[…] are now at a fantastic price. If you want a vibe of the great items available, check out last year’s review of the Universal Standard Sample Sale. Know that items sell out FAST. This is no Nordstrom Anniversary Sale where they keep replenishing with new product and size offerings. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. […]
[…] thinking she’s utterly fabulous and stylish) why I asked her to be part of my True Fashionista series. While Audi’s blog is no longer in existence, I kept this interview for style inspiration. Audi from the blog Fashion for Nerds is a scientist. She’s over 40. She isn’t one to fit in with the […]
Dress: c/o Karen Kane Tank: Caslon (similar) Boots: Fitzwell Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Bag: Sabina (similar) This morning I felt rushed so I grabbed this dress from Karen Kane. I have worn it before, but this is the first time on the blog. While I love the concept of a sweater dress, I usually find them […]
[…] a roomy vest, others are free to hang or even throw a tail over the opposite shoulder. Ruanas are often lumped in with pieces brands inaccurately call kimonos (read this to understand why such pieces should not use that term) and others are called wraps or robes or dusters. Made from anything from heavyweight […]
Photo in NYC by Simple stripes on Unsplash Weekend Reads I was seriously obsessed with Sinead O’Connor as a high schooler and kept my obsession under wraps after the SNL experience. I often think how different that moment would have been taken in current times. Loved reading about O’Connor now and how positively she […]
[…] | Smaller Gold Bangle: Metal Marvels Having lunch with a friend at a restaurant with a patio? Going shopping? Inviting relatives over to our house for our kid‘s Zoom piano recital? Visiting relatives for the first time in a year for a casual lunch and get-together? You can bet it’s going to be one […]
Karl and I moved to Historic Old Greenbelt in 1999. When we bought this house, I swore it would be temporary. While the price was right, I didn’t like the idea of moving back to where I grew up (only a couple miles from my childhood home). Three years max, and we’d get […]
[…] 300,000 individuals are getting infected every day. If things continue, over one million Indians will die from COVID by August. If you think these numbers are terrifying, know that officials believe these numbers are underreported. America is really good about hanging out in their own bubble and ignoring what’s going on in other countries […]
