This jumpsuit seemed like a good thing to buy while I was in Arizona.…
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The madness of this month is already in full swing so I’m gravitating toward more casual wear that’s east to throw together.…
This year I’ve started wearing more things I used to think I didn’t look good in or didn’t think was my style: blazers, jumpsuits, heels. Your 30s brings a new kind of confidence and I don’t know where exactly it came from except maybe just being 30.…
I recently splurged on a dress from Reformation because one: they’re a sustainable fashion brand and two: I just love love love their clothing because of how feminine it looks without being overly frilly and floral. I’ve picked 5 of my favorite dresses for the spring and summer.…
I used to hate blazers. I would buy them thinking I would start to love them and then despite trying them on multiple times would just look at myself in the mirror unhappily. It just wasn’t the right time for blazers for me. Or I didn’t understand how a different cut of blazer might look different on me.…
Witchy style isn’t just a once a year thing for me. Perhaps if I lived somewhere sunnier and warmer my closet wouldn’t be so full of grey and black…but that is a very iffy “perhaps”. I prefer a mix of witchiness throughout the year via flowy black skirts. Bonus points if they’re from Killstar.…
Spring is a time of annoyance for me when it comes to dressing for the day. I’m ready for warm weather and sandals yet the mornings start out in the low 30s and climb to warmer temps in the day.…
This is one of the joys of second hand shopping that I’m coming to love: finding something that so perfectly fits your style, is good quality, and is otherwise hard to find. Like this Escada moon & stars belt.…
Since it seems I’ve been standing on a soapbox talking about second hand shopping & independent brands, I thought I’d revisit this delightfully rocker chic brand I partnered with on Instagram last year: Pink Sheep Heiress.…
The 70s are alive and well in more ways than one. Ever since last summer I’ve been getting deep into house music with a retro disco twist. Denis Sulta, the Scottish DJ I saw at Bass Coast last year sealed my fandom with his song L&S (You Mean Everything) that has all the best qualities of two genres of music I didn’t realize could be combined so perfectly.…