Fashion

Even though I have a passion for fashion, there are many (and I mean a whole lot of) days when I wear an old t-shirt and shorts with no makeup on and my hair thrown up into a ponytail. This is partly because I’m most comfortable in this type of outfit and partly because getting dressed up takes more effort and hours than I’m willing to give at times. We all have days when our body feels unhealthy and larger than it actually is (AKA the “gross” feeling) but we still have to get dressed up to go to work or an event. There are some places where yoga pants are just not acceptable. I tend to feel this way when I’m on my period, I haven’t been taking

I have staples in my closet, and then I have staples. You know what I’m talking about … those trusty pieces we all have and gravitate toward, wear on repeat, and purchase in every color possible. Well, I’ve recently discovered a new staple, and it’s the perfect tank top—the Free People LA Nite Tank. One of the best things about my new found staple is that it’s only $20.00. This perfect tank is very flattering because it cuts in right below the shoulders, creating a slimming effect. It’s also very lightweight and breezy—you won’t give a second thought to it. The LA Nite Tank has a bit of flow at the bottom, so it gives good coverage for those who don’t like tightness across the midsection.

I have an ever-present fashion issue with regular ol’ tights. I love the classic look of tights with dresses and skirts, but by the end of the day I usually find a few obvious snags or even some flat out holes in them. The snags and holes ruin the clean, classic look the tights create! It’s basically a cruel game that tights like to play, and the tights usually win. However, when I discovered these specific herringbone tights from Target, I found a fool-proof loophole that would change everything in this game. Herringbone tights are essentially the only style of tights I wear nowadays. First and foremost, they don’t snag as easily. And when the inevitable snag does appear, it’s not as obvious as it is in

Fashion is our friend, especially when we nail a trend… So that’s what I’m here for—to bring you the current trends and offer advice on how to feel comfortable in your skin while wearing the latest and greatest! I am so happy that the poncho made its comeback as a 2016 fall and winter trend! The poncho is a fun piece to style and layer during the cooler months. You can find one in almost any women’s clothing store and they come in a few different styles. Some ponchos have cowl necks, some have fringe on the bottom. They also come in a variety of colors, textures, prints, and patterns. And don’t worry—there is a poncho for every frame and height! Finding the perfect

As autumn approaches, we’re starting to see a few different shades of green emerge. However, I’m here to say that olive green is a must-have for your fall wardrobe. It’s versatile enough to be a staple color to any outfit, and here’s why… Olive green is flattering on almost anyone, and there are so many ways to wear it. A few photos have been included for some outfit inspiration! The first photo shows an olive green pocketed vest paired with a casual black and white striped dress. An olive green pocketed vest is an effortless statement piece that can be thrown on with any earthy toned outfit, from jeans to a dress like this. This outfit can be worn from late summer until the weather gets chilly!

If you’re like me, a few new articles of clothing might accidentally fall into your shopping cart when you’re out shopping for someone else. And who doesn’t love a good sale—especially when you’ve got gift cards burning a hole in your pocket!? But new clothes mean less closet space. And, again if you’re like me, there are things in your closet(s) you haven’t put on your skin in a year. Or in years! So here are a few easy ways to work through your closet so that what’s hanging in there is what you’ll actually love to wear: 1. Divide your clothes into four categories (you can do this right in the closet): always wear / sometimes wear / rarely wear /