Y'all know how I love a good secondhand find. Especially when you can find something that is nearly a decade old, not only are people not wearing it anymore (or even remembering it) but it also is consistent with ethical fashion guidelines. Purchasing something secondhand gives the garment a longer lifespan. As we are set [...]
Cap toe shoes are so hot right now. It is my belief that they have never actually been out of style as they are a total classic; rather the design feature is just experiencing the trickle down effect as explained by Miranda Priestley monologue in regards to the color cerulean. Earlier this summer, I went [...]
Fact: I have never watched When Harry Met Sally. I have however admired the character of Sally Albright's wardrobe. It is nothing if not autumnal perfection. Every one of these outfits, I wish I could recreate. Maybe I will.
Has anyone else noticed a barrage of Samantha Parkington-like looks bubbly up within the past week or so? Once Princess Kate wore a dress resembling that of the cover outfit of Meet Samantha, I think we can officially call it a movement. Hashtag The Middleton Effect. This trend takes me back. I distinctly remember the [...]
Rugby stripes are such a classic. There is a reason that they have been a mainstay in closets since the 1980s. My own rugby shirt memory revolves around moving to a new middle school in the mid-to-late 1990s. I was so envious of the rugby shirts in the school colors complete with the school crest, sported [...]
"One will master the skill of the three station breading system with this recipe for chicken parmigiana. It is a very versatile technique that is used to bread pretty much anything. You can go traditional and serve with spaghetti or just eat the chicken as is. With leftovers I recommend putting the chicken on a sandwich [...]
last read... I read Jennifer Close's The Hopefuls at the end of last summer while lounging around the pool in Barcelona during my honeymoon. The perfect read for the occasion, it was easily digestible between two days. Particularly in the second half of the book, I found the protagonist to be deliciously despicable to follow, [...]
