[…] boots. Come summer this could be a cute sundress. The straps are adjustable with the working buttons; the front zipper is functional, and the denim is a good weight with plenty of stretch. I wore this for about 10 hours straight the day of this shoot and it didn’t stretch out or bag. I […]
[…] other taller commercial models wasn’t as drastic. I tried on several looks they had pulled for me, and they wanted to be sure all of us looked good together without being matchy-matchy. Once the outfits were picked, makeup artists and hair stylists gave us the glam treatment. We changed into a range of outfits […]
[…] has a high cost per wear and I won’t feel guilty if next summer my body or personal style no longer fit it. I’ll spend on a good piece for fall, winter, and spring… but when it comes to summer I’m all about dresses like this! Wardrobe Oxygen Over 40 Fashion Blogger Outfit Post […]
[…] This pictures shows a bit of the event as well as me and Michsi shopping the collection (photo via Goodwill of Greater Washington). There was so much good fashion! Vintage, popular designers, handmade oddities, some pieces still with original sale tags still attached! Here I am with Alison, Sydney, and Rosana outside the event. […]
[…] on sale and every year when I get my annual bonus at work I buy a few pairs. If you were to open my lingerie drawer, a good 40% of it would likely be stretchy lace in a multitude of colors, all from Hanky Panky. So when Hanky Panky reached out and asked if […]
[…] is known for their one-of-a-kind nautical and Chesapeake Bay-themed pieces made in the USA. While I was born in DC, I have lived in Maryland all my life and am very proud of my state and honored to represent Maryland-based companies on this blog. The compass rose is most often found on maps, nautical […]
[…] we knew we’d have to crash one night en route. Still with a lot of travel on the schedule, after breakfast we packed up, said our sad goodbyes to The River Inn and Memphis, and got back on the road. I seriously can’t recommend The River Inn enough. If it’s an anniversary, a special […]
[…] walk into cars, into walls, into each other, walk in front of a moving car and keep walking without realizing the car slammed on its brakes ( good thing it was moving slowly). I’d tap someone’s shoulder and say, “excuse me” to get through the crowd and they didn’t move, didn’t react. It was […]
