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Travelkins // Dear Miami: South Beach

By Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor 1 Comment

My love affair with street style themed shoots continues as we explore the residential streets of South Beach, Miami. Away from the two main streets that boast nightclubs, shops and restaurants, you will find the residential pocket of South Beach. I adore the Art Deco architecture and fun colors in which the buildings are painted. It is so “Miami” and so special.

Places to go when you visit: South Pointe Park for views and playgrounds, Ocean Drive for the restaurants and beach, Lincoln Road for restaurants and amazing shopping, and Española Way for quaint shops and restaurants.

As for styling, a mix of modern silhouettes in pastels and bright hues mixed with jellies and clogs seemed appropriate for the location. I really love seeing the relationship between the clothing and the architecture. And Celia captures this so expertly. I literally gasped when I received her email with the link to the images! So fun to collaborate creatively with someone that just “gets” what you are looking for.

I hope that you enjoy our little peeks into the beautiful city that is Miami…

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Photography: Celia D. Luna | Styling: Leslie Schor| Models: Luna & Elise

Clothing, Shoes, Accessories//Ladida|Miss L. Ray|Pitchoun Designs|American Apparel|Zara

Filed Under: Fun Tagged With: American Apparel, art deco, Babiekins Magazine, caroline bosmans, celia d luna, dear miami, fashion for girls, fashion for tweens, kids fashion magazine, Ladida, ladida kids, leslie schor, miami, miami beach, miss l ray, pastel, pitchoun designs, south beach, streetstyle, tween style, Zara Posted By: Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor

About Leslie Schor, Senior Fashion Editor

The daughter of Cuban exiles, Leslie Schor is a first-generation American with degrees in Psychology and Sociology from the University of Miami. Leslie has an innate interest in learning about what motivates and inspires creativity, and how it affects our reality and society. Leaving a career in academic research, she is now exploring the creative world which surrounds her. Through film classes at the University of Miami, Leslie discovered a passion for storytelling and imagery. She is inspired by her colorful upbringing in Miami, Florida. Leslie works as a freelance Creative Director and Fashion Stylist creating campaigns for large corporate brands and small independent brands. Her creative work has been published in domestic and international publications, and she currently serves as Senior Fashion Editor at Babiekins Magazine. With a keen eye and discerning taste, Leslie has a natural ability to source unique and talented artists and designers. You can find her on Instagram @leslieschor, or at leslieschorcreative.com.

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  1. Cynthia says

    May 27, 2016 at 11:51 am

    Love !!!! You are wonderful !!

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