[…] of the character Shiv Roy in the HBO series, Succession. This character’s wardrobe is often mentioned when discussing the Quiet Luxury trend. Quiet Luxury, most famously illustrated by the cast of the HBO series Succession, is really high-end, well-made pieces that are quite subtle. Soft colors, luxe fabrics, elegant yet classic silhouettes. Fashion critics […]
[…] and chains made to order the length you desire, this is one of the most size-inclusive jewelry brands in North America. Each piece from Zaleska is made by hand in Bali using centuries-old processes. With small product runs, Zaleska strives to have a small carbon footprint and reduce waste. Zaleska’s ring collection is all […]
[…] your head as I have here. Keep them relaxed to your sides for the most accurate measurements. I said grab a second person because getting accurate measurements by yourself is virtually impossible. Measure yourself wearing nothing except your regular underpinnings. Do not pull the tape measure tight; you want it comfortable but not loose. […]
[…] it is of my own choosing because I like them enough to style/feature, or I think they’re worth reviewing (positive or negative). If a post is sponsored/paid by Chico’s or any other retailer, I will state that at the beginning of the text. A Pink Cotton Shirtdress from Chico’s Black Label Collection Anyway, back […]
[…] Whistles | eShakti | eShakti When creating this post, I went beyond my tried and true retailers to find brands that were sustainable, ethical, owned or designed by Black women and other people of color. I will continue to research and feature new designers and brands and while sticking to the style of Wardrobe […]
[…] but pages of different brands, colors, and silhouettes that fit contemporary workwear trends. From budget-friendly in-house brands like Worthington to elevated suiting from labels like Black Label by Evan Picone, I am constantly impressed by the petite workwear options available at JCPenney. If you are getting back into the workplace or looking for an […]
Tamara reached out on Instagram and let me know that the #amazonnightgown dress I featured earlier this week was a direct copy of a 2016 dress made by the Australian brand Spell. She was right, and it is something I learned about an hour after the post went live when I saw a photo […]
[…] one I’d carry for years. A year later, I was carting my lunch to work in my Kate Spade Sam. I was on the Metro, the bag by my side, my arm through the straps. A man got on the Metro and without looking sat on my Sam. In the bag was a container […]
