[…] sides to create a blouson top, but when I tie it like that it doesn’t look blouson, it looks like I tried to hack a too-big shirt by tying the sides, and it’s not tight enough because it’s so big so it slides down and blouses out right at my lower belly. It’s so […]
[…] your clothing. Organize like your life depends on it. Don’t take shortcuts on the organization. It matters. Put all your keeps on the Huggable Hangers and organize by category, light to dark. Tops and dresses should be divided by sleeve length into subcategories and THEN light to dark. And here is the key — […]
[…] described as “one part cape cod vacation, one part Parisian gamine,” which also had me quite tickled. I love good classic pieces, but I’m also very inspired by vintage, particularly from the 1960s. So even if I’m dressing very preppy one day, or very chic the next, there’s always a bit of a quirky […]
[…] became a thing in the past decade, where individuals would transform a room in their home into an office/closet combo, their Mac sitting on a desk surrounded by bars and drawers of clothing and shoes. Home decor even became about fashion, with people framing Chanel bags, placing orange Hermes boxes along books and knickknacks, […]
I’d like you to meet “Self Acceptance” by Kristine Mays. Many of you have noticed her in the back of my photos on Instagram and in my weekly outfit recaps. I connected with the artist Kristine Mays over a decade ago, when we were both blogging about our everyday lives on Blogspot. I’ve followed […]
[…] additional information. And I found one that looked promising – female, focus on gynecology, and in her bio she mentioned finding the appropriate care for each woman by talking to her. I went this week and omigod, I didn’t know that an annual could be so great! We talked about my IUD not as […]
[…] like a gimmick, but if you look at the colors chosen for the past few years (shown above), you realize they were strong trends that were embraced by high-end designers as well as mall brands. While I didn’t buy any Living Coral last year, I did see how coral and softer shades of blush […]
If a wing mural isn’t photographed, does it even exist? A new piece of work by Kelsey Montague painted on a wall in Riverdale Park, Maryland Sometimes you learn lessons that are major a-ha moments that help define your life. I had one at an influencer workshop where the trainer shared that most influencers […]
