[…] its own if it’s warm. As with the interview blouse, this is something you can find at most any pricepoint as long as you look out for good fit, structure, and fabric. This is also a piece you can wear time and time again – with trousers or a skirt to the office and […]
[…] reply to Davies’ Friday article. I am not a fan of most of what she wrote or how she reacted in the comments, but she made one good point: “Many readers pointed out that they do want to read aspirational blogs, or that they are interested in supporting those that maintain the fashion ideal. […]
[…] one week and a 16 the next. I believe in having a wardrobe of staples – pieces that mix and match and get you through all of life’s events. However, every woman needs a few “fun” pieces to show her personal style. These pieces are hard to buy – you’re not sure of your […]
[…] choose from. $79.99 Birkenstock “Zermatt” Slippers – With a wool felt upper and anatomically shaped cork/latex footbed lined with shearling, these slippers are comfy and cozy. A good option for those with medium to narrow feet. Five colors to choose from. $99.95 Flexus by Spring Step “Poodle” Slippers – Poodle and bow cutouts connected […]
[…] gravitate towards things that are what I like to call “beautifully ugly”— that is, at first glance, your reaction might be, “Who ever thought it was a good idea to wear that thing?” Beaded, fringed, leather, sequined, and bright are always on my mental checklist when hunting for vintage. Where did you get your […]
[…] red the neck, cherry the following evening, and then flame on the weekend. I’d play with lipstick and blush colors, accessories, and realized what made me look good wasn’t the color I was wearing but the confidence I had wearing it. This orange of my J. Crew cashmere crewneck is not “my color” but […]
[…] These women who just seem so perfectly together, so confident in their look, so right. I will never be any of these women, and that is a good thing because I am me. It’s natural to see a woman perfectly pulled together and feel jealousy, or question your own personal style. It’s normal to […]
[…] local Freecycle often has people giving away large bags of clothing in a certain size. People who have lost or gained weight, passed away, retired. While a good portion of the bag’s contents may be wrong for you, you could end up with a real gem in the process. And that which doesn’t work, […]
