[…] Maine Avenue Fish Market in 1805. The Maine Avenue Fish Market is America’s oldest operating fish market. With its grand opening in October 2017 and still being developed, the District Wharf is a great place for water activities, fine dining, shopping, and living, along with a wide variety of live music, cultural events, and festivals.
[…] attending the Hopscotch Festival there the year prior. It was an awesome time for all and I hope we can continue this tradition each summer, seeing great music and exploring a new city! August Karl and I started getting more creative with locations for outfit shoots, which I think really elevated the posts and […]
This post is sponsored by Lord & Taylor and ShopStyle Lord & Taylor and asked if I’d like to partner with them this holiday season and I was ALL about it. I’ve been chatting about all things Lord & Taylor with a stylish friend who was telling me how they are the best priced secret…
Jacket: Stretch Velvet Open Blazer c/o Ellos (14) | Pants: Stretch Velvet Wide Pants c/o Ellos (14) | Camisole: LOFT (old; similar) | Shoes: ASOS | Bag: OTAAT/MYERS Collective (budget friendly alternative) | Coat: Faux Fur Snap Front Coat c/o Ellos (M) | Bracelet: Banana Republic (similar) | Earrings: Sparkling Crystal Stud Earrings c/o Talbots…
[…] and ordinary people battling extraordinary odds. Rolling Stone is the longest-running subscription in the Gary household. It’s a great way to stay up on the latest in music, movies, TV, and politics. National Geographic is a classic for a reason, and a favorite magazine by everyone in our household. Now that there’s a NatGeo […]
[…] favorites is “gift wrapping.” I lock myself in my bedroom, and sure I’m surrounded by wrapping paper and tape, but I lower the lights, turn on some music, have a drink, and light a candle. The process of wrapping and tagging presents is pretty mindless, so it can let my mind wander, or let […]
[…] of the restaurant; they continue this woodland theme with wood furniture, birch pillars, and green glasses that look as though they’re made from old wind bottles. The music was perfect too – a little Diana, a little Etta, a little Beyoncé. We ate there Saturday morning and it was so amazing and we had […]
[…] community. Dia&Co had this huge wall where we could all write on it what style means to us – reading what other attendees wrote was so inspiring! Music was playing, a lot of the booths had mini fashion shows taking place to show off the fab and fun clothing they offered, and there was […]
