Earlier this year, I realized that I was spending more that I should on clothes and that many of said clothes didn’t pair together all too well! Fed up with feeling like I had nothing to wear despite regularly adding to my closet, I decided think more intentionally when adding new pieces to my wardrobe.

Here’s how I’ve started shopping (and dressing) more strategically for fall:

Encompassing most areas of the Holland Park and Notting Hill neighborhoods, W11 is home to some of the prettiest streets (and walls!) in all of London, so naturally it's fun to pose in front of a few favorites.

After dressing up in our Sunday best, we made our way to Bank. I loved the contrast between the light grey stone and my little black dress and couldn't help but pose amongst all the columns.

I could walk all day in these boots - they're perfectly comfortable and keep my legs warm in the chilly weather, meaning I'll be able to wear my shorter dresses well into fall and winter without getting too cold.

Notting Hill is just as charming as you would hope it would be and what I love most are the rows upon rows of pastel-colored town homes. And I’m especially partial to the pink ones.