Angels Landing.

Hello hello! As promised, here is the second half of my camping trip (part 1 here). This climb was by far the most intense trail I've ever hiked, but it was absolutely amazing! It has definitely sparked my new love for hiking and I can't wait to embark on more adventures. These pictures don't nearly do the view justice,   but hopefully you'll get a taste of the beauty. Enjoy! 

A herd of 11 deer were right outside our tent!

All I wanted was a picture, but got tricked into running all the way up Walter's Wiggles. 

Still can't believe I climbed this bad boy! My heart was pounding before we started. 

Started from the bottom... now I'm here! 

Made my mark and topped off this little guy! 

Exhausted, but the adrenaline rush was so worth it. 

With love, 

Patti

Off Duty.

jacket BP / boyfies GAP / booties Vince Camuto

Hello hello! I have to say, when I first received this jacket, I wasn't all that impressed with it, but I fell a little bit in love with it after I tried it on with a couple outfits. It's definitely as soft as it looks, but what I really love about it is that it's a faux shearling jacket with a more casual fit. I'm that girl who tries to wear faux fur all the time as soon as the weather starts to cool down (let's be real, fur is not necessary at all in SoCal).  But I've always felt that it tends to dress up a look, so finding a piece that I could wear casually meant instant brownie points! 

With love,

Patti

Utahrizona.

Hello hello! I've been MIA lately, but hopefully I can make it up with some of these postcard-esque photos from my recent camping trip! This past weekend, in an almost spur of the moment decision, I went camping in Zion National Park with some of my good friends and I have to say, this was by far the most memorable camping trip I've ever been on. Every photograph looked like it should have been featured in National Geographic, not because of my photography skills, but just because the autumn scenery was absolutely breathtaking. Crisp, golden leaves just floated from trees and that in and of itself was enough for me, since we don't really get that in Southern Cali. The views from the few hikes we took left me in awe, and I don't think I've ever appreciated nature more. I had such a difficult time selecting from my billions of photos, but I hope you enjoy this first half! 

Tsangtastic inspired.

Little guy was just standing on the ledge like it was no big deal.

Upper Antelope Canyon in Arizona. Flash floods flow through the canyon and make these beautiful striations in the rock. 

*Please excuse the blurriness, bad lighting and low temps don't make for very clear pics.

Horseshoe Bend, created by the winding twists of the Colorado River is also in AZ, only several miles from Antelope Canyon. 

With love,

Patti