Chic American Flag Sweaters for Women
Feeling hopeful and patriotic? I’ve gathered 12 chic American Flag sweaters for women in a range of textiles, styles, pricepoints, and sizes.
Memorial Day Weekend Reads
As you read this, I will be heading to or at a campground in the mountains without wifi or cell service. It’s another Girl Scouts getaway, but instead of a beach house, it’s a tent. I’m so glad the forecast is for mild temps and no rain. Cross your fingers for me that it stays…
Weekend Reads for May 17th
Weekend Reads for May 17th I didn’t even know about this article until it showed up in my Google Alert for my name: “Midsize” at 50, she shares her inspiring looks! (MSN) I Found All the Vibrators in Dying for Sex. (The Strategist) Has the internet changed how women sound? (New York Times – gift link)…
Weekend Reads for May 10
Art, music, the Netflix series I watched this week, the book I’m reading, some style inspo, and the most interesting articles I read this week.
Big Fig Mattress Review
Those of you who have followed the blog for a while know that my sister, Debbie, has written for Wardrobe Oxygen a many times. Today, she’s covering all things “Big Fig Mattress.” This review is based on her opinion as she tests the “Big Fig,” so everything you read is completely authentic to her experience….
May Day: What it is and how to participate
A quick mention about what is going on today, May 1st, and how you can participate. Also a discussion about future political content on Wardrobe Oxygen.
Weekend Reads for the end of April
Music, art, books, TV, the best sales this weekend, some smart shopping, and of course some cool articles to read this Saturday!
Weekend Reads for April 19, 2025
Art, music, books, style inspo, and the most interesting articles I read this week.
What’s the Difference Between Not Giving a Sh*t and Having No F*cks Left to Give?
Not giving a shit and having no fucks left to give. Two popular phrases, and two phrases that have likely been uttered more in 2020 than in the entire existence of the English language. But these two phrases actually have two different meanings and the nuance is important.