So now that we've talked about how to recycle your old denim so you can feel good about buying a new pair of jeans, let's talk about the must have jeans for 2019. I've said it before and I'll say it again, I enjoy the cyclical nature of fashion. I love that just when a trend has hung around a while, . . .
One Way To Make Your Closet Sustainable In 2019
I love fashion and I probably always will. For me there's a psychic benefit to keeping up with trends and buying new clothes. If I look good -- I feel good and I bet many of you are the same. And while I am trying to be more thoughtful about what I buy, I know I have too much. Sound . . .
Gift Ideas For Graduates
My Facebook feed is full of end of year celebrations already. My daughter is finishing 5th grade this year. She goes to a K-8th grade school so 5th grade is not such a big deal, but for a lot of her friends the end of elementary school is near. Graduating elementary school is a big milestone. You . . .
5 Mother’s Day Gift Ideas You’ll Want To Send To Your Husband/Boyfriend/Significant Other
Mother's Day is almost upon us. If you are shopping for your mom, another mother, or really just want to give your husband/spouse/significant other some ideas for YOU (no judgement here) then check out the list below. Initials Necklace I love to wear a simple gold pendant necklace with my . . .
My Challenges With Jumping On The Jumpsuit Trend
Jumpsuits are a huge trend right now. I love that they are because it makes getting dressed really easy. Plus it makes it really easy to look dressed up for a special occasion and still be comfortable. But part of me hates this trend because it is so challenging to find a great fit for your . . .
Building A Better Wardrobe Series: The Blazer
One of my goals for this year was to do a big closet purge and build a better wardrobe with all of the closet essentials every woman should have. If you missed the previous posts you can click here, here, and here to get caught up on all the essentials you need to build a better wardrobe in . . .
