Have you ever spotted someone’s outfit and thought, “Wow I love her style! I want to re-create that look.” In today’s post, I’ll outline a few simple steps on how to look stylish! You may also remember this post on building your wardrobe and creating a cohesive closet. If you haven’t yet checked it out, pop over to help master the fundamentals of style.
How to Transition Your Winter Wardrobe for Spring
We are mid-way through March, but that doesn’t mean anything when you live in Seattle — hello snowpocalypse! Needless to say, the weather in the Pacific Northwest can be unpredictable.
If you live in a similar climate, you may need tips to help you patiently transition your wardrobe from winter to spring!
Why You Should Care About Sustainable Fashion
Back in the early 2000s, my mom coined the term “the heap” to reference unwanted items I got rid of. Whenever we went shopping, she would say things like, “I can see that piece ending up in the heap in a few months.” LOL. Over the years, I grew tired of wasting money and now make it a point to ask myself if I will still love an item in six months. If the answer is “no,” then it stays at the store. I had to crack down to avoid having my hard-earned cash turn into disposal income.
Lace & Pearls – Wardrobe Tidying Up Post
I found this quote perfect for today’s post on sustainable fashion and shopping smarter. Sustainable fashion is becoming a popular buzzword in the fashion industry and is at the forefront for both retailers and consumers.
Read More »How to Get Out of a Style Rut
I swear I have become perpetually lazy! For some reason, I lack the motivation to do much of anything. I am perfectly content sitting on my couch in my PJs, watching tv, and taking naps. Maybe I should have been a cat.
After Seattle’s recent “snowpocalypse,” everyone and their dog was talking about having cabin fever. I, on the other hand, was completely fine staying home.
6 Ways to Practice Positive Self Talk this February
Happy February! Can you believe we’re already two months into 2019?! Time is passing quickly.
Last February, I shared this post where I focused on self-care rather than the traditional valentines’ fashion post. Just because Valentine’s Day is traditionally associated with romance and spending time with someone special, doesn’t mean you can’t also take time for yourself—making time for yourself, incorporating self-care into your routine, and practicing positive self talk are things that can be done year-round!
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