[…] stovepipe, sailor, slouchy (and that’s just one letter from the alphabet) one can get confused with all the denim silhouettes available in 2026. Add barrels, horseshoes, cigarettes, kick flares, mom jeans, dad jeans, boyfriend jeans, girlfriend jeans, your second cousin twice removed jeans (not real, at least not yet), and it can be hard […]
Inspired by a very cool print I recently added to my closet, a versatile capsule for now, into fall (and beyond).
Friday night was my women’s circle, I was host and I just wore my navy and gray striped boatneck tee from Lands End Canvas with dark jeans from NYDJ. Saturday was my best friend’s birthday and she had a cookout at her house: Black and White Striped Tee – Ann TaylorBlack Merino Blazer – Ann…
Black Ponte Dress – Ann Taylor LOFTBlack Belt – Ann Taylor (no longer available)Black Peeptoes – Franco SartoBlack Ponte Collarless Jacket – Banana Republic (no longer available) Silver Cuff I really like this dress from LOFT – it has that tulip shape and an exposed zipper in back, and POCKETS! It came with its own…
The mesh sneaker, also known as an open weave sneaker or even sheer sneaker is a trend that started in 2024 but continued to gain steam. Now in 2026, it seems every single shoe brand, from “quiet luxury” brands on Net-a-Porter to comfort brands to budget labels have a sneaker this season that gives […]
Recent outfits I wore, where I wore them, how I rewore pieces, and details on where I got them.
[…] collection mixes and matches to create over a dozen different outfits All pieces are linked below This capsule wardrobe is inspired by my packing list and the kind of clothing I find so great all summer long. From backyard barbecues to baby showers, sunset cocktails to the Sunday farmers market, this capsule will have […]
[…] had some turkeys there and Emerson was totally entertained by them. They made me even more certain that I am going back to being a vegetarian. I know the purpose of their visit to the farmer’s market was to show how happy and healthy their turkeys are, and those turkeys looked very well cared […]
