[…] be an easy peasy and comfortable music fest experience! Day 1 Sticking with the easy peasy and comfortable theme, Nicole and I took Amtrak to North Carolina. Karl dropped us off at Union Station after dropping Em off at school and we had plenty of time to get to our gate and me grab […]
[…] something else to go with it, so I end up wearing the same things over and over anyway.) I think these skirts would look better with some kind of tucked-in shirt, but then it emphasizes the belly, which I don’t want to do. And I’m not sure what shoes to wear with them either. […]
[…] Turn on your JavaScript to view content Fabric choice matters when it comes to creating a summer capsule wardrobe. Plenty of retailers will have synthetic and jersey knits filling the sales floor, but such fabrics are not comfortable on a hot or humid day. They’re also more likely to cling, and quicker to look […]
[…] run to the grocery store or walk the dog in my neighborhood, but I want to be comfortable enough to do my household chores and lounge. I know a lot of people default to athletic wear like a tracksuit on a lazy Sunday, but that’s not my style. I’ve got to admit, though, that […]
[…] my vintage brown leather belt and heeled sandals for the office, with my silver Birkenstocks for the weekend. I have pieces from Halogen in this fabric and knew it would be great for travel. Since it’s a maxi, I chose a petite. I went with XL since it’s not stretchy and I need room […]
[…] Hells to the yes. Diana Vreeland was a fashion icon, an expert that individuals looked to for style advice, yet she didn’t play by the rules. Well- known quotes from Vreeland show that you don’t have to be pretty to be pretty darn fabulous. When you dress only to please others, it’s obvious to […]
[…] see the second episode of this show this week. If Tim Gunn can get my mom to finally donate those black velvet elastic-waist pants that my mom kept “just in case” then he was my hero. After last night’s episode, I must agree with the newspaper and internet reviews – I am not impressed. […]
[…] While I understand having nerves dressing for the City of Light, the way to look the most like a tourist is to try too hard. Parisians are known for their effortless style, and they don’t require huge wardrobes to be chic. It is possible to be comfortable, pack relatively light, dress for the ever-changing […]
