Plaid skirts play a major role in my fall and winter wardrobe. I break them out in September and keep them in rotation through March. Plaid skirts are ideal for the holidays—nothing is better for Nutcracker performances or cookie exchanges—but also for work and dates.
In this post I’ll cover three brunch outfits and my brunching strategies (yes, those exist). These three outfits feature Adidas Originals, my favorite casual but fashionable sneaker.
Normally, my Thanksgiving includes collards, weirdly warm Virginia weather, and at least one trip to Talbots with my grandma. I spent this Thanksgiving with H’s family in Connecticut. Although it was different from my usual Thanksgiving, I was excited to visit New England and spend some time with H’s family.
I can wear collared shirts with sweaters in September, but the real layering doesn’t start until October. I plan to layer up on cozy sweaters and blazers until I need a real coat in December.
I know you’re imagining a leaf-peeping, apple-picking journey where H and I stay in a cabin and he takes a perfect picture of me throwing my head back laughing while tossing leaves up in the air, but we were planning to go to the Patriots-Panthers football game.
I love summer: the boating, the hours of daylight in the evening to work out, even the Virginia humidity that makes my hair pouf. But as a Southern prep the best time of year is definitely early fall...
In the past year of adult life, I’ve fine-tuned my weekend packing routine to leave on Friday night after work and come back on Sunday. Based on that experience, here’s my guide to packing perfectly for your weekend getaway!
For a long time, I admired mom jeans on others but thought they wouldn’t be flattering on me. In this post, I’ll talk about how to style mom jeans for a variety of late summer and early fall activities.
Sudden Claireity 