As customary, fashion trends come and go and then come back again. We saw the short lived revival of chokers a few years ago. The comeback of fanny packs and scrunchies (please stay!). The reawakening of low-rise jeans…. which I will personally protest at all cost. The beloved trends of our adolescence are back. (more…)

dress  (also found here) // white blocked heeled sandals // white clutch

With spring well underway, I am looking for cute and casual dresses to wear while frolicking around the city. Something that I can wear while working from home, running errands, out to dinner with friends, or to a baby shower. This blue embroidered midi dress is a casual, yet elevated look for your day to day activities. (more…)

cardigan // white joggers c/o // strappy blocked heeled sandals // circle bag // earrings c/o

Although I work from home, I do have appointments and meetings with brands to discuss seasonal collections. Even though there isn’t a dress code for said meetings, I do like to look a little bit more professional and put together. I usually opt for a dress or a nice pair of slacks with a blouse or sweater. Just because it’s work or a meeting doesn’t mean I have to wear a black suite dress or a blazer that is dull and boring. You can add spring-like colors to your work wardrobe. (more…)

Is there anything more quintessential than a straw bag for spring and summer? The classic style, mostly clutches, gained popularity in the 50s as a status symbol for those who were wealthy enough to travel. In the 60s and 70s, Jane Birkin was constantly photographed with a wicker basket bag carrying around her essentials. Making the once status symbol into the everyday effortlessly cool item. As years went on the classic straw and wicker bags became a ready-to-wear item in every clothing and handbag store, as we know it to be today. It still holds the effortlessly chic style of Jane, while also being a symbol for vacation. It’s the summer and spring item every woman must own; from clutches to crossbody to shoulder bags.  (more…)