[…] detail – youthful. Glitter rainbow tux stripe – young. And Nordstrom was feeling hella young. The pricepoints were appealing, and downright competitive with lower-priced department stores like Kohl’s and Macy’s. I’ve been preaching for years that Nordstrom is actually wallet-friendly with in-house brands like Caslon and Halogen. But these prices, brands, and silhouettes were […]
[…] a tough week, and I realize one reason it was so tough was because I now don’t have normal periods but perimenopause periods. Women over 40, you know what I mean. It’s something no one talks about but it suuuuucks. It’s like I’m 13 again. My period comes late, it comes early, it comes […]
[…] I had to hit the grocery store, ATM, PO box, and UPS drop-off before 9 am so it was a throw on clothes and hide the hair kind of look. I love these jeans for spring and summer because they’re not too heavy but heavy enough to not get all saggy and baggy, and […]
[…] home office after reading it, propping my phone up with a crazy mix of contraptions, sharing my tips off the cuff. If you like it, let me know and I’ll continue doing videos like this from time to time (and next time I’ll angle the camera better!). (if you can’t see the video in […]
[…] the same things over and over. This isn’t a bad thing; style doesn’t come from how much you own but how you own what you wear. The key is to note why you don’t wear certain things, why you continue to hold on to them, and how they may be holding you back from […]
[…] to remember that I’ve had that same dress for three years. Because I shop planning on wearing the same dress for three years. Because I know three years is here in the blink of an eye. I don’t wear a lot of pants because pants stretch out. They emphasize the softness, […]
[…] my body and had no idea how to dress it. I popped into the Talbots near my office on a lunch break and found a few wrap dresses that fit me, really flattered, and made nursing a breeze. I found pants that didn’t dig and didn’t drag on the ground. Post-baby I was no […]
[…] time and time again – a custom tailored fit will increase the style of a piece and make it look more expensive. She learns from her projects, knows her body, her personal style and how to dress for her here and now. She knows fashion, design, and designers and how to interpret them and […]
