[…] many blog posts out there claiming anyone can make a dress into a jumper or skirt or a shirt into a skirt). She dresses for her real life – you’ll see her in outerwear, career attire, formalwear, and everything in between. I love that Laura’s wardrobe is a mix of high and low. Thrifted […]
[…] are block heels back, but so are mules and slides! I must admit, when this trend came back I felt it was too ‘90s, and not the good memories. Am I the only one who wore a pair of black Steve Madden platform slides to DEATH back then? However, as the trend has continued, […]
[…] my dark hair look ashy, it doesn’t leave my hair feeling sticky or heavy. It’s not cheap (none of Living proof. products are) but it’s so darn good it’s worth the money. Also with the other products I use I find I only use dry shampoo a couple times a month. Fekkai Brilliant Glossing […]
[…] at The 9:30 Club performance, not too far from my vantage point. Drama aside, Father John Misty puts on an amazing show. His voice is just as good as on the album, but he’s more sarcastic and snarky and ridiculous in person. His hips gyrated, he made jokes, he was everything I hoped for […]
[…] with a blouse, or even the LBD you plan on wearing to the club is a smart choice. Again, a concept of Festive Business Casual is a good rule of thumb and it’s better to err on the side of overdressed than underdressed. [collage source] Sightseeing Attire During the day, you will be going […]
[…] flatter, but also look cool on the blog. Brighter colors, unexpected silhouettes, a statement accessory. While I love you, folks, shopping for the blog and not for life is pretty silly. So this potential wardrobe is very very similar to the last one, but a bit harder working, versatile, and polished. It’s inspiring me […]
[…] fashioned to me, and I hate the historical reasons why women changed their last name. I am an independent adult and I’ve had this name my entire life. I’m relatively new in my career but I’ve been establishing myself under this last name for several years. Also, I just plain love my last name. […]
[…] types of neighborhoods, different income levels, and different senses of style. In elementary school, it was more about wearing something fun or colorful. Middle school, it wasn’t good enough to wear your favorite color. Now, the brand mattered. My parents weren’t wealthy. A lot of my clothes came from yard sales and hot off […]
