[…] shiny synthetic wonder you picked up for $12.99 at some store you usually wouldn’t shop at. One of those stores in the mall with too loud of music, overcrowded jumbled racks organized by price point, fitting rooms that don’t have doors or mirrors (and smell a bit like Fritos), and the rest of the […]
[…] Labor Day festivities do you guys have planned? We’re having some good friends over for grilling on Saturday, and then we are walking to town for the festival (carnival rides, bingo and funnel cake – oh my!). Sunday a friend is having a tiki-bar themed pool party so I’ll be able to get a […]
[…] pocket jeans (roll waist) Banana Republic Outlet – Black ponte jacket eBay (forgot brand) – White maternity tee, pinned in back so a bit of shape Renaissance Festival – Silver necklace Silver hoops and cuff Sudini – Black leather booties Hair: Next day,large sections in curling iron Beauty: Laura Mercier – Flawless Face Kit […]
[…] where my heels kill me, I will come home and instead of going barefoot I will put on my DUO boots. When I went to the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Tennessee, I took my DUO boots. I used some waterproofing solution on them and wore them with my sundresses in the 100-degree weather, on […]
[…] a jersey or cotton maxi dress I can pair with flip flops or sandals and wear to a friend’s party. Or I can wear it to a music festival or to walk down to the farmer’s market. I bought one over the winter but it was a bit too boobalicious. I never wore it, […]
[…] of holing myself up in my bedroom for five hours straight for two days is crazy. She’d either want to jump on the bed and change the music to Katy Perry and build a blanket fort, or else try on all my stuff and play queen and princess. But really… I don’t see her […]
[…] mirror that would look right in the nursery. And, I looked for clothes for me. I wasn’t looking for day-to-day clothes, but proper attire for the Bonnaroo Music Festival. I know before I mentioned that I found THE ULTIMATE ROO DRESS at Old Navy. Well, notsomuch. The XL was humongous on me. By time […]
[…] What survived were magazines that really give a good look into my life – Mothering Magazine for the crunchy spawn-creator side of me, Rolling Stone for the music-fan side of me, Bust for the music fan/crunchy/feminist yet pop culture-loving side of me, Bazaar for the fashionista side of me, and Real Simple for the […]
[…] look of engineer boots or chukkas – a great choice with this season’s trim dark jeans. Pick a style that works with your personal style. Into the music scene? Consider some Doc Martens. A bit preppy? How about some Sperry Topsiders? Like sports? Instead of a pair of old Nikes, consider some Adidas “Shell […]