Out of everywhere on my trip, I wish I got to spend a little more time in Omaha. Due to time constraints I only got to visit the Old Market, a very cute little shopping district and The Slowdown aka Bright Eyes bar.

From what I can tell, the overall style in Omaha seemed to be vintage based and not as uber-hipster as I assumed it would be.

I feel like there were some hidden gems I missed out on, so I will definitely be back.




I love a man in Wallabies


Jessica from Bellwether Boutique, a vintage shop in the Old Market.


Jessica's vest had a nice little owl on the back

Ah, good ole Kansas City, the city of fountains and barbecue and ummm, uhhhh...not much else.

So maybe I didn't spend enough time there to be a good judge but from the looks of things, the place is B-O-R-I-N-G. Well, I can't say that it was boring the whole time. There was this one block I was really impressed with. Yes, I did say ONE. It was the stretch of 18th. St between Baltimore and Wyandott Streets in the Crossroads Arts District.

The boutiques were adorable and I found a cute coffee shop to steal WiFi.

But, needless to say, I didn't capture much street style.