[…] packing supplies to protect delicate items. I have an old box from an M.M.LaFleur order that holds these supplies. The box is very sturdy and is the style that has a flap lid, not the four flaps to tape closed. This means it keeps its shape and doesn’t look super messy. I slide it […]
[…] through the city that week. I texted with two friends who I knew would also be attending and we discussed dress code. We all have very different personal style aesthetics, lifestyles, and personalities, but we all ended up wearing outfits that didn’t look out of place at the same event. What I Wore to […]
[…] roll/segmented torso/wedgie-ville to undetectable, hardly notice I’m wearing everything looks better-ville. I know not all bras are created equal but price doesn’t always equal quality, fit is personal, and that if I am looking for a good range of quality intimates available for my size and shape, I’m just going to head over to […]
[…] true apple with slimmer legs, you may like the idea of a bootcut jean. It’s skinny enough that it will look nice with untucked tops. However, my personal opinion is that such a jean is more for fall/winter, unless you plan on wearing them with a heeled shoe or boot with some substance. It’s […]
[…] and fun. I wasn’t really concerned with my outfit. This segment wasn’t about me picking out the exact look, and it wasn’t about Lilliana trying to be personal stylist. I was essentially a mannequin showcasing fall trends that I picked. The blouse was from Banana Republic and really nice, I loved the fabric, though […]
[…] is known for a slightly generous and relaxed fit. Many styles are also available in petite (PXS/4–PXXL/16) and plus sizes (1X/18-20W through 3X/26W). Size availability varies by style, so I’ve noted ranges throughout this post, and I’ve built one capsule specifically around the plus-size range. How to Wear Johnny Was Without It Wearing You […]
[…] costume hoping to find my niche, hoping to be accepted, hoping to be cool. I wasn’t able to understand the role of style until I became a personal shopper for other women. I got to know them as people, and saw their shopping habits. I could see them buying items that I knew would […]
[…] it gave a completely different effect. I envisioned THE KIT Kyle Dress with a Universal Standard Foundation turtleneck, opaque tights, and boots for winter. Come spring, I’d style it with a denim jacket and ankle boots. And summer, it would shine being worn with metallic Birkenstocks and hoops or maybe my gold metal belt […]
