[…] on the market that let you rent clothes, have a virtual stylist and you buy the items, etc. I don’t believe subscription boxes in general are a good use of your money and time, whether it’s fashion, beauty, activewear, or random goodies. It may feel fun but usually you don’t like everything you receive […]
[…] focused on understanding and connecting with the women who wear her clothing, buy her products. Several years ago, I picked up Diane von Furstenberg’s autobiography, A Signature Life, at a used bookstore. I took it on vacation, read a chapter or so during the road trip, and slipped it in the glove compartment when […]
[…] passing, but they know the work of your institution. Criticism is usually based on your content, not your character. Both a church and a school can do good for a community. It is difficult leading a church, and it is difficult running a school. Both require money to exist, and to grow. To get […]
[…] review of Quince shoes, I felt confident adding these loafers to the capsule. I also own the smooth leather version of the clutch and think it’s a good buy. So many of you in the Wardrobe Oxygen community have raved about these short-sleeve sweaters that I feel it earned its place in the capsule […]
[…] I’m keeping the photos very… real. No photoshopping, no fancy lighting, just selfies in front of my bedroom mirror so you see how these work in real life. And I promise you, all of these methods for tucking in your button-up shirt are easy, even when resetting your outfit after using the facilities. Before […]
[…] print, your underpinnings are less likely to show. Many find silk to be difficult in summer because it shows sweat – tissue-weight cotton or voile is a good alternative that can still float and breathe. I am not much of a fan of the classic sleeveless cotton button-front shirt. Rarely do shirts of this […]
[…] the kids of social media families go after the hate sites and the trolls, instead of going after their parents? (Design Mom) Go ahead and sigh. It’s good for you. (CNN Health) Meet the octogenarians who competed in the USA Track and Field 100-mile road championship. (Washington Post – gift article) Stop treating adolescent […]
[…] retire entirely. Wide leg pants are not a trend owned by any generation. They have been a wardrobe staple since the 1930s. Wear them because they feel good and work for your life and you will be stylish! If you own skinny ankle pants, please continue to wear them. I do not condone disposing […]
