This is a fun look, Jeneva, and of course I am all over the touches of fuchsia!
I've just come back from London. It was galleries, sightseeing, pubs, restaurants, lots of theatre, tons of walking, a bit of shopping....and very, very, VERY cold!!!!
I hope, for your sake, that the weather will have taken a very big turn by the time you get there. But my advice is watch the long range forecast. If trends continue, you would not be warm enough in this outfit. In a typical late April, early May - yes. This year? Not so much.
Truly -- I layered a cami, a silk or cotton or knit shirt, a wool sweater, a leather jacket and a wool coat every day -- plus tights under my wool pants -- and I was still chilly. And I'm not a person who runs particularly cold. Obviously, there is no way it will be that bad when you get there. But even so.
Okay, now that the warning lecture is out of the way, in terms of actual street fashion, I didn't see a whole lot because everyone was bundled up in their black, navy, or charcoal winter coats and tall boots. That was interesting, by the way -- how many tall boots I saw. Far more than I'd expected. Might have had something to do with the weather, of course.
The other thing I saw a lot of was snazzy sneakers. So athletic shoes will actually work pretty well in that context, expecially made intentional, as you've done here.
I personally wouldn't feel dressed up enough in an outfit like this for most of the sightseeing I did...but then, it wasn't really sightseeing -- more museum-hopping. And also, I'm always looking for excuses to get a little more dressed up.
I saw denim of all washes, so I wouldn't worry about that so much.
Can you do something to those laces like what Angie did with hers in today's blog post? I don't know if it is possible with that type of lace, but it would look a bit neater (and more intentional).
I hope you have a fabulous time! If you want a couple of restaurant and pub recommendations, PM me!