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[…] ignored because it seems too pricey for the items… but the quality and durability is pretty stellar. And this sale makes the price much more palatable. I’m kinda sorta totally in love with the Miramar collection; it loos just like denim, even up close, but is soft and comfy and stretchy. I may get […]
[…] for 2026. Let’s make it fun, but let’s make it wearable, stylish, and versatile. How to Style Chartreuse with Neutrals Chartreuse looks stellar with tan, cream, ivory, khaki, taupe, and olive. Those neutrals found in nature balance the almost chemical color. Peeking out from a pantsuit or paired with leather accessories, this is a […]
[…] & Midsize Friendly, All Up to Size 16 Along with pieces from Ann Taylor, I pulled this collection from some of my most-trusted retailers (and retailers I know you love, too): Lands’ End, Talbots, and LOFT for the clothing, with shoes and accessories from Tory Burch, Margaux, Quince, and Cuyana. These are brands that […]
[…] show how you can balance boho style with a workplace look. With the first ensemble, a drapey chiffon tank and broomstick skirt are tempered with a structured knit blazer. Granny boots and a fringy infinity scarf keep the look boho without being extreme. The second look provides an example on how to make printed […]
[…] of your life – for some, it’s the desire to color-coordinate their closets. For others, they will catch themselves sizing rounders while shopping at The Gap. I know one of my friends who still folds her jeans in the same exact manner as she did when working at Express and snagged a sweater folding […]
[…] a must. No tees or camis, this layering season focuses on pieces worn over turtlenecks, button-front shirts, and lightweight sweaters that hold their own when exposed and keep you comfortable when bundled up. These are top layers that look good, feel good, and act smart with other garments. Top Layers to Love This Layering […]
