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The perfect red for the holiday season 💄

I love a red lipstick, especially in winter. It adds brightness to gray days and skin not exposed to the sun. Look in my dressing table and you’ll find at least a dozen different red lipsticks. But this winter my go-to red is “Relax” by @flyte.70 

Glossy but not sticky, long wearing but not drying, the Flyte.70 L+L.LipLacquer feels like a lip balm. One layer is a hint of color and shine; add more layers for more pigment, gloss, and impact. This isn’t the only Flyte.70 lip color I have and love; I regularly wear “Fast Car” which is a modern version of the brown lipsticks we loved in the 90s that looks so good with the neutrals popular right now.

And with products named after songs from the 80s and 90s I couldn’t not use this Frankie Goes to Hollywood song for this lip color!

This isn’t paid, it’s a PSA because I know it’s hard to find good red lip colors. And @flyte.70 is a U.S.-based woman-owned ethical beauty brand created specifically for U.S. grown women and I find the quality stellar.

Use code WOXYGEN15 for 15% off your order at Flyte.70

The quickest and cheapest way to update your wardrobe for the holidays is with a glossy red lip! 💄

#over40style #genxstyle #genxbeauty #flyte70
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The tree is trimmed! 🎄

When I was a single gal, I had the prettiest tree with a color story and theme. 20 years later, my tree is a hodgepodge of inherited ornaments, gifts from loved ones, and handmade pieces from both my childhood and by my child. And I think each year it veers further from the original concept the more beautiful it becomes!

My daughter and I donned our Santa hats, turned on the holiday playlist, a Yule log on the TV, and spent the afternoon getting our home into the Christmas spirit.

When she was little, my husband would pick her up so she could place the star on top of the tree. Now that she’s taller than I am, when he got home he just put his arm around her as she used the library stool to reach the top. Some traditions need to be modified with time but they’re still special! ⭐️

Top is a feather trimmed Breton from @talbotsofficial; the scarf as a belt is also Talbots but a few years old. The jeans are @landsend and the blanket on the chair in the second photo is by artist  @zanderschlacter
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My therapist recommended I walk outside more as I grieve the recent loss of my mom.

When it was time to pay for my mom’s funeral, the credit card I had in my wallet was my @bananarepublic Mastercard. I’ve had this card for decades because over the years, most of our family have worn some Gap brand. From onesies to tuxedos, we’ve updated our wardrobes with points.

And I got a serious chunk of points for charging my mom’s funeral expenses on my Banana card.

I decided to use them to buy clothes for winter outdoor walking. Nothing motivates me more than a chance to put together a cute outfit. This cute look is from @athleta, one of the few activewear brands that fits both my size and my style.

My Athleta purchase arrived on my doorstep and that day, a neighbor reached out, inviting me to join a group of women in our community who were supporting, not competing, to move 100k. I immediately said yes and signed up. 

This past week I hit 100k. And this past week week it has been two months she has been gone. I’m still going 💪 

Wearing XL. For reference I’m 5’3” and usually wear a size 14.

I share details on all my looks on the @shop.LTK app. You can use the app or desktop, search for @wardrobe_oxygen or use the link https://liketk.it/4pFaS
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Normalizing the normal everyday outfit…

It was a day of running errands, running to the office, and then running into friends. It rained off and on so I wanted shoes for potential puddles and a coat that wouldn’t soak through but also keep me warm.

The sweater is @universalstandard; I bought it thinking it was a bold purple but the color was off on the site and I got plum. But I think I like this better. I’m wearing a S. This is my second of this cardigan, it is super soft, dense, and holds up to washing. My other one I got a year ago and still wear all the time.

The jeans are @oldnavy and while they’re not perfect and stretch out throughout the day they were around $18 and I like the wash and weight of the denim. I’m wearing a 14 Short.

The boots are old Docs, the coat I got at @talbotsofficial last winter, and the bag is @maxwellscottuk and I’ve had for almost a decade. Earrings are @_jennybird, necklace is @gorjana. 

Disclosure: the coat was gifted last year but remains a favorite. The necklace was also gifted about a year ago but I keep wearing because I like it and it has held up quality-wise. The rest I bought. 

Follow my shop @wardrobe_oxygen on the @shop.LTK app to shop this post and get my exclusive app-only content!

#liketkit #LTKfindsunder50 #LTKover40 #LTKmidsize #midsizestyle #genxstyle #over40style #size14 #usinthewild 
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Counteract the gray days with cozy colorful clothes! 🌈 This cashmere sweater set is the prettiest teal and I loved how it looked with this candy pink Chesterfield coat. All are from @anntaylor one of my favorite places to shop because Ann has petites over a size 12. Also all of these items are on sale!

While I did receive these clothes as a gift from Ann Taylor I am under no obligation to share with you. This is what I wore to work and when I saw these colors against the green of my building door I had to prop up my phone and capture the color combo!

This sweater is a classic and with the skirt is created a dress effect you can style with tall boots, ankle boots and tights, or dress down with sneakers. I linked to other pieces in this color that would also look dreamy with this skirt, as well as other gorgeous colorful coats.

For reference I am wearing the coat in XL petite and the sweater set in L. I am 5’3” and usually wear a 14/16

Follow my shop @wardrobe_oxygen on the @shop.LTK app to shop this post and get my exclusive app-only content! https://liketk.it/4plYr 

#LTKmidsize #ltkover40 #midsizestyle #genxstyle #size14 #midsizepetite #ThisIsAnn
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Just got back from a 4-night getaway with my sister @debbiefaye78 at @curacaomarriottbeachresort. It was a last-minute planned trip that ended up being perfect. We weren’t ready to celebrate Thanksgiving without our mom and this escape what just what our hearts needed. 

I’ll be sharing more once I finally unpack my suitcase and organize my photos and thoughts; but I couldn’t not share this picture from yesterday morning. Debbie and I got up early to enjoy some of the day at the resort before flying home to DC. We had the infinity pool to ourselves, finished our books, and relaxed before a long day of travel. 🌴
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It’s hard when you’re petite and most models aren’t; you have no idea how clothes, especially jeans will fit. To promote @universalstandard’s Denim Drive sale, the company sent me two pairs of jeans of my choice. And I chose to make this video to show how they fit on my 5’3” body. I am usually a 14/32 in jeans but at Universal Standard I wear a 12 because they’re super stretchy and generously sized. 

With jeans as low as $35 in sizes 00-40, this is a sale not to be missed. And use code INFS-BFALISON10 for an additional 10% off sitewide!

The Farrah Flare is a favorite because at my height, most flare jeans will lose what makes them special once hemmed. At a 30” inseam these are great with low heels or lug soles.

The Etta is a straight jean with a vintage fit. If in doubt size down. They’re also super stretchy and the 28” inseam (they also come in 31”) works with my boots and sneakers.

While I was provided the apparel in this Reel for free, I was not paid or contracted to create this content. Consider it a PSA for my fellow shorties shopping this fab denim sale!

Follow my shop @wardrobe_oxygen on the @shop.LTK app to shop this post and get my exclusive app-only content!
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Thanks to @talbotsofficial I’m ready for the holidays! #AD

I love Talbots for holiday fashion and this season’s new arrivals do not disappoint. And for Black Friday the entire site is 40% off with free shipping on orders $150+. Until noon, you also receive 50% off 1 regular price item!

I ordered pieces from the Talbots Holiday Collection and found great quality, great style, and great versatility. How cute is the Breton stripe bateau neck with the removable feather cuffs? The metallic plaid patio skirt is so fun, and these two dresses can glam up or dress down with a change of footwear and bag. For reference, I am wearing everything in either XL or 16 petite.

The ivory cords are also Talbots; the black trousers are from last year’s Talbots Holiday Collection showing how Talbots has lasting style. I’ve linked to exact or very similar in my LTK shop. Follow my shop @wardrobe_oxygen on the @shop.ltk app to shop this post and get my exclusive app-only content! https://liketk.it/4oDJF

#mytalbots modernclassicstyle #wondersoftheseason #ltkover40 #ltkplussize #ltkmidsize #blackfridaysale
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@somaintimates makes it easy to shop for a range of personas this holiday season! #AD With gift guides for a range of personality types, you can easily find great gifts for your loved ones. I was drawn to the creative one, loving the rich colorful florals, luxe satin, lace trim, and of course Soma’s iconic Cool Nights sleepwear! Visit Soma’s gift guide for tips on finding the perfect present this holiday season. #SomaGiftGuide #SomaStartsWithMe
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Corporate Fashion, Fashion Advice, Plus Size Fashion · May 29, 2012

Plus Sized Work Attire Options

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Dear Allie:
I am getting back into the workforce after five years as a SAHM. I’m really excited, but am having a hard time finding nice work clothes. I am a size 18, 5’5” and an apple and all I seem to find are lowcut dresses and polyester pants. Do you know where I can find suits and work clothes like dresses and blouses for my size?
 
Why are all plus sized suits made out of polyester? Where can I find a suit that is equal in quality and price to J. Crew but goes above a size 16?
 
I was recently promoted and my new position requires me to travel on business several times a month. For such trips, I will need to wear a suit while at the office I can usually get away with casual pants or even nice jeans. While I have a great wardrobe of business casual pieces, it is proving difficult to find more corporate of attire for my size (I vary between a 20 and 22). Do you know of any retailers who specialize in suiting and corporate attire for plus-sized women?
 
Hi Allie, I need to improve my look at work. We’re allowed to wear anything we want but I don’t want to look like a slob any more and think if I look good I may be more likely to get a raise or promotion. I’m 5’7”, a size 20 with a large bust and don’t even know where to start looking for nicer work clothes. HELP!

I am not sure why the world thinks women over a size 12 don’t hold professional jobs. They must think that with the poor selection of career wear for plus-sized women. While quality suits and stylish business casual clothing does exist, it’s hard to find. Below I feature some brands who realize that just because you wear a larger size doesn’t mean you wish to sacrifice style, quality, or professionalism.

If you’re plus sized, I’m sure you already know about Lane Bryant, Avenue, Ashley Stewart, One Stop Plus/Woman Within/Roamans/Jessica London, and other retailers who specialize in plus size fashion. Below are some suggestions on brands I know who aren’t the typical shops, and who provide quality, well-crafted and stylish career wear in plus sizes

nordstrom plus size suiting

Nordstrom
I know, I know, Nordstrom again? Thing is, they offer a great selection of quality brands and style for plus sizes. MICHAEL Michael Kors, Rachel Palley, Calvin Klein, Karen Kane, Eileen Fisher, Tahari Woman, Vince Camuto, Kenneth Cole… all these brands and more are offered in plus sizes at Nordstrom stores and online.

Unlike many other department stores who think a woman in a size 22 dress wants a muumuu or a flowing polyester pantsuit, Nordstrom buyers find brands and pieces that are in the same vein of style as the rest of the store. Great colors, fun silhouettes, lots of options. Nordstrom has free shipping and free returns, will perform alterations onsite, and have personal shoppers that can help you secure a professional wardrobe for your job.

macys plus size suiting

Macy’s
Macy’s is another department store who offers a fantastic selection of brands and styles for plus sizes. Alfani, Calvin Klein, Lauren by Ralph Lauren, Jones New York, and then their in-house brand INC International Concepts are great resources for great plus size office wear. Like Nordstrom, Macy’s provides a good amount of real estate in most of their stores for plus-sized fashion.

Macy’s always has promotions for discounts and shipping deals. Macy’s has a great return and exchange policy, where you can return by mail or at any nearby store.

talbots plus size suiting

Talbots
Talbots Woman comes in sizes 12-24 regular and 12-22 petite. Each season they offer several styles of suit separates so you can mix and match for the perfect career look. Talbots also specializes in business casual looks, with tailored trousers, well-crafted skirts, polished knits and sweaters and even shoes and accessories.

While many retailers hide their plus size department in a dusty corner or keep it only online, Talbots often has separate stores just for their Woman line, or else it gets plenty of real estate in their mixed-size store. Talbots is phenomenal with customer service, seeking out sizes at other locations, taking returns in-store, and giving you honest feedback and offering suggestions at the fitting room. When I was a size 18, Talbots was my go-to store, where I knew I would find quality, style, and a supportive staff.

jones new york plus size suiting

Jones New York
While Jones New York is a department store staple, they also have their own online boutique that has a large selection of career wear in extended sizes. Since you have to return by mail (they offer a pre-paid shipping label), it’s good to try out JNY in a store to know how it fits, and then go online to find a larger selection.

kiyonna plus size suiting

Kiyonna
Kiyonna knows how to dress a woman. They make well-made pieces that are stylish and flattering to a plus-sized figure. No muumuus and garish prints here, Kiyonna offers beautiful dresses, and also a beautiful selection of separates. While their bottoms are very basic, they are well-made and classic. Some of their tops can run on the sexy side, but many are great pieces for business casual environments or fabulous shells under suits. Their return policy is pretty standard but I hear their sizing is quite consistent so once you know how you fit in Kiyonna you won’t have to make as many returns and exchanges.

ann taylor plus size suiting

Ann Taylor
If you enter an Ann Taylor store, you may think they don’t care about anyone over a size 12. However online they go up to size 18 and XXL on the majority of their pieces. I also find Ann Taylor runs a bit large and many of my readers have agreed that their size 18 can often fit a size 20 woman.

Ann Taylor regularly has promotions for free shipping and percentages off select items – it’s smart to sign up for their emails or follow them on Facebook or Twitter so you stay updated. Their online selection can sell out pretty quickly when they have such sales, so shop early. While Ann Taylor doesn’t offer free returns, they do accept returns even of larger sizes in any store. And if you have to do a return, check out their sale rack where I have regularly seen larger sizes from other women who have made returns.

lands end plus size suiting

Lands’ End
Lands’ End may not be the retailer you would think for career wear, but they do have a pretty great selection of workwear staples. While their summer selection is more geared towards shorts and dresses, they always have a good selection of blazers and coordinating bottoms and come the cooler months have an even greater selection of suiting and work-appropriate pieces.

Lands’ End often has promotions for discounts and free shipping so sign up for their emails to get the latest news. Lands’ End also accepts returns at Sears stores which makes shopping with them even more convenient.

eddie bauer plus size suiting

Eddie Bauer
Like Lands’ End, Eddie Bauer mainly focuses on casual weekend fashion. However, like Lands’ End they have a few stand-out pieces each season for career wear. Eddie Bauer often focuses on easy-care pieces, and you’re likely to find wrinkle-free suiting, no-iron button-front shirts, and machine washable trousers and dresses. Eddie Bauer offers free exchanges and accepts returns by mail (they will provide a pre-paid shipping label or you can send by your own method) or in store.

overstock plus size suiting

Overstock
I’m quick to head to Overstock to find a toaster oven or an area rug, but I have now learned to go to this site for fashion. Popular brands like Tahari, Kasper, Calvin Klein, and Ann Klein are featured by Overstock, and at nicer prices than at the department store. While some of the styles offered on Overstock are a bit strange, you can also find some gems – often pieces being sold right now at your nearby Belk or Macy’s. Overstock has customer reviews, ridiculously cheap shipping, and a reasonable return policy.

TJ Maxx
While most of my local discount big box retailers will have some plus size fashion, it’s usually a small section, messy, and full of strange pieces I wouldn’t be caught dead in. Not so for TJ Maxx, who usually carries higher-end brands than similar stores, and they usually have a larger and better organized plus size department.


Where do you find stylish and well-made plus size career wear? I’d love to know your suggestions!

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  1. TinaEm says

    January 9, 2014 at 11:09 pm

    Please tell me your opinion about women wearing stiletto heels (or Betty Boop or whatever you want to call them) to a job interview, a professional appearance, or on the job. I teach communication / public speaking to college students and when I ask them to dress professionally, many of the women show up with mini skirts or tight leggings and stilettos as though they are going to a club. Meanwhile, the classroom being usually half full of high testosterone males buzzes with “interest” when one of these females gives her speech and it all comes off as some weird / odd interplay of psuedo-porn, desire, and if she is a good speaker, some interest in her speech, yeah. If she is a poor speaker, her manner of dress makes the whole event even worse. Thoughts?

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      August 20, 2014 at 12:23 pm

      This comment was flagged by another reader. I choose not to answer it because I don’t think a woman should adjust her dress for men or their potential thoughts. However, I choose to leave this comment on the site because it is a valid question from a reader, and not spam.

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  2. Miss Nikki says

    December 4, 2013 at 10:56 am

    I wanted to add my two cents – Check eBay!!! If you search specifically for the designers you like in your size you would be surprised at what you find. I have been buying lots of Ralph Lauren lately. Most stuff is new with tags for under $20. I have been a little addicted. 🙂

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  3. webba says

    August 10, 2013 at 10:09 pm

    Igigi!

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  4. kay says

    July 30, 2013 at 5:53 am

    In London the tailoring seems to be ill fitting. I tend to get mine made abroad. With postage and packaging I get bespoke tailoring at half the price! Might be worth trying for anyone who, like me, never found that suit which fit perfectly.
    Fluctuating Female,
    Londin

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  5. Katie says

    June 1, 2012 at 10:34 pm

    I’m not always the best judge of the plus-size market, since I straddle “straight” and “plus” sizes, but I’m a big fan of Eloquii’s dresses. The skirts and blazers run too big for my 14/16 size, but the dresses are perfect for this short-waisted, big busted, and hippy gal! I own three already.

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  6. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 31, 2012 at 4:07 pm

    Oooh thanks for the Ideeli suggestion!

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  7. Stephanie McNulty says

    May 31, 2012 at 4:02 pm

    I think you did a great job in this post..all of the sites you mentioned are sights I love!

    I am another fan of Eloquii. I know some haven’t had good luck with them but I am a believer! I’ve ordered from them three times in the last two months and everything I purchased was good quality and office appropriate.

    Another blogger turned me on to Ideeli which is also wonderful for designer plus size clothing. This is one of those membership sites where the selection changes day to day (it’s free to sign up..no obligation) Every other Wednesday they have a “Plus Size Perfection” sale which features various plus size designers. Some clothing is more casual/going out but some is work appropriate. Some brands they have featured in the past include Jones New York, Alfani, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Rachel Palley. My first Ideeli purchase was a Rachel Palley dress that was normally $250 but I got it for $60!

    In addition to the every other Wednesday plus size sale they have plus size sales at other times and if you’re a size 12-14-16 you can probably find something every day in one of their sales that works for you. They also have shoes and housewares…I had a really great experience on their site.

    Thanks for the great post and blog! You’re wonderful! =)

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  8. Stephanie McNulty says

    May 31, 2012 at 12:02 pm

    I think you did a great job in this post..all of the sites you mentioned are sights I love!

    I am another fan of Eloquii. I know some haven’t had good luck with them but I am a believer! I’ve ordered from them three times in the last two months and everything I purchased was good quality and office appropriate.

    Another blogger turned me on to Ideeli which is also wonderful for designer plus size clothing. This is one of those membership sites where the selection changes day to day (it’s free to sign up..no obligation) Every other Wednesday they have a “Plus Size Perfection” sale which features various plus size designers. Some clothing is more casual/going out but some is work appropriate. Some brands they have featured in the past include Jones New York, Alfani, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Rachel Palley. My first Ideeli purchase was a Rachel Palley dress that was normally $250 but I got it for $60!

    In addition to the every other Wednesday plus size sale they have plus size sales at other times and if you’re a size 12-14-16 you can probably find something every day in one of their sales that works for you. They also have shoes and housewares…I had a really great experience on their site.

    Thanks for the great post and blog! You’re wonderful! =)

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 31, 2012 at 12:07 pm

      Oooh thanks for the Ideeli suggestion!

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  9. hush says

    May 30, 2012 at 10:17 pm

    “I am not sure why the world thinks women over a size 12 don’t hold professional jobs. They must think that with the poor selection of career wear for plus-sized women.” Amen, sister! Great post!

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  10. hush says

    May 30, 2012 at 6:17 pm

    “I am not sure why the world thinks women over a size 12 don’t hold professional jobs. They must think that with the poor selection of career wear for plus-sized women.” Amen, sister! Great post!

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  11. Amy W. says

    May 30, 2012 at 12:50 am

    As a size 18/20 professional in my late 30’s, I find it to be challenging to find good items that are also appropriate for my company dress code.  I do love Talbots and Nordstrom…and I have found that Eddie Bauer dress pants are fantastic. 

    One point that I cannot emphasize enough is that having a great tailor is a must!  As an apple shape, I buy pants that fit me in the waist and then take them straight to my tailor and have them altered to fit my hips/backside.

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  12. Amy W. says

    May 29, 2012 at 8:50 pm

    As a size 18/20 professional in my late 30’s, I find it to be challenging to find good items that are also appropriate for my company dress code.  I do love Talbots and Nordstrom…and I have found that Eddie Bauer dress pants are fantastic. 

    One point that I cannot emphasize enough is that having a great tailor is a must!  As an apple shape, I buy pants that fit me in the waist and then take them straight to my tailor and have them altered to fit my hips/backside.

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  13. EChic says

    May 30, 2012 at 12:28 am

    When I was a larger size, Talbots was a good source of clothing, especially slacks. I found that the standard plus size store, LB, didn’t have many options for me that we’re professional enough – their suiting didn’t hold up well. Also, check to see if you have a Jones New York outlet nearby, I have one about 1.5 hours away and their no-wrinkle women’s shirts are wonderful!

    The sad thing is that if you lose weight you have to find a new set of stores to shop in. It sounds like bragging to whine about it, but it really takes more time to find new stores than to shop the old standards you know will satisfy you.

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  14. EChic says

    May 29, 2012 at 8:28 pm

    When I was a larger size, Talbots was a good source of clothing, especially slacks. I found that the standard plus size store, LB, didn’t have many options for me that we’re professional enough – their suiting didn’t hold up well. Also, check to see if you have a Jones New York outlet nearby, I have one about 1.5 hours away and their no-wrinkle women’s shirts are wonderful!

    The sad thing is that if you lose weight you have to find a new set of stores to shop in. It sounds like bragging to whine about it, but it really takes more time to find new stores than to shop the old standards you know will satisfy you.

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  15. Thrift Store Mama says

    May 29, 2012 at 11:26 pm

    I’m a 14/16/18 depending on item and brand.  I get a lot of my basic pants at JCPenney, some of my tops there, and splurge on other tops elsewhere.  I also find it helpful to have at least 4 pairs of good fitting pants in an appropriate weather weight (black, brown, navy, grey in winter; and black, another dark color, light grey, and khaki in summer) and I mix and match with blouses and blazers.

    I also like a retailer called Christopher Banks.  They have a few stores here and there but are largely on-line.After eschewing makeup and matching jewelery for years, it really does make an outfit look more professional, and Allison, you’ve reinforced those choices !

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  16. Thrift Store Mama says

    May 29, 2012 at 7:26 pm

    I’m a 14/16/18 depending on item and brand.  I get a lot of my basic pants at JCPenney, some of my tops there, and splurge on other tops elsewhere.  I also find it helpful to have at least 4 pairs of good fitting pants in an appropriate weather weight (black, brown, navy, grey in winter; and black, another dark color, light grey, and khaki in summer) and I mix and match with blouses and blazers.

    I also like a retailer called Christopher Banks.  They have a few stores here and there but are largely on-line.After eschewing makeup and matching jewelery for years, it really does make an outfit look more professional, and Allison, you’ve reinforced those choices !

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  17. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 29, 2012 at 11:09 pm

    You’re not the first one to tell me that Dress Barn has changed for the better. I really must check them out!

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  18. Ginger says

    May 29, 2012 at 10:54 pm

    Lord & Taylor has a nice selection of work-worthy Women’s sized clothing.  They carry the major brands that Macy’s does but also have a store line. 

    Different stores will carry different sets of sizes depending on their neighborhood.  It can be worthwhile to visit stores at different shopping areas or to inquire of a sales person about which stores will have the best selections of your size range.  

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  19. Ginger says

    May 29, 2012 at 6:54 pm

    Lord & Taylor has a nice selection of work-worthy Women’s sized clothing.  They carry the major brands that Macy’s does but also have a store line. 

    Different stores will carry different sets of sizes depending on their neighborhood.  It can be worthwhile to visit stores at different shopping areas or to inquire of a sales person about which stores will have the best selections of your size range.  

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  20. Laura says

    May 29, 2012 at 10:47 pm

    I’ve been impressed recently with Dress Barn. I know – polyester city, right? But a couple years ago they were acquired by a different company, I forget the details, and since then they’ve had a lot of cute things in my local store. Half of it is more casual but they also always have a few nice suits and work dresses as well as business-appropriate tops and separates. I know that they have plus size stores as well as mixed sizes in some of their stores. 

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  21. Laura says

    May 29, 2012 at 6:47 pm

    I’ve been impressed recently with Dress Barn. I know – polyester city, right? But a couple years ago they were acquired by a different company, I forget the details, and since then they’ve had a lot of cute things in my local store. Half of it is more casual but they also always have a few nice suits and work dresses as well as business-appropriate tops and separates. I know that they have plus size stores as well as mixed sizes in some of their stores. 

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 29, 2012 at 7:09 pm

      You’re not the first one to tell me that Dress Barn has changed for the better. I really must check them out!

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  22. Vicki L says

    May 29, 2012 at 10:14 pm

    I know the price point is a bit higher but as a cross-over (missy/women’s) size 14/16 I’ve had great luck with Doncaster.  It is sold exclusively by trunk shows and at a few studio locations across the country.  Sizes 2 -18 and 12W – 24W.  Women’s options are cut slightly differently from Missy’s but same basic lines.  I find these are my GO-TO pieces that mix with almost everything else in my closet.  Added bonus, the quality is tremendous so they last forever so the cost per wear is next to nothing.  I rarely keep my Talbots purchases more than a couple of years, I’ve got Doncaster pieces that have been in there for 10 years and still look fantastic.  A change of buttons, add some updated jewelry and presto – its current!  Love love love this line!

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  23. Vicki L says

    May 29, 2012 at 6:14 pm

    I know the price point is a bit higher but as a cross-over (missy/women’s) size 14/16 I’ve had great luck with Doncaster.  It is sold exclusively by trunk shows and at a few studio locations across the country.  Sizes 2 -18 and 12W – 24W.  Women’s options are cut slightly differently from Missy’s but same basic lines.  I find these are my GO-TO pieces that mix with almost everything else in my closet.  Added bonus, the quality is tremendous so they last forever so the cost per wear is next to nothing.  I rarely keep my Talbots purchases more than a couple of years, I’ve got Doncaster pieces that have been in there for 10 years and still look fantastic.  A change of buttons, add some updated jewelry and presto – its current!  Love love love this line!

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  24. Kleb42 says

    May 29, 2012 at 10:05 pm

    Well, usually my “know it all former LaneBryant/Nordstrom manager opinion” would have stores to add to this but I think you did a great job!  I get most of my clothes at Macy’s, Lane Bryant and TJ Maxx.  I would like to add that I’ve been around the block and then some with lingerie and the best is Lane Bryant Cacique.  Make sure you’re in the right size and use a lingerie bag and no heat and these bras will last you a very long time.  If you find one that you LOVE and I love the back smoothing bra, buy several of them and rotate them.  They will last longer!  If you need help with the fit.  Go to the Nordstrom website and use their guidelines.  Lane Bryant doesnt do a great job with fitting properly.  The band should be snug at first!!!  It will stretch, dont worry and the underwire should come all the way and under your underarm. 
    Sorry to go on and on about bra fitting, but it’s a passion of mine!  If you can go into Nordstrom and get a free fitting.

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  25. Kleb42 says

    May 29, 2012 at 6:05 pm

    Well, usually my “know it all former LaneBryant/Nordstrom manager opinion” would have stores to add to this but I think you did a great job!  I get most of my clothes at Macy’s, Lane Bryant and TJ Maxx.  I would like to add that I’ve been around the block and then some with lingerie and the best is Lane Bryant Cacique.  Make sure you’re in the right size and use a lingerie bag and no heat and these bras will last you a very long time.  If you find one that you LOVE and I love the back smoothing bra, buy several of them and rotate them.  They will last longer!  If you need help with the fit.  Go to the Nordstrom website and use their guidelines.  Lane Bryant doesnt do a great job with fitting properly.  The band should be snug at first!!!  It will stretch, dont worry and the underwire should come all the way and under your underarm. 
    Sorry to go on and on about bra fitting, but it’s a passion of mine!  If you can go into Nordstrom and get a free fitting.

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  26. Cynthia Washburn says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:30 pm

    When I used to be a plus size, I had decent luck with JCPenney for pants and dresses, as well as Liz Claiborne and Dress Barn Woman for dresses. Dillards also has a really nice plus size department with more upscale clothing and usually a bigger selection than Macy’s – including a pretty good formal wear department. 

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  27. Cynthia Washburn says

    May 29, 2012 at 5:30 pm

    When I used to be a plus size, I had decent luck with JCPenney for pants and dresses, as well as Liz Claiborne and Dress Barn Woman for dresses. Dillards also has a really nice plus size department with more upscale clothing and usually a bigger selection than Macy’s – including a pretty good formal wear department. 

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  28. Cynthia Washburn says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:27 pm

    Wow – they don’t have one here, but they have a few up around Dallas. I will definitely being hitting one when I go visit my sister in a few weeks. 

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  29. bren says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:26 pm

    There is also a relatively new entry into the game, Eloquii.  They are a sister store to the limited, and you can find them online. They have great sales and discounts (so it’s good to get on their email list). In my opinion they can be a nice option instead of Avenue or Lane Bryant.

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  30. bren says

    May 29, 2012 at 5:26 pm

    There is also a relatively new entry into the game, Eloquii.  They are a sister store to the limited, and you can find them online. They have great sales and discounts (so it’s good to get on their email list). In my opinion they can be a nice option instead of Avenue or Lane Bryant.

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  31. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:10 pm

     Yeah, TJ Maxx really seems to vary based upon location – one will have an amazing selection and another 10 miles down the road will suck.  Same with the other big boxes, but if you find a good one it’s worth the trek!

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  32. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:09 pm

     I have heard mixed reviews about Eloquii so thank you for the recommendation.  And I can’t believe I forgot IGIGI! 

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  33. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:09 pm

     🙂

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  34. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:09 pm

     Wow, I wish we had one of those in the DC area!  Awesome!

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  35. Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:08 pm

    Good point!

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  36. Trystan L. Bass says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:07 pm

    Macy’s & sometimes Nordstrom can also be good for plus-petite sizes (which can be freakishly difficult to find!), including name brands like Calvin Klein & Ralph Lauren, who don’t seem to sell plus-petite sizes at any other stores or online.

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  37. Trystan L. Bass says

    May 29, 2012 at 5:07 pm

    Macy’s & sometimes Nordstrom can also be good for plus-petite sizes (which can be freakishly difficult to find!), including name brands like Calvin Klein & Ralph Lauren, who don’t seem to sell plus-petite sizes at any other stores or online.

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 29, 2012 at 5:08 pm

      Good point!

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  38. Karen says

    May 29, 2012 at 9:02 pm

    We have a store here in Omaha, NE called “1/2 of 1/2 (Name Brand Clothing)”.  They have 18 locations in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.  I find plus-sized designer clothes for cheap (Michael Kors, Alfani, Talbots, Tahari, Lauren by Ralph Lauren, etc.).  It is a clearance center for many department stores and catalogs so you have to check things out carefully before you buy, but most things are perfect.  And at 1/2 of 1/2 price it can’t be beat!  Those who have a location nearby should check it out.

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  39. Karen says

    May 29, 2012 at 5:02 pm

    We have a store here in Omaha, NE called “1/2 of 1/2 (Name Brand Clothing)”.  They have 18 locations in Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma.  I find plus-sized designer clothes for cheap (Michael Kors, Alfani, Talbots, Tahari, Lauren by Ralph Lauren, etc.).  It is a clearance center for many department stores and catalogs so you have to check things out carefully before you buy, but most things are perfect.  And at 1/2 of 1/2 price it can’t be beat!  Those who have a location nearby should check it out.

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 29, 2012 at 5:09 pm

       Wow, I wish we had one of those in the DC area!  Awesome!

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    • Cynthia Washburn says

      May 29, 2012 at 5:27 pm

      Wow – they don’t have one here, but they have a few up around Dallas. I will definitely being hitting one when I go visit my sister in a few weeks. 

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  40. crtfly says

    May 29, 2012 at 8:54 pm

    Alllie,

    As a plus size, may I put in a plug for Lands End? Actually, you are showing the dress I bought from them, in the color I selected – the dark green. I am overjoyed with the dress. Smooth, comfortable fabric and the dress even makes me look good. That’s a tall order. I am used to wearing jeans at work so having to dress up for meetings all over the state and for doing trainings locally is not easy for me. I am comfortable and confident about my skills and knowledge. I am uneasy about my appearance so a comfortable, attractive, professional looking dress is a huge plus.

    Thanks for showing off my dress!

    Chris

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  41. crtfly says

    May 29, 2012 at 4:54 pm

    Alllie,

    As a plus size, may I put in a plug for Lands End? Actually, you are showing the dress I bought from them, in the color I selected – the dark green. I am overjoyed with the dress. Smooth, comfortable fabric and the dress even makes me look good. That’s a tall order. I am used to wearing jeans at work so having to dress up for meetings all over the state and for doing trainings locally is not easy for me. I am comfortable and confident about my skills and knowledge. I am uneasy about my appearance so a comfortable, attractive, professional looking dress is a huge plus.

    Thanks for showing off my dress!

    Chris

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 29, 2012 at 5:09 pm

       🙂

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  42. Lexa says

    May 29, 2012 at 8:46 pm

    Some other thoughts for career wear and suiting: Eloquii and iGigi.  Eloquii is the Limiteds plus line, so the clothes are cute and on trend, but their suiting is basic.  iGigi has less suiting–only a few, really–but some great dresses that can be paired with blazers.

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  43. Lexa says

    May 29, 2012 at 4:46 pm

    Some other thoughts for career wear and suiting: Eloquii and iGigi.  Eloquii is the Limiteds plus line, so the clothes are cute and on trend, but their suiting is basic.  iGigi has less suiting–only a few, really–but some great dresses that can be paired with blazers.

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 29, 2012 at 5:09 pm

       I have heard mixed reviews about Eloquii so thank you for the recommendation.  And I can’t believe I forgot IGIGI! 

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      • Katie says

        June 1, 2012 at 6:33 pm

        I’m not always the best judge of the plus-size market, since I straddle “straight” and “plus” sizes, but I’m a big fan of Eloquii’s dresses. The skirts and blazers run too big for my 14/16 size, but the dresses are perfect for this short-waisted, big busted, and hippy gal! I own three already.

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        • Kelby says

          July 22, 2013 at 8:28 pm

          Pretty sure Eloquii is no longer in business. I have only ordered from then once, but read about it closing down over the weekend.

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  44. KellyOlsakovsky says

    May 29, 2012 at 8:35 pm

    I’ve honestly been a little disappointed in the TJ Maxx/Marshall’s/Ross selection in my area. I don’t know if it’s just the market, but I don’t find a lot here in northeast Houston. I didn’t realize Ann Taylor went to an 18 on the website though – thanks for that heads-up.  

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  45. Kelly O says

    May 29, 2012 at 4:35 pm

    I’ve honestly been a little disappointed in the TJ Maxx/Marshall’s/Ross selection in my area. I don’t know if it’s just the market, but I don’t find a lot here in northeast Houston. I didn’t realize Ann Taylor went to an 18 on the website though – thanks for that heads-up.  

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    • Allie at Wardrobe Oxygen says

      May 29, 2012 at 5:10 pm

       Yeah, TJ Maxx really seems to vary based upon location – one will have an amazing selection and another 10 miles down the road will suck.  Same with the other big boxes, but if you find a good one it’s worth the trek!

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    • Miss Nikki says

      December 4, 2013 at 10:54 am

      Definitely agree with the location comment. My nearest TJ Maxx took their plus size section from 3-4 racks down to one very small rack and they’ve had the same junk for months on end. Now the TJ Maxx 2 hours away from me has a very large plus size section with great stuff at a great price. Unfortunately a lot of stores think there is no demand for plus size because their sales are low. What they don’t realize is that no one wants the junk they put out and people eventually stop looking because they never carry anything new. I am a buyer (in another industry) and I would THINK this is common sense, but apparently it is not.

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      • Ashley says

        January 27, 2014 at 7:41 pm

        Which TjMaxx is around your area. I am trying to find a good variety to choose from.

        Reply

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The tree is trimmed! 🎄

When I was a single gal, I had the prettiest tree with a color story and theme. 20 years later, my tree is a hodgepodge of inherited ornaments, gifts from loved ones, and handmade pieces from both my childhood and by my child. And I think each year it veers further from the original concept the more beautiful it becomes!

My daughter and I donned our Santa hats, turned on the holiday playlist, a Yule log on the TV, and spent the afternoon getting our home into the Christmas spirit.

When she was little, my husband would pick her up so she could place the star on top of the tree. Now that she’s taller than I am, when he got home he just put his arm around her as she used the library stool to reach the top. Some traditions need to be modified with time but they’re still special! ⭐️

Top is a feather trimmed Breton from @talbotsofficial; the scarf as a belt is also Talbots but a few years old. The jeans are @landsend and the blanket on the chair in the second photo is by artist  @zanderschlacter

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Just got back from a 4-night getaway with my sister @debbiefaye78 at @curacaomarriottbeachresort. It was a last-minute planned trip that ended up being perfect. We weren’t ready to celebrate Thanksgiving without our mom and this escape what just what our hearts needed. 

I’ll be sharing more once I finally unpack my suitcase and organize my photos and thoughts; but I couldn’t not share this picture from yesterday morning. Debbie and I got up early to enjoy some of the day at the resort before flying home to DC. We had the infinity pool to ourselves, finished our books, and relaxed before a long day of travel. 🌴

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Working on the weekend is far more enjoyable when it’s in my office 💚

Perimenopause and the pandemic and homeschooling made our row home feel even smaller. So when neighbors revitalized an office building in our town center and offered individual offices for rent, I felt it would be good for business and personally. And I kept it when the world opened up and our kid went back to public school because it helps me have a clear start and end to the work day, but also because I created a space I really enjoy.

This weekend I went to the office to shoot some content. And once I was finished I enjoyed just sitting here, watching the light change. I think I may switch the furniture around, switch up the energy. I love that I can do that without consulting another or having another person’s opinions matter.

When you have a family, things go from me to we. I don’t regret leaving Corporate America to do this full time, but I do miss being part of a team. And I missed having an office, a place away from home that’s just for me. 

I wish more communities would offer rental offices like @thegranitebuilding. With reasonably affordable monthly rates, it doesn’t have to just be business owners who get office spaces. It can be a place to work on a hobby or craft, a place to WFH that’s not home, or a place to just read and write and nap undisturbed. A literal room of one’s own. Because sometimes a person needs time to be a me and not a we. 💚

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You’re never too old for a Rory Gilmore sweater… this cotton fisherman sweater is from @llbean and inspired by @marielle.elizabeth I shopped the men’s department for a better size range. The influencer influenced the influencer!

The jeans are @landsend I got last year and I’m glad they brought them back this year in several washes, inseam lengths, and plus sizes. If in doubt, size down. They will shrink in length slightly but not anywhere else, they’re super comfy and stretchy but don’t stretch out. 

Kept the collegiate vibe going with a trucker cap, HOKAs, and my trusty commuter bag for years: the large @dagnedover Dakota backpack!

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My husband has a special backpack he fills with weight to wear while hiking; it’s called rucking. I wear a @dagnedover Dakota and fill it with my laptop, my iPad, a full water bottle, and my purse and walk to work; it’s called commuting. 💁🏻‍♀️

But seriously, I’ve had this backpack for five years. It has been shoved under plane seats, in overstuffed car trunks, under feet in the passenger seat. I’ve worn it as I’ve walked miles in major cities and from my house to my town center. My daughter also has a Dagne Dakota; it survived middle school and continues to work through camping, sleepovers, and road trips. It’s genially designed, comfortable, and can take a beating and still look great.

As for the rest of the look, the vest (XL) is a new purchase from @athleta; the Rainier tights (L) are also Athleta but two years old. The purple top is @nike and about a decade old. Hat is @llbean and it’s on sale for less than $15. And my trusty @hoka sneakers that have had their own set of adventures.

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Another day of early voting for our city election, another outfit I wore as an election judge! 🗳️

I got this sweater set from @mmlafleur last spring and it continues to be a favorite. The color and popcorn stitch makes it wearable three seasons of the year. I’ve styled it with gold heels and dramatic gold earrings, with sneakers and a crossbody belt bag, and more than once with knee-high boots and a scarf at my throat. The color works with brown and black boots, the skirt silhouette and length with heels and flats. These brown riding boots are from @duoboots and almost a decade old. The scarf belonged to my dad; I have a feeling it was styled with a leisure suit back in the day!

I may have been more dressed up than other election judges but I think seeing democracy in action is a cause to celebrate! 🇺🇸

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Early voting poll worker style 🗳️

I’ve been an election judge (AKA poll worker) for several years but this year I decided to take it a step further and join my city’s Board of Elections. I’m passionate about fair and accessible elections for all. The Board is acting as election judges for early voting so it’s great to use my previous experience on a city level!

I believe voting is a special occasion and I dressed the part. The puff sleeve sweater and pants are from @anntaylor; these pants are the same ones from the suit I wore earlier this week. I added a beloved @hermes scarf as a belt and silver hoops (they belonged to my mom) as a hint of shine.

If your area is having an election this coming week; I implore you to vote. Your voice deserves to be heard. And please ensure your neighbors know of the election and where to vote. 🇺🇸

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Always fun to see my name in lights! 💡 I was a panelist at the annual @jaofcentralmd Leading Ladies event that connects local high schoolers with women in business. My panel was on using social media for promoting one’s business or personal brand. Along with other social media experts, we guided students and adults on how to create compelling and engaging social content and together created content for the conference’s feed. It was fun and I loved being able to share my almost two decades of personal and professional experience!

The dress code for the conference was business professional and since the event’s theme color was pink, they encouraged us to wear the color. 

This @anntaylor suit has been a favorite since late summer. I’ve dressed it down with a white tank and sneakers and glammed it up with a silk cami and gold heeled sandals. I love how Ann Taylor has petite suiting up to size 16; I know I’m not the only short curvy girl who desires suits and professional attire!

For this event I chose a berry-colored microfiber tank from @lovechicos. I own several of these tanks; they wear like iron and the tight weave and subtle shine make them great shells under suits. 

The look fit the theme but was also comfortable. I was glad to share my expertise and encourage others to see how they can donate their time and knowledge to a local @juniorachievementusa #JALeadingLadies #JALeadingLadies2023 #JACMD #JuniorAchievment

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Sharing this from my #iPadOS17 thanks to @apple! A bit belated with all that has been going on lately but I’m really enjoying using an iPad to improve how I work, stay organized, and find new ways to be creative. Can I just say that editing video on an iPad instead of a phone is a game changer!

Recently, I attended an event at the gorgeous Apple Carnegie Library hosted by @flourishplanner_ to learn ways to make the most of #iOS17 and it was awesome. I brought my new iPad and learned about the new wallpaper, stickers, and organizing tools.

As for my look, the dress is from @bananarepublic’s summer collection. Kept it comfy with a pair of Samba sneakers and held down the volume of the dress with my black recycled leather @ganni crossbody. Added an old @_jennybird link necklace and a silver cuff I’ve had since the ‘90s.

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I love an excuse to dress up, especially if it’s for a good cause! This weekend was the @thenewdealcafe Masquer-AID fundraiser to support this independent cafe, art gallery, and live music venue in @cityofgreenbelt.

My family and I have loved going to The New Deal Cafe for all these years. Grabbing coffee with friends, having a meal, seeing an amazing band, participating in an open mic or one of their Reel and Meal events. So @debbiefaye78, our mom, and I got tickets and even chipped in for a plaque from us “Ashpes Girls.” 

Our mom passed before she could attend the event; we asked our like a sister best friend @shellymingram to join us in her place and we had a great time, dancing all night as our mom would have, connecting with neighbors, and supporting a local business we all love so much.

As for the outfit, the dress is @ronnykobo the bag is @ganni and I borrowed both from @renttherunway The shoes I’ve had for years and the gold metal mask I found on Amazon and liked how it could mold to my face and not put pressure on my still-healing eye.

And I know y’all will ask because I received so many DMs this weekend when I shared this event in my Stories… my sister’s dress is from @eshakti she bought it a few years ago and it’s even more gorgeous in person!

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