“I’d rather be in Sicily” sippin @caffeborbone espresso ☕️ but for now my “Lilliana Straw Bag” is giving me all the feels 🙌🏻
Outfit Details:
Bathing Suit: WeWoreWhat
Dress: RepeatOffenderClothing
Shoes: Ralph Lauren
Armcandy: MySicilianLoveAffair
Bag: OrianaLamarca.com
Glasses: Amazon
Belt:
Both of my parents were "Made In Sicily". Born and raised there, they came over as teenagers as their parents were in search of a better future for them.
Updated: Oct 18, 2019
One of the most recognizable symbols of Sicilian folklore, the Sicilian cart (carretto siciliano) is an ornate, colorful horse- or donkey-drawn cart that originated in the early 19th century in Sicily to transport goods. Carts were used for hauling miscellaneous light loads, such as produce, wood, wine, and people, called “Carretto del Lavoro” (cart for work) and also carts for festive occasions such as weddings and parades called “Carretto de Gara’. The wheels were very light and very high in order to overcome the trecherous terrain of the mountainside. The colors of Sicily's flag, yellow and red, feature prominently on the carts. Nowadays, the wheel has become an iconic symbol in the world of jewelry. Shop my necklace here!
