First off, say hello to my new, perfect, wear-with-everything (trust me, it’s already happening), Mari Lassa fringe bag!! I love her. You’ll be seeing this gal a lotttt this winter, spring, summer, and fall. I’m addicted, can’t help it. In other news, eyelet you in on a little secret (sorry, couldn’t help that, either)….. Nothing says spring
I love that song by Etta James! And I love this vest, gifted by my darling, generous, always Sunday-kind-of-love givin’ husband. 😉 So, this is what I wore to church this past Sunday…. Winterized a fall/spring dress like ya read about. Turtleneck. (check) Shearling. (check) Better-than-pants, over-the-knee boots. (all.winter.long.) Boom. Dress: Mango | Turtleneck: Halogen
If you’re of a more chic descent or study, you’ll note that the title of this post is french for winter. Doesn’t everything sound better in french? I am not of chic descent or high-school study so I’m currently teaching myself french via an app on my phone. This week I’m learning seasons..which is actually metaphorical on so
I’m so excited about today’s post! As we move into the holiday season, November tends to be a time of reflection and thankfulness for most, so we thought it fitting to publish some more “Give Back” posts this week! I looove our “Give Back” posts – they’re my favorite!! And this one is no exception. This
Isn’t there something so refreshing about the color grey? It’s the coziest color, by far – none ever wants to snuggle up in an olive green afghan or feels quietly pulled together in a plum and polka dot slouchy cardigan! But Grey…draping ourselves in grey is like the pre-cursor to “holiday” dress. You see, in about