[…] fashion brands that offer colorful clothing for women, ranging from indie sustainable labels to well-known retailers. Brands are listed alphabetically with size ranges noted. Use the Shop by Size Range section above to jump straight to brands that carry petite, plus, or tall sizing. In my 30s, I went through stages where I found […]
[…] the hardware, the slouchy lived-in vibe, the fringe. In fact, go through my archives from the 2000’s and early 2010’s and you’ll see plenty of bags inspired by the Balenciaga City bag… and I don’t still own a single one because none of them were right. I always wanted the real thing. Some want […]
[…] picks from trendy styles to trail runners, chosen for women with wide feet, plantar fasciitis, bunions, or anyone who refuses to choose between support and style. Organized by use so you can find the right shoe for your specific needs. I have been writing about wide width comfort shoes since before it was a […]
[…] this season. Tell Me About On 34th at Macy’s Prior to the pandemic, Macy’s realized it needed to figure out a strategy to revitalize its reputation. Inspired by another big box retailer who has won year after year with fashion, Macy’s hired Target Design Director Emily Erusha-Hilleque, who led many private labels and designer collaborations […]
[…] “back in” over KTZ’s Fall 2015 New York Fashion Week collection. Blog Native Appropriations discussed the accusations at length. Image via Style.com As each season’s runway rolls by, designers put out press releases and show notes citing their “inspirations.” Some are purposeful, like Karl Lagerfeld’s 2013 Dallas, Texas, Metiers d’Art show. In that case, […]
[…] a much more expensive one. But with this, there are a lot of bags out there that aren’t trying to fake anyone out, and are just inspired by what was seen on the runways and it becomes an acceptable trend. Yep, this is all confusing, but it’s a conversation we need to have. I […]
Since the beginning of this blog, I have preached the benefit of having a mini capsule wardrobe of pieces in a seasonless fabric that can dress up or down. A shell, a pair of pants, a dress, a skirt, maybe a blouse… things you can mix and match that travel well. For years I suggested…
Tee: Old Navy Shorts: Target (similar) Shoes: Softspots Bag: Gift from sister (similar) Scarf: c/o NEPALI by TDM Design Sterling hoops (similar) Sterling cuff (similar) and UTAC bracelet Yesterday while my husband had a private yoga session, Emerson and I went to the farmers market and met up with my mom and sister. We […]
