#FeastPDX {What to Wear: Night Market}

Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Grand Bounty Outfit

Night Market is a favorite Feast event for a reason: the location is stunning, the party is in full-swing and everyone is in an amazing mood. Usually an Asian theme, this year chef's will be cooking up Latin dishes. My paella loving stomach is already elated.

I'm especially excited to try dishes from Alvin Cailan, Tony Maws and Rene Ortiz.

Before we get to the Night Market Outfit, I wanted to touch base about why we feast. Feast partners with No Kid Hungry and Partners for Hunger-Free Oregon to combat childhood hunger. This week (August 15-August 22) Feast, PHFO and Oregon Fruit Products have teamed up for a matching challenge to support Let's do breakfast, Oregon! is matching donations up to $5,000. Do you know how many healthy, life-changing breakfasts that is for the kids of Oregon?? A lot! 

I went ahead and donated the value of today's breakfast. (Two coffees, 3-organic eggs with parm, toast, a bowl of fresh strawberries and Noosa yogurt.) 

Plus, if you make a $100 donation OR become a sustaining donor you will be entered to win TWO tickets to Night Market. 

Pants ($98) Now is time to suck it in. These pants (which I've been told will be back-in-stock shortly) are stylish, sturdy, comfy and provide great support. I also really love the company's mission.
Shirt ($18) Flowing with fun details will keep you comfortable and hide any spills.
Cross body bag ($48) Cute and spacious, this bag can hold a DSLR camera, wallets, brochures, napkins, phone chargers and tums. Cross body is VERY important for carrying around so many items, juggling plates of food and protecting your back.
Sandals ($26-53) These are the most comfortable sandals I've ever purchased. I got mine at Marshall's for $20 but wanted to pass along a digital link. They are cushioned without giving an orthopedic feel, and hide dirt well. Being down at Zidell Yards means your shoes and feet will get dirty. These are especially supportive when walking around on the pebbled ground.

Note:  All of these products are ones I either own or have tried on. I have not been compensated or paid to share any of these products. I do not use an affiliate program or receive any commission if you click the links of purchase the products.