[…] has them, but everywhere else has orange or white. And I dig the aqua. But I don’t neeeeeed them so I’ll hold off. This pretty blue Lands’ End swimsuit I don’t need any more swimsuits. But this swimsuit from Lands’ End has been haunting me all spring. The color is fantastic, I love that […]
[…] social media. By 2016, I was making more from Wardrobe Oxygen than I was at my job as a project manager for a government subcontractor. At the end of 2017, I quit my day job and have worked solely for myself since. My business is still primarily this blog. However, I do have multiple […]
[…] offers everything in petite, misses, and tall and up to 4X. It’s a great destination for jeans and knitwear like this elevated tee I personally own. Lands’ End: Lands’ End currently has 50% off sitewide. Personally, I think the coats are the thing to buy during this sale; if you’re allergic to feathers like […]
[…] a more stylish choice. Good American: My hourglass friends, Good American is a great place to look for jeans with petite, long, and plus size options. Lands’ End: This may not be the name you think of when you’re buying denim, but I have had a lot of luck with Lands’ End jeans and […]
[…] Bring the towel provided in your room; they offer a towel exchange so you can replace it if it gets wet or sandy. Old white linen Lands’ End tunic, old Madewell linen pants, same blue mesh tote, and the “Johvan” hat from American Hat Makers I again wore my black bikini, brought my swim […]
[…] measurement where it really requires a friend. You want to measure from your crotch down the inside of your leg to where you wish your pants to end. If you try it yourself, you must bend to reach your ankles, which will alter your measurement. For tailored items, you may also wish to measure […]
[…] Shirt by Rochelle Behrens is just as good as it was PrePan. The Boyfriend Shirt by Rochelle Behrens Wearing The Boyfriend Shirt in XL and a Lands’ End skirt I wore The Boyfriend Shirt on the 4th of July. It was very hot in Maryland, and I went to a day party where I […]
[…] a job and should be treated as such. Businesses, including the brands you partner with, live in the land of quarters. They look at revenue at the end of each, they plan for the different levels of traffic, the shopping trends, and the client/customer/audience needs depending on the time of the year. For us […]
