My First Magazine Feature!!

Hat: Vintage Top: Silence and Noise Shorts: Vintage Levi 501's Purse: Thrift Shoes: Tory Burch

I have some exiting news for you all- I was  featured in Sofis Mode Magazine this month and received my copy in the mail yesterday! It was a bit difficult to translate the article considering the magazine is in Swedish but I did my best with google translate so here it goes:

In sunny Newport Beach to strict dress code. Women dressed in tight jean shorts and flip flops, have sun-bleached highlights and a pastel-colored dresses to match.

By Megan Stewart, you can not see out. It makes you just can not.

- On the boardwalk, she stand out like a  rusty nail.

With three closets full of clothes from the women's fifty, sixty mod, romantic hippie, seventies and eighties punk - not to mention all those hats - she is often assumed to be on his way to a masquerade. Megan could not care less. She has always been too obsessed with the past decades - old clothes, movies, books, photographs - to have a chance to be like everyone else.

- So much of today's fashion is still just reinterpretations of older styles. I simply skip the middlemen and directly inspired by the original instead! Why let someone else interpret when you can do it yourself?

A scholarship to Chapman University Megan Stewart had to leave family and friends at home in the ski resort of Park City, Utah, to study in the sunshine. Six years have passed since then. Now it's time to move. Megan knows that she wants out, just not where. She has no plan. She is waiting for a feeling, a sign. But it is not the fierce comments that got her to tire of life in the OC.

- People are welcome to talk about me. It is their own time they are wasting! People are funny like that - they complain when someone sticks out, but secretly they wish they had the courage to go their own way. I wish they dared. It's always more fun to be yourself than anybody else.

Megan Stewart, of Newport Beach:

- It is really unbelievably beautiful here. I love being in nature, and it is magnificent here - I go a thousand times better on hiking in the mountains than on a crowded bar or nightclub.

Sad thing is that courage is so monotonous, it is difficult to be inspired when everyone walks around in denim shorts, t-shirts and flip flops.

Your visit to Newport Beach you'll obviously come by and visit in Bohemia, the shop where I work! We have wonderful clothing at affordable prices - and we also serve coffee. Latte and shopping, who can resist? "