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Summer Trends That I am Here For

Hey Ladies! I missed you! It has been a hot minute since I wrote a blog but I am committed to be back! In the spirit of warmer months, I wanted to talk about the summer trends that I am all about right now. Being super trendy isn’t something I aspire to be, and actually, its the opposite of what I teach to my clients. I love creating timeless wardrobes that can be versatile season over season, but occasionally, there is a trend that I like to mix into my wardrobe to make it feel fresh. Opting into a trend should feel right. If you feel uncomfortable in it, they its probably not the trend for you, and that OK. And the great thing about having a timeless wardrobe is that you can easily mix in a trend or two each year and it will fit seamlessly in with your existing wardrobe. Here are 3 summer trends that you’ll be seeing me wear on repeat.

A Lesson Learned in Quarantine

I feel like I could write this blog over and over again because I have learned so much about myself, relationships and even my own personal style while staying closer to home for the last 9 months or so. I compare it to when you turn the lights out at night. Suddenly, when you can’t see, your other senses become heightened. Take away social events, and all of a sudden you start noticing things about yourself more.

An American Classic: Jeans and Tee

It doesn’t get more basic than a white tee and jeans. Don’t confuse basic for boring. I’m not sure how or why that happens, maybe because often times people forget the most important part of wearing a basic look… accessories and visual interest. I remember once with a client, she was looking for a formal dress but wanted it to be ‘different’ and ‘flashy’. My advice to her was, a well fitting simple black dress is more stunning than something with 3-D adornments. What I’m saying here is that your look doesn’t have to be all flashy to be amazing.

Fall Favorites

I recently got a DM asking me a few questions about some of my favorite staples for a fall wardrobe. I thought about in grade school when your teacher used to say,

If you have a question, odds are someone else has that same question.