[…] rest up after such an intense month. February February continued to be busy with Emerson’s school activities, taxes, and helping my mom move into her new house. Karl and I took a quick weekend getaway to the Lehigh Valley part of Pennsylvania to see Tanya Tagaq in concert. I also went to the dentist […]
[…] acccessories. Today I’m featuring the same crewneck sweater styled for a family get together or similar function. In fact, I wore this outfit this past weekend for Karl‘s family holiday get together! Sweater: cashmere crewneck c/o Lord & Taylor (XL; plus size option) | Pants: Tux pants c/o Talbots (16P; plus size option) | […]
[…] flats in a statement color or print – you can extend this collection through an entire season and many pieces can transcend into the next season. To keep things from looking too utilitarian, incorporate subtle textures and details. A bit of ruffle, a tie at the throat, a subtle plaid on the pants, a […]
[…] doesn’t fade when stretched, and while this is fitted I found the fabric didn’t cling. The fitted shape took this from veranda to a dressier affair; I kept the dressiness going with a beaded bag, crystal earrings, and heeled sandals. I got this bag from Zara this past spring. Zara is a company where […]
[…] take an item from their collection for a spin that I would not normally wear. I like to say I am adventurous with style… but I do know what silhouettes, colors, and styles I like and usually stick to them. One thing I never wear is a romper. I have never understood their appeal. […]
[…] brand Free People, but I usually pass it by in stores because it’s too small for my 14/16 body. Free People goes up to Large, and I know from experience many of their size Large pieces are made for a 10/12 body that is not terribly curvy. But I saw this blouse at Nordstrom […]
[…] should check out Talbots for white jeans and ordered a few styles of them, as well as their pants. Spoiler alert, this is the only pair I kept. These are the Flawless Five Pocket Slim Ankle Jeans in the curvy fit and petite, and I think that description is misleading. I found them not […]
[…] few miles from my home. They’re coffee artisans, and now offer classes to help others learn the art of coffee. I’ve featured Vigilante on the blog before, Karl and I love to go there for happy hour and it’s a great space to work in when I need to get out of the house. […]
