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Street Style: Tijuana with Turista Libre
Yesterday afternoon, Derrik Chinn of Turista Libre, gave my friend Beth and I a quick day tour of Tijuana.
Derrik Chinn
Chinn wore Levis, an H&M button-down, a blazer from Lob, a store that can be described as the Mexican version of H&M, and Dorothy Gaynor chukka boots purchased from the Mexico City airport.
“The boots were an impulse buy but I’m glad I bought them. They were only $50 and I wear them all the time,” Chinn said of his blue-laced boots.
Our first stop on our tour was Erizo Baja Fish House & Market where I tasted a seriously delicious Mexican made IPA.
Kiara Garcia
Afterward, Derrik headed toward Las Playas but only made it a few blocks before driving over a nail. We made a quick detour for a new tire. Kiara Garcia was sitting on a bench outside a shopping center near the tire shop. She sported leopard-print shirt and Jessica Alba bangs.
At Plaza Monumental in Las Playas, we spied where the border fence runs into the ocean.
Maria Gonzalez
Maria Gonzalez posed for a photo near the gate separating the U.S from Mexico.
Nearby, on the boardwalk, which is reminiscent of PB minus the frat boys, I found Estella Vidana wearing an 80’s inspired material girl ensemble.
Estella Vidana
If you’re interested in an off the beaten path quirky tour of Tijuana,click here for upcoming events through Turista Libre
Here's something you might be interested in.
Street Style: Tijuana with Turista Libre
Street Style: Tijuana with Turista Libre
Yesterday afternoon, Derrik Chinn of Turista Libre, gave my friend Beth and I a quick day tour of Tijuana.
Derrik Chinn
Chinn wore Levis, an H&M button-down, a blazer from Lob, a store that can be described as the Mexican version of H&M, and Dorothy Gaynor chukka boots purchased from the Mexico City airport.
“The boots were an impulse buy but I’m glad I bought them. They were only $50 and I wear them all the time,” Chinn said of his blue-laced boots.
Our first stop on our tour was Erizo Baja Fish House & Market where I tasted a seriously delicious Mexican made IPA.
Kiara Garcia
Afterward, Derrik headed toward Las Playas but only made it a few blocks before driving over a nail. We made a quick detour for a new tire. Kiara Garcia was sitting on a bench outside a shopping center near the tire shop. She sported leopard-print shirt and Jessica Alba bangs.
At Plaza Monumental in Las Playas, we spied where the border fence runs into the ocean.
Maria Gonzalez
Maria Gonzalez posed for a photo near the gate separating the U.S from Mexico.
Nearby, on the boardwalk, which is reminiscent of PB minus the frat boys, I found Estella Vidana wearing an 80’s inspired material girl ensemble.
Estella Vidana
If you’re interested in an off the beaten path quirky tour of Tijuana,click here for upcoming events through Turista Libre
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