.1. birds tank : po-em
.2. black glazed mule : zou xou
.3. parker shirt : furo
.4. spiced wine top : bella dahl
.5. leather zipper pouch : shilsol
.6. sontag top : furo
.7. whisper higher ground jeans : 3 x 1 denim
.8. navy riviera dress : 3rd season designs

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Summer doesn't have to be about flashy colors and nearly there clothing. At least not when you live in the Bay Area:) Our Summer Sun shoot was about muted tones and easy going style. 

Photo/Styling: Tori Secretario | Model: Savina Johnson | Makeup: Tamarus Mays

Here at Dandelion Post we love patterns! In this shoot Makaela shows how to wear bold prints and pattern play while keeping a minimalist look for Spring.

Hand Eye Sweatshirt + Canopy Skirt

Eclipse Tee + Channel Seam Jeans

Dots Jumpsuit + Vertical Cardigan + Zola Flats

Indigo Shibori Top + Lorril Pants

Tess Sweater + Hamie Pants + Nina Clogs

Multi Stripe Top + Channel Seam Jeans 

Panter Bomber Jacket + Elizabeth Wayfarer Jeans + Carbon Vee Tee

Styling and Photography: Tori Secretariao

Model: Makaela Remington

Location: Temescal District of Oakland, California

My BFF and I got together to give you some holiday outfit inspiration. 

L: Cozy Dress + Spell Necklace | R: Raisin Cafe Dress + Uset Necklace

L: Tomato Vallarius Dress + Bowie Necklace | R: Adelina Lace dress

Sydney Dress + Speckled Bra

L: Oxblood Off-shoulder Top + Blue Stone Skirt R: Glacier Tank + Volta Pants + Tassel Bolo

Lonely Blazer + Manhattan Rose Top

The Spring Collection available at Dandelion Post.

This season has fresh peach, grey, and aqua colors with geometric prints like Sails and Summer Ferns mixed with season specific Tropical Leaves print. And the addition of solids makes layering even easier. 

Tropical Leaves Spaghetti Strap Dress

Charcoal Parachute Racer Back Tank

Sails Scoop Neck dress

Tropical Leaves Tank 

Sails Blush Scoop Blouse

Summer Ferns Blush Shift Dress

Summer Ferns Sweatshirt

Canvas Top

Summer Ferns Trapeze Dress

When the air gets crisp, cozy sweaters and soft layers become important wardrobe staples. These are some of our favorites for this season.

The Diamond Sweater has an open knit with a beautiful diamond pattern for texture. We paired it with the Ribbed Tank, Union Black High Rise Jeans, and black boots.

The Washed Plaid Button Down (available in-store only) is soft with a double layer of fabric for warmth. It's easy to wear with any skirt or pants. We show it with equally soft Genetic Denim Leaf Flairs.

The Sweater Poncho looks great layered over a tee, sleeveless mock turtle neck, or a solid colored dress. We coupled it with the Lazy Long Tee made out of eucalyptus, Genetic Denim Flairs, Open Half Circle Necklace, and Chestnut Leather Tote.

When you want to be comfortable but pulled together - the Pebble Cardigan with Black Seam Leggings, Bordeaux Tee, and Portal Hoops.

It doesn't get more comfortable than joggers that are perfect for walking the dog or running errands. We matched the Essential Jogger with the coordinating Essential Sweatshirt and Calico Crew Socks for a cute lounge-around-the-house look.

 Photography: Anne M Klint   Model: Cortney S.    Styling: Jaime L. and Cortney S.

This month we added Make it Good to our vendor roster! We love this brand so much we wanted to highlight them because of their designs and manufacturing practices. Make it Good makes everything in the USA in their production studio located in Portland, Oregon. Each print is designed and printed in their studio, their fabrics are either deadstock, organic, bamboo, or recycled and often milled in the USA, and they have easy to wear designs at affordable prices.

Now available in the shop and online. (photos from Make it Good)