[…] my friend Lisa became a cabi stylist and invited me to her house to check out the line… and was so glad I did. I was surprised by high quality versatile fashion that was surprisingly flattering on a broad range of body shapes and sizes. Since then I’ve hosted a cabi party, and featured […]
[…] and influencers to chat with individuals from their team about being an entrepreneur, work/life balance, and how to do good with our influence. This event was hosted by Nicole Feliciano from Momtrends, the epitome of a successful Mom Boss, who recently wrote a book of that exact name. This was a quick trip, less […]
[…] doesn’t smell or sweat as much. Nope, it wasn’t true for me. But as my daughter has gotten older and closer to puberty, I want to lead by example with natural body products. I want to find ones that work well so I can recommend them when she needs them. I did some research; […]
[…] I love this photo where she’s in awe of Dani). She reached out and asked if I’d like to be part of Strong Women in Fashion. Hosted by female business owners in DC, Strong Women in Fashion was a fashion show at Via Umbria featuring clothing from Georgetown boutiques LiLi the First and Signature […]
[…] large ballroom set up with booths like you’d see at many conferences and trade shows but these were beauty and fashion brands. We skimmed through and stopped by the tde. booth where they would monogram a small leather good for you. I got a black Saffiano luggage tag and pale pink mock lizard business […]
[…] at a grainy selfie and be able to tell if an item is worth trying, worth altering, or should be immediately boxed up and sent back. So by time I had my second appointment with DC Style Factory, we all had a good feel of what we were working with. For the styling session, […]
[…] garment in place. I have a few off the shoulder tops and skirts that have garment loops on the front and the back; I’m going to try by using a safety pin to connect the two of them under my arm for the same effect. And for those who want to know, this is […]
Reader (and friend after all these years) Linda made me aware of the blog, Project 333. Project 333 is a minimalist fashion challenge that invites you to dress with 33 items or less for three months. Linda has been really interested in minimalism, and recently I have been as well. Linda asked me to think…
