How to Be Stylish on a Budget
How to be stylish on a budget: know your style, find a tailor, shop smarter, and care for what you own. Practical advice that works at any income level.
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Hiding from the Heat
Tee: Old Navy | Skirt: c/o Dobbin Clothing | Scarf: Nordstrom (similar) | Bracelets: Silver Cuff (similar), Pilar Leather Bracelet c/o Lulu Avenue, Indigo and Turquoise Bracelet c/o Lifetherapy | Necklace: Etsy | Rings: Had forever, Argento Vivo (similar) | Shoes: Miss Sixty (similar) Yesterday I wore a nice outfit to work. White blazer, striped…
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Covered Style, Fashion in the Middle East
By Kim Kash I live in Saudi Arabia, where Muslim women cover their hair (and sometimes their whole face except for their eyes) and wear loose-fitting, long garments. I’m an American living on a very large, international compound where women do not have to cover. So I am hardly an expert on Saudi women’s fashion….
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Put Your Money Where Your Heart Is
October is Fair Trade Month. So what the heck is Fair Trade anyway? It is far more than a few words on a bag of coffee beans from Starbucks. From Wikipedia: Fair trade[also known as Community Trade] is an organized social movement which promotes standards for international labor, environmentalism, and social policy in areas related…
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Blogging Love – Interview!
I was honored to be interviewed by Elle of the new blog Label Ho. Elle’s discusses fashion and her personal style on this site. I love supporting fellow fashion and style bloggers so I jumped at this chance to have us get to know one another better! You can check out the interview here. I…
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Weekend Reads for the Beginning of April
Music, art, books, TV and streaming style inspo, the best sales, and the best articles I read this week.
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The Business Side of Content Creation: What I’ve Learned the Hard Way
Sharing what I’ve learned over the past two decades as a blogger and content creator to share with new folks in this business so they can learn from my mistakes.
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One Fashion Brand That Doesn’t Let Me Down
On Substack, I wrote about what I regretted buying in 2025, and a lot were from brands I had loved for years and disappointed me with quality and/or style. I also shared what I didn’t regret buying, and knew I would have forgotten a few (I don’t plan my Substacks). And one I forgot that…
