La Deeply Shallow by Laura Kirk De Valencia

La Deeply Shallow by Laura Kirk De Valencia

June outfits

Let's not ruin it by talking.

Jul 01, 2026
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Whenever I get too pedagogical about my own style, I get the uncanny feeling one gets when explaining a joke, which usually turns something funny into something dull. Which is weird, considering I consume a lot of pedagogical fashion content from people who are incredibly insightful and thoughtful. And I find them inspiring. But I guess teaching style is not something I do particularly well.

Which makes me question my role here. If you are not helping your readers, what’s the point?

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JUNE OUTFITS

For dinner to celebrate A’s 11th birthday:

After seeing a woman walking past the Museo del Prado in Madrid around 6 p.m., the sun glistening on her pants, I took a picture, did a Google search, and immediately ordered them. They were from Bershka. No regrets.
Heirloom ring, TFS top, assorted Dezso and heirloom pendants. Old turquoise and shell necklaces from Colombia. M2Malletier bag via TRR.
My baby.

To go vote in the Colombian presidential elections:

Gushi Studio rock and turquoise necklace, Colombian turquoise bracelet which I love combining with beige and khaki. Antonio Melani leather loafers.

Brunch:

TFS shorts, Zara top, my Hanes lilac underwear accidentally peeking out (makes the outfit imo), and the Marc Jacobs shoes I wore to our rehearsal dinner.

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