, Curitiba, Porto Alegre, and São Paulo (even though I was only in São Paulo for less than a day). Not only did I get to explore the cities, but I also got to play on stage with my dad in Porto Alegre! It was awesome and I have never played in front of THAT many people before. We played a Rolling Stones song called Dead Flowers, which seemed a bit fitting for the title of this flowery post. 

SO, while I was in Brazil, I did some shopping. I found this floral printed jumpsuit at Zara in Brasilia. I know it sounds lame that I was overseas and went to Zara, but it's actually cool because they carry totally different pieces. This jumpsuit is something I definitely don't have and I kind of love it for spring. It's an easy outfit in one. I know it's not my usual "glam rock" go-to look, but it's a more casual and Coachella spin on the 70's leather jumpsuits I usually obsess over. I paired the jumpsuit with my favorite Chloé boots and a skull bracelet I got from a street vendor on Olvera Street in LA, then I was off to the Grove with Keelan to look for our Coachella outfits. 

xx 

Frankie

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