[…] resort vacation in the Caribbean. I mean, anyone can wear anything they desire and I support them. Wear what makes you happy. What makes me happy is knowing a general idea of the style of those who live where I am visiting, what cultural or religious aspects may affect what I wear where, and […]
[…] restaurants, museums, and places of worship. For such a trip, it’s important to dress for respect – leave your short shorts and tube tops at home and keep it simple, elegant, and with a least a hint of modesty. For warmer weather, tucking a pashmina or shawl in your day bag will let you […]
[…] Women Different? What makes a Thanksgiving look for grown women different from other folks? It has nothing to do with trends, and I hope by now you know I believe any person of any age can wear whatever the eff they want. What I’m talking about with a grown-woman Thanksgiving outfit is: 1. You […]
[…] soon. If you’re like me, you’re sick to death of your fuzz-ball covered sweats and your dressy clothes hanging in your closet just make you ragey. I know what I’ve been wearing lately the most are loungewear pieces that feel good to wear. Nice fabrics, beautiful colors, silhouettes that are comfy but don’t make […]
[…] nubby matte crepe and the bottom is silky). dress | earrings | bag | boots | lipstick Dress: Petite Avenir Dress c/o Universal Standard (XS Petite) | Bag: KARA (on sale!) | Earrings: Cober Hoops c/o Jenny Bird | Booties: ASOS (old; similar, lower heeled option) | Lipstick: RMS Beauty in “Rebound” In the winter, […]
[…] pants and shell to see if they matched, and together they give the effect of a jumpsuit. However, this shell has an architectural detail in the back that keeps it from being utilitarian and a good looking hem that looks chic untucked. Shop The Chico’s Black Label Collection: This is a collection that keeps changing […]
[…] week, one carryon suitcase. Capsule Wardrobe: One Week, One Carry On Suitcase The capsule wardrobe below is a guide to get your creative sartorial juices flowing. I kept the capsule very basic – black with neutrals, so everything can mix and match and nothing is too memorable so you can wear them multiple times. […]
[…] events and why these specific items were chosen. How to Dress for Canvassing Door-to-Door This is by far the most labor-intensive activity when running for office. The key message for this look is “Relatable.” Your goal is to have people listen to you, trust you, and relate to you. What you wear has to […]
