What started with reader emails has become one of the most popular topics on Wardrobe Oxygen. “Ask Allie” is a feature on Wardrobe Oxygen where popular DC style blogger, Alison Gary, answers reader questions about fashion, styling, how to wear the latest trends, and more. Use the Contact page to submit your questions and you never know, it may be the subject of the next “Ask Allie”!
Sale Alert Equilibria, the organic woman-owned CBD company, has a pretty great sale taking place through May 9th where you can get 30% off your first month of any subscription. With my code, WARDROBEOXYGEN, you can receive an additional 15% off (new customers only). This makes popular subscription boxes like…
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Over the past year, many of you here at Wardrobe Oxygen and in the Wardrobe Oxygen Community have been desiring reviews on smaller fashion brands, sustainable fashion, women- and Black-owned clothing retailers, and lesser-known size-inclusive apparel companies. In an effort to offer a variety of reviews of quality brands, I…
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Way back in 2018 (which feels both like a year ago and a decade ago) a reader in the Wardrobe Oxygen Community asked me to review the wrinkle-free linen from Chico’s. Was it truly a no-iron linen? And if so, how did it look, feel, and wear? Here is the…
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I don’t know about where you live, but the Farmer’s Almanac is saying Maryland is going to have a “stormy and sizzling” summer. Ugh, not like the DMV (DC, Maryland, and Virginia) isn’t already hot, humid, and swampy from June to October. Sounds like linen weather. Having a Love/Hate Relationship…
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I love how Banana Republic has just continued to extend their True Hues collection. Now available in 11 shades (and with a quiz to help you find the right one for you) up to XXL, these are essentials that you want in a nude-to-you color. From camisoles to face masks,…
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In the past year, I have changed my relationship with Facebook again and again. At first, it was a way to connect with those I was unable to see in person due to the ‘demic. Then it became a place to unfollow and unfriend so many based on politics, ignoring…
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3 ways everyone – yes, everyone – can support ethical fashion: 1) Refuse to diminish the value of sewing labor by calling things “overpriced” simply because you can’t afford them. 2) Buy fewer clothes/wear things until they’re worn out. 3) Properly take care of your clothes. — Cora Harrington (@lingerie_addict)…
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Can one dress be the perfect thing for all your social occasions through fall? I show you how to create four drastically different looks.
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