Peach color is taking over this season. From make-up to interior design, light peach is a refreshing color for those who don't dare trying a darker hue of orange. It goes well with jewel tones and most neutrals but today I decided to pair this peach choker neck top with a pair of light blue ripped jeans and some nude accessories. 

Jeans/Bag: Express (In-Stores) | Top: Zara | Heels: Bakers (Similar)

Top: H&M (Similar) | Skirt: Free People (Similar) | Fringe Sandals: Gianni Bini (Similar) 

Top: H&M (Similar) | Skirt: Von Maur (Similar) | Espadrilles: Zara (In-Stores) | Bag: Cult Gaia Natural Ark 

Still catching up with all my looks from my latest trip. This is one I wore to check out Nordstrom Rack for the very first time ever. Thanks to my mother-in-law for showing me around in there. I must say it was quite overwhelming being in there, I liked the concept of the place and the affordable prices on designer and non-designer brands but I felt like for my size which is 6.5, I didn't have a lot of options. Nevertheless, they have a little bit of everything. I was under the impression it was mainly for shoes, but they got make-up, underwear, clothing for men, women and children which is great. I hope they plan on opening one here in Nebraska, that would be so lovely.

Last week, I had the chance to visit Sedona. After my friend recommended it and said it's one of her favorite places, I thought it would be a great idea to go in an adventure with my husband and his folks. If you are into landscape and breathtaking sceneries and near Arizona, Sedona is a destination you may want to check out. Just make sure to go comfy and put enough sun blocker! 

According to Visitsedona.com "Sedona nestles among a geological wonderland. Multi-hued stone formations jut upwards from the high desert floor creating a vivid, mesmerizing setting that changes hourly with the light. When USA Weekend compiled their Most Beautiful Places in America list, Sedona claimed the top spot."

We got to explore The Chapel of The Holy Cross, did some walking, had lunch at a place called The Coffee Pot known for its 101 Omelettes! I had number 32 by the way. We also explored the shopping and dining areas located a little further. I must admit, I'm not much of an outdoorsy gal but I really much enjoyed it despite being rushed on the picture taking. There's so much to do, you may want to plan an early day to take full advantage of everything in the area or better yet, book a hotel near by and spread it apart to contemplate its breathtaking beauty.