[…] worked in apparel, before the start of each new season I would take bags and bags of clothing (hello employee discount, dress codes, and the need to wear current pieces) to a shop near where I worked. They would buy on-trend pieces for half the price they’d sell it for on their salesfloor, and […]
[…] and lots of mascara and bronzer. These Sézane sandals I really don’t need I don’t need shoes like this in my closet. I can no longer comfortably wear shoes like this. But gosh darn it, these shoes are so pretty! And I surprisingly have had luck in the past with Sézane shoes fitting me. […]
[…] buckle on my right eyeball and required several in-office sessions to laser both eyes. My vision is forever affected by the experience, which is why I now wear glasses. On the last Friday of that very same month, my mom died unexpectedly. She was 80, but that previous weekend, she went to a local […]
[…] skirts and gathered maxi skirts. For 2025, we’re already seeing fuller and longer skirts in designer collections. The collage above is of looks seen in Spring Ready-to- Wear and Resort 2025 collections showing full midi- to full-length ball skirts in stiffer fabrics than the micropleat and slip styles of recent years. The Ball Skirt […]
[…] that have worked so hard and deserve a rest. The necklace is from Baublebar, and the hoop earrings are also from Baublebar. The sunglasses are ROKA. I’m wearing my Monica Vinader ring I mentioned this past Friday along with the two gold wire bands; I am also wearing this gold cigar band ring I […]
[…] this one right away. I’d add this amazing zebra brooch to the lapel. Their essential layering cami which has a great fit, available up to XXL (I wear an L and am a busty size 14) comes in all the neutral colors you desire plus six different skin tones. My favorite shorts My leopard […]
[…] retailer’s size inclusivity. Talbots: High quality, classic yet modern fit, Talbots jeans offers curvy cuts, petites, plus, and plus petite. Do not wash your jeans after each wear, and when you do wash them, wash them inside out and line dry. Once dry, you can throw in the dryer for a bit to bounce […]
[…] be happier. But after sharing my latest capsule wardrobe, I heard from several of you in the Wardrobe Oxygen community who had the same issue: you can’t wear wool. Maybe wool makes you itch. Maybe it’s too warm for your climate. Maybe you prefer natural plant-based fibers. Whatever the reason, you shouldn’t have to […]
