[…] can’t admit the truth about ourselves. We have large breasts. Grass is always greener, huh? Those with small breasts wish for larger, and those with larger breasts know it’s not always a great thing. It’s hard to look conservative, fit into tailored cotton shirts, or wear a bathing suit and maintain eye contact with […]
[…] Body Shop: Eye Color in Taupe on lid, Granite in crease and along lash lines Avon: Luxury Eye Liner in Black Victoria’s Secret: Lip Gloss in French Kiss Knew I would be trekking all over DC today for work stuff so was sure to wear the most comfy shoes in my collection. I have […]
Attire: BOOB Maternity – Black jersey dress Banana Republic – Black knit camisole ? – Black tights (found them in the attic and was so glad since all retailers think it’s 90 degrees out and I can’t find tights anywhere) B.P. for Nordstrom – Silver necklace with black stone pendant MD Ren Fest – […]
[…] on sale, which is why I picked it. However, I love this color. It is the color of new grass in spring – not eye-popping apple, not Kelly or emerald, and not olive. Just a fresh color that is an unexpected neutral and looks fantastic with tan, white, cream, navy, brown, denim, and colors […]
[…] it wearable. I removed the self-belt, added my wide belt from Ann Taylor and my black ponte collarless jacket from Banana Republic outlet. These are the Anne Klein peeptoe wedges I mentioned before – wearing them for now but will change to my Franco Sarto peeptoe pumps once at work (forgot the pumps at […]
[…] fit her perfectly, and looked as though it cost a pretty penny. With it she had on navy leather pumps with buckle detail, and a white silk knit surplice-neckline shell that had a navy chain pattern. Her purse was a navy shoulder bag with a buckle out of the same brushed silver metal seen […]
Today is an Ann Taylor kid of day… The dress is a black matte jersey number I picked up at Ann Taylor last Spring. It’s a perfect guest at a wedding dress. The matte jersey can be dressed up or down, it’s a urplice neckline, seamed waist, a bit of gathers at the waist […]
[…] to stay on track is to have a list and take it with you. I have a small note pad I got at a drugstore that I keep in my purse. I date the sheet and write my shopping list. I never toss the list because looking at old lists help you remember not […]
