As the days get shorter, we truly come to appreciate the seemingly endless sunlight taken for granted in the summertime. A photo shoot started at 5:30pm used to be plenty of time for good lighting, and now it all the sudden becomes a race against time.
Ironically enough, these photos were shot in Sunset Park in Brooklyn. Standing in the picturesque bronze sky along with the industrial touch of railroad tracks and factories, there was a magic unable to be described.
The real inspiration, however, came from the jewelry piece I wore. About a month ago, there was a little pop up stand that caught my eye while browsing at Bloomingdale's. Unlike the David Yurman's and Dannjo's surrounding it, these One Of a Kind pieces were delicately crafted in unique shapes. A bit of vintage inspiration mixed with a touch of bohemian spirit, all having been hand crafted in New York, I quickly fell in love with them all. Sara Reichert, the founder of the brand, is another woman with a story of passion and hardwork that instantly moved me.
So glad she's back in NYC from Nov.13 to Nov.16, to check out some of her pieces, find her at the One OAK by Sara pop-up shop at the ground floor of Bloomingdale's 59th street!
Photo by Gabriel Brandt
Wearing: One OAK by Sara jewelry, dress from Free People, vest by Saks Fifth Ave, and boots by J.Crew.
