2.2.26
My Wardrobe Heroes
There are certain pieces in my closet that I wear more than anything else. The ones I reach for when I have “nothing to wear,” the pieces that always feel good. These are my wardrobe heroes. Fabrics that always look and feel their best, cuts that I know will fit nicely no matter what, shoes that are just as comfortable as they are cute. There is the silk blouse I am wearing in the photo above (I’m a little worried as it’s only available in one place and not on the brand’s website, signalling it might be getting phased out). The new version is cotton poplin, but what makes this one special is the whisper-thin (but not sheer!) washed silk habotai fabric. But also: the best chambray shirt (what makes this one great is its long, lean fit and soft, lightweight fabric) and my forever favorite Sézane button-down.
Weekend Reading, 1.17.26
The “competency porn” trend. 8 new books to read this month. How to arrange your desk. Why we all love the 2016 trend so much. Drunk Elephant’s pivot. How AI is changing ecommerce and the way that fashion brands will advertise. How to decorate like an interior designer. How to ease back into working out after a break. Does makeup really expire? Mocktail recipes, shopping finds, and loads more.
Bundle Up
Cozy season is here, and even in Charleston, I’m bundling up. Today, I am rounding up what I think are the cutest cold-weather pieces. I do need to plug my Alex Mill coat. It is one of my favorite pieces in my closet, and it just went on sale. It’s effortlessly chic and a little oversized (I wear the medium and it’s big in a good way). I bought this Attersee tassel scarf (it’s finally back in stock!!!) and can’t wait to layer it over the coat. Other standouts include…
Under $200 Favorites
One thing you may not know is that I have a “great style under $200” section on my ShopMy page that I update multiple times a week, if not every day! It’s packed with beautiful pieces at accessible prices. I try to share a roundup like this every two weeks (the last installment is right here!) as there are so many great items out there that won’t break the bank. Right now, a few personal highlights are . . .
Vintage Home Finds, Vol. 11
A new year always brings a fresh perspective, especially when it comes to home. My wants and needs are constantly shifting, but one thing remains true: I am forever drawn to slightly peculiar homewares. If the fish sculptures and table lighter didn’t already give me away, consider this your confirmation. As I get ready to say goodbye to the apartment I’ve called home for the past two years, I’ve found myself quietly reassessing what I want to carry forward into my next space and what I’m ready to leave behind. I’m craving pieces that feel thoughtful, collected, and just a bit unexpected. And if my guardian angel happens to be listening, I would certainly not object this pair of ochre boucle lounge chairs or this framed needlework art finding their way into my future living room.
Weekend Reading, 1.10.26
The most anticipated films of the year. Everything new on Netflix. The books we’ll be talking about most (broken down by month). Interviews with George Clooney and Molly Sims. Why you should put down your phone and daydream. Skincare trends! Several solid book lists (I did a lot of shopping), fashion predictions and beauty trends, how to make dating fun again, loads of shopping finds, and more.
