Taking a break on Lexington Avenue, three shoppers show off summery footwear.

A new post from photographer Wes Stitt’s “Meteors Not More Than Mountains” blog.

Patriotic streetstyle, seen around downtown Asheville on the fourth of July.

Cassie, from Cherokee, is a fan of patterns.

Marvin’s style helps him stay young.

Barbara gets her inspiration from catalogs and then shops at Goodwill.

How a frilly top saves spending time on accessories.

Megan Stone tells Asheville Streetstyle about her favorite looks.

CaroMia Tiller shows off her Beatles guitar pick earrings and her breezy pants.

A multi-layered red and orange dress, paired with a top hat, outside the Costume Shoppe.

A space-themed mullet dress with fishnet tights, platform Mary Janes wedges and heart-shaped sunglasses.

A hand-crafted backpack, seen on College Street.

Him: plaid button-down, skinny tie and sandals. Her: Headband, white jeans, mustard yellow cardigan and fringed moccasins.

Early summer streetstyle on South Lexington Ave.

Ruffled top, floral skirt, cardigan and harness boots. On Collage Street.

Long skirts, crochet, embroidery and sandals. It’s a timeless look that heralds summer.

Rayna, photographed by Wes Stitt.

Hats, suspenders, sunglasses and red lipstick outside of Izzy’s on Lexington Ave.

This mustard and brown dress, with its Peter Pan collar, looks vintage (even though it isn’t).

Plus, a batik print and a furry vest for a spring festival wardrobe.

Local poet and author Barbie Angell in party attire at The Artery.