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While I’ve featured holiday outfits that are more formal, many of you have told me you need holiday looks more appropriate for a casual get together at a friend’s house or a happy hour with office colleagues. When Catherines reached out asking if I’d like to style some of their collection for the holidays, I…
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[…] pit a friend’s house the day after a rainstorm? Bogs. Helping Karl prep the garden for the winter? Bogs. They’re warm but don’t make me sweaty, have good grip, keep me dry, and look chic in a classic way. I have the olive and rock them with the orange laces (they come with two […]
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[…] early ‘90s. My family didn’t have a lot of money. I went to a magnet school with kids from all over the county, from all walks of life, and all income levels. I loved that budget-friendly and easily accessible items like Champion sweatshirts, plaid flannel shirts, Dickies overalls, Converse “Chucks,” and thrifted fashion were […]
