If you've read my blog for a while then you know that I love versatile pieces. If you can style it multiple ways, for multiple occasions or for different types of weather, then it's good in my book.   That's why I am a huge fan of jumpsuits. A whole outfit encompassed into one piece, that is airy enough to be worn on a...

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Continuing on my Old Navy binge, I wanted to create a sophisticated spring look (all from ON) and show you two SUPER EASY ways to style it.  The outfit consists of a coral colored button up top, High Rise Rockstar Skinny Jeans (on sale now) and navy blue flats. I left my jewelry simple, wearing a BeadLife bracelet. The beads are made out of recycled magazines and...

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Trying to find a last minute look for Easter Sunday? Look no further than this Old Navy Off-the-Shoulder Crinkle Gauze Dress. The floral pattern of the fabric gives it a girly, spring vibe which is harder to find as trends are becoming more androgynous.  The off-the-shoulder neckline and maxi skirt style is modest enough for a Sunday morning service, while also being fashion forward enough...

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If you read my Ethical and Eco-Friendly Brands post, then you may have noticed that popular fashion brands are starting to make positive changes towards better business practices. One of the brands I did not include in that list (I plan to make a professional wear brands list later on) is Ann Taylor.  While in India this past January, I visited the Orient Craft Manufacturing factory. They construct...

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I've written a lot recently about how you can make a difference based on what brands you purchase from or how you can recycle/upcycle old clothing to give your pieces longer lives, but this week I wanted to add another option into the mix. One of the greatest ways I have been able to understand the construction of my clothing and what amount...

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