I’ll skip Christmas and go straight to New Year’s Eve in this dress.
Oh yes, I’m totally lovin’ the sequins trend this year. If it’s shiny, sparkly, or glittery…I want! Go bold and beautiful because it’s the holidays, so let loose!
I picked up the J.Crew sweater in forest green soon after writing this post. The cable pattern, the soft material, and the deep saturated color beckoned me in.
I don't have traditional Thanksgivings. For several years, I spent it on the slopes when my parents were avid skiers.
This year, I'm starting to look for new snowboard pants and jacket because I don't want to look like a little kid anymore. Most of my friends stay true to The North Face orBurton for their gear. Alli of Ski Petite has some great recommendations for ski gear and pants too.
Two years ago, I did a petite guide to snowboard gear. It was really general and petite sizes were pretty much non-existent. But a lot has changed and I recently discovered that Eddie Bauer has a petite department. I scoured the site and found a petite snow outfit to try in XSP.
You read that correctly. Very.com is a British e-retailer that's launching in the United States and they're hosting a blogger contest in which 10 bloggers will receive free clothes for life! More specifically, the winners will receive $1,000 for 20 years to shop at Very.com.
I'm sure you'll be seeing my entire outerwear collection for the next few months...it's my shopping kryptonite. Though I don't spend a lot of money on fancy jackets, I definitely have more than my fair share. In SF, chic jackets are a must!
When it comes to pencil skirts, it seems like it'd be one of the easiest pieces to wear.
I find it a challenge since they are usually shapeless while A-line or flared skirts are more flattering for my frame. Somehow, half of my skirt collection consists of pencil skirts so instead of getting rid of them, I'm going to wear them more this year.
Ever since I started my closet re-vamp, it feels like I'm starting from the ground up with classic staples.
I've been coveting a trench coat for the longest time but a Burberry one is currently out of my reach. So I focused my attention on more attainable purchases.
It's Friday and though the weekend is on its way, I feel like I'm heading into overdrive. Where does time go?
I recently checked into my charging station for some inspiration at the Legion of Honor, a museum perched at Land's End with a beautiful view of the Golden Gate Bridge and luscious golf greens. There, I immersed myself in a world filled with delicate sculptures, masterful paintings, and classical architecture that reinvigorated my appreciation for art, beauty, and creativity.
Despite my penchant for new novelties, I’m a creature of habit.
I wear the same outfits over and over that I don’t feature them on my blog too often. I keep thinking that you’ve already seen it already and who wants to see the same thing every week?
Oh chambray. I will never tire of you as a summer staple but it's time for your summer sendoff. What better way to transition into autumn than with a bright pop of color?!
We are about a month away from the official end of summer and I'm ready for fall. As much as I love the sunny warmth, I crave the crisp chill in the early mornings.
With that in mind, I have a transitional outfit featuring Karen Kane!
When it comes to complementary colors, the most notable pairing is red + green.
Usually, these colors remind me of the winter holidays so instead, I created a softer look with muted red and green shades. A more harmonious color scheme is easier to adopt that the strict tomato red and bright spinach green combination.
Along the freeways, I pass by vista points everyday and I’ve always wondered what the view must look like. So one day, I stopped at one and the view was breathtaking! This detour reminded to appreciate the little things since you never know what the day may bring.
Here's a mini-recap of my outfits this week. I haven't mastered the skill of taking photos everyday, so if I do document my outfit, it will count towards the 30 for 30 challenge. I'll probably be wearing repeats but you won't see them since I won't be taking pictures of those looks.
I'm a little slow updating photos for the 30 for 30 challenge, but I assure you, I'm wearing my 30 items!
The summer heat has arrived in full force and I'm loving every minute of it. Sure, it's blazing hot outside and all I want to do is lay down on the cool marble floors with some frozen watermelon and indulge in lemon sorbet all day long, but I do want to get a little color on my skin.
It's summer and it's time for the 30 for 30 Remix Challenge again!
I participated last season and I'm back for more. For this round, I selected several items that I've been itching to wear but I didn't quite check to make sure everything goes together, so it's going to be interesting to see what outfits I can create from this eclectic selection. Instead of photos, I have a video of my 30 items. Check it out and let me know what you think!
Yes, petites CAN wear maxi dresses and it can look quite flattering too. Last year, I wrote about some general guidelines for selecting a maxi dress for petites. This year, I found a maxi dress with a unique graphic print. Pairing it with a chambray top only enhances the summertime look.
Check out other ways to style the chambray top here.
When I think of chambray mixing with high society elites, I am instantly drawn to the signature styles of Carolina Herrera, Salvatore Ferragamo, and Oscar De La Renta. Sure, they tend to skew towards the older crowd, but there's nothing wrong with taking cues from these iconic taste-makers.
Casual looks for chambray are probably the easiest way to look stylish.
The fabric has a natural ease and warmth that makes it the perfect cover-up for festivals. From music to art and everything in between, there's nothing quite like open air events to bring out the bohemian in us all.