Whyyyy is it so hot still? Well, I could get into global warming, but I’ll just give you some options on how to get your fall/winter fix in your clothes while we are all still sweating. When I saw this little multi-colored sweater at the front of the 5th Ave Anthropologie store, I took a double take. I love sweaters like this half sweater that you can layer. A short sleeved Anthropologie sweater is perfect to wear as the warm…
I’m sure you’ve seen the graphic tee and skirt trend going around. Or maybe you saw it here, way back in 2014 ;). I did a cute post HERE on one with a midi skirt… Jackson was about 6 months and I was on my lunch break haha! What a journey. Anyway, I’m still into pairing graphic tees with anything, but love making them dressy. I’m picky about the graphic tee though and I honestly can’t explain what I look…
This year during NYFW, I decided to do Brooklyn Bridge at Sunrise and wear my current favorite statement maxi skirt. It’s definitely something to do once, because having lived in NY, and been on the bridge plenty of times, there is truly something incredible about being there at sunrise. This time, we went on a Saturday morning, so getting down there was actually peaceful. There was not any traffic down around the entrance on the Manhattan side, so taking an…
Since I live for layering in general, I figured I would dedicate a post to it. I do get questions on how to look chic doing this or that, and it’s definitely about well placed details. My fur coat is what saves me when its bitter cold, so I would say first, pick a really warm coat that also looks good on. The one I brought to New York with me honestly is the warmest ever. It’s fox and blocks…
This post is incredibly special to me for a few reasons. I held off on this last NYFW post because there is a lot of heart and soul that goes into it, and I wanted to truly give a therapeutic reflection on my experience because it comes full circle, so bear with me. A little back story is that when I first moved up to New York, I was a little broken. It was during some of my darkest days…
