The Metropolitan Water District
Downtown got their heart on for a good cause, and I put on a few of my finest heart-adorned pieces to help celebrate last Thursday.
I love me a good Valentine’s Day, if only because I get to wear as much red, pink, and overall girliness as my heart desires.
Bank of America Building
Viktor & Rolf for H&M Black Trench
Though this designer collab was practically made for me, I never got a single piece from the Viktor & Rolf for H&M collection, and until recently still lamented over this fact. Hell, even the boyfriend snapped up the pleated grey shirt. After much online scouring, I won the black trench on eBay last fall, and then bought the tights from someone on Flickr. The trench has heart-shaped buckles on the belt and wrists, and the tights are dotted with little hearts (and snag like nobody’s business).
You can’t see them, but I am also wearing heart-shaped gold hoop earrings that I got custom made on Etsy. Hearts galore, my friends. H-E-A-R-T-S galore.
Viktor & Rolf for H&M Heart Print Tights
Ernst & Young Plaza
Garland Building
Found this one on accident – they decided to place their little red heart in the back, only visible from an apartment parking lot
Union Station / Metropolitan Water District
Union Station all red-lit, and the Metropolitan Water District actually blacked out sections of their windows to perfectly outline the heart’s angles and rounded edges
More of Philip Lumbang‘s street art (posted previously about here) at the Standard – so glad that his work is becoming a recognizable part of the downtown landscape
Metropolitan Water District
Bank of America Building
