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What I Wore on our Trip to The Berkshires

The Berkshires, Massachusetts

September 9, 2022

During our recent vacation, I was so struck by the beauty of the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts that I found so many amazing photo opportunities. And I brought the wardrobe to accommodate all of those amazing views! Read on to find out all the details on what I wore on our trip to The Berkshires.

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Monday

Where: Visiting Hancock Shaker Village

Outfits: Shein Embroidered Dress is sold out, similar found here; Straw Bag; Le Specs Air Heart 51mm Oatmeal Sunglasses; Sandals sold out, similar found here; Arielle’s White Lace Top is from Lively Kids; Cat & Jack White Jeans; Stride Rite Sandals

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Monday Evening

Where: Visiting Stockbridge and the original Alice’s Restaurant

Outfits:  Dress is from Antrhopologie and sold out; similar found here in white; Straw Bag; Pink Floral headbands are sold out, similar found here; Arielle’s Dress is from H&M and sold out, similar found here

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Tuesday Morning

Where: Hanging out at the Hotel on North and visiting the Norman Rockwell Museum

Outfits: Talbots Gingham Dress is sold out, similar found here on sale; Le Specs Air Heart 51mm Black Sunglasses; Black Sandals sold out, similar found here; Rattan Purse with Cherries is Vintage from my Nana’s wardrobe from the 1950s; Arielle’s Gingham Dress is Primark, similar found here; Cat & Jack Becca Slip-On Black Flats; Red Heart Sunglasses are from Dollar Tree

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Tuesday Early Afternoon

Where: Wandering the grounds of The Berkshire Botanical Garden

Outfits: Ruffled Layered Dress; Straw Bag; A New Day™ Basil Heels; Pink Knotted Headband; Le Specs Air Heart 51mm Oatmeal Sunglasses; Arielle’s Dress is from Provence; Pink Floral headband is sold out, similar found here; Stride Rite Sandals

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Tuesday Late Afternoon

Where: Touring The Mount

Outfits: Vince Camuto White Lace Dress is from 2019; similar found here; Arielle’s Dress is from Provence; Hat is Vintage from the 1980s; Stride Rite Sandals

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Wednesday Morning

Where: Checking out The Berkshire Museum

Outfits: Troop Beverly Hills Sweatshirt is sold out; similar found here; Osay White Jeans; Arielle’s kitty sweatshirt is sold out, similar found here; Cat & Jack White Jeans

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Wednesday Early Afternoon

Where: Shopping in Lenox

Outfits: Talbots Eyelet Top; Osay White Jeans; Pink Angular Heart Sunglasses; Arielle’s White Lace Top is from Lively Kids; Cat & Jack White Jeans; Pink Metallic Angular Heart Sunglasses

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Wednesday Afternoon

Where: Exploring The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss

Outfits: Knit dress is sold out, similar found here; Straw Bag; Arielle’s Hannah Andersson Pink Dress is sold out, but I love this Boden pink cat dress for fall; Stride Rite Sandals; Alex’s shirt is sold out, similar found here; Murray’s Toggle Shop Nantucket Red Shorts; Sperry Topsiders

DM me if you have any questions about what I’m wearing or leave a comment below! And if you want to read more about our trip, make sure to check out my post on why you must spend your next family vacation in the Berkshires.

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