The French Riviera with Clarks

There would be no other way I could adventure around the world in style if I wasn't in Clarks. 

CHANEL hat (similar here). VINCE dress. LO & SONS bag. CLARKS shoes.

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ASSEMBLY coat, top, and pants. CLARKS shoes. CHANEL bag.

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The most memorable way to absorb a new culture is to "walk in their shoes": go to the town's bustling market, ask a local (first in French, then in English) where to find a hearty dejeuner, turn your way aimlessly into nooks and crannies, and sit with a cup of tea to people-watch and observe the culture. During my last trip to the French Riviera, I wandered the old medieval town of Monaco-ville, where hole-in-the-wall cafes and eateries serve delicious French-Italian comfort food and the Prince's Palace shines in its pale pink facade, reminiscent of Princess Grace Kelly's glamour. I got up early to meander through the historic flower market in Nice's Old Town and sat front row in the outdoor bistro to watch locals and tourists buzz around the central square. Getting lost in the shaded, narrow alleyways of Vieux Nice was the agenda for the day. 

I make sure to pack appropriately and stay comfortable so that nothing holds me back from with the unplanned adventures I plan to have. In the last year, I've partnered with Clarks to showcase their fashion-forward shoes (my favorite ones that everyone mistakes for Celine) and I'm so devoted to them for my travels. Clarks has been a purveyor of innovative comfort technologies that don't compromise style, so it's about looking good and feeling good too. With Clarks as a part of my travel wardrobe, I'm always confident in exploring elegantly. 

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