The days of peanuts and Cracker Jacks (at least in the city by the bay) are over, but just because fall is here doesn’t mean I have to keep my ball park adventure to myself. I mean, some teams are on the playoffs (I am talking to you, Oakland As), so this sartorialism is still acceptable.
This summer, an old college friend who also happens to be a baseball fanatic, came to visit me and on a whim we decided to go check out AT&T Park. Little did we know, the park was open to the public, so we got to check out all of its grandeur.
In all honesty, I never thought I’d ever sit inside a dugout (even if it was for a few minutes), or even walk an actual MLB field. I mean for a non baseball fan, this was an unforgettable experience, so I can only imagine what’s like for those passionately follow RBIs, home runs and fly balls.
I know that most people don’t sport a frock at the park, but given the fact that this tour was very out of left field (insert pun here) and it was 75 degrees out, I had to bring out the short dresses and sandals.
Nice job boys and see you all in the spring!
Ryzenberg On is Signing Off
Thanks for snapping my photos Mark Jaskulski
Nordstrom dress (from 2007, but similar here | Foley + Corinna bag | Rebecca Taylor shoes (from last summer, but similar here)| Forever 21 fedora (similar here) | Derek Lam Trevor aviators | JAMI c/0, Giles & Brother and Stella & Dot bracelets