Chapter One: Seasonless Black Trousers
The item I think is the most important part of any woman’s wardrobe is a pair of seasonless black trousers. This is the foundation of any successful wardrobe regardless of your age, size, shape, or lifestyle.
The item I think is the most important part of any woman’s wardrobe is a pair of seasonless black trousers. This is the foundation of any successful wardrobe regardless of your age, size, shape, or lifestyle.
Size 2 or 22, 21 or 71, these wardrobe staples are versatile, useful, stylish, but transcend most trends. The 23 staples for every woman’s wardrobe.
The best Memorial Day sales for this year, along with exclusive promo codes, shopping tips, and my picks from beauty, fashion, and accessory brands.
I bought these two skirts (link and link) from LOFT, and I love them, but I cannot figure out how to style them! Nothing I have seems to look right. (I could use a wardrobe overall to begin with. I feel like I have tons of stuff, and spend too much on clothes all […]
I have never understood the desire to look like a total fool on a holiday. Tunic sweaters with appliqué bunnies for Easter, American flag shorts, socks and scrunchies for Independence Day, light-up pumpkin earrings for Halloween, tacky theme ties for Christmas, green everything under the sun for St. Patrick’s Day. Why America, why? Do […]
[…] something you love. For example, Fashion. I lovingly sketched clothing designs in the margins in my notebooks as a child, I cried when I first touched Chanel, and my mother bought be a Marc Jacobs handbag for my 18th birthday because she knew it would complete me (it did). I typically subscribed to the […]
I know many blogs, TV shows, and websites focus on getting the look for less, but Wardrobe Oxygen will never do that. Let me explain…
Last spring, I purchased a navy and white stripe bateau-neck tee from J. Crew (you can see me wearing it here). I bought it on a whim; it was on sale with an additional percentage off. I needed another striped shirt like I needed a hole in my head but I bought it anyway. […]