wardrobe science
Jumpsuits have never held that much allure for me, even as they've continued to rise in popularity over the last several years. As a petite woman with curves, I just assume that the waist will be too low, the hips will be too tight, and the hem will be too long. Jumpsuits, in my mind, [...]
I'm doing something I never thought I'd do: wearing color. Like, a lot of color. Maybe it's the Spring weather, or maybe it's my own slowly growing confidence in my ability to style an outfit, but over the past several weeks I've been gravitating towards whimsical pieces and leaving my favorite black & white staples [...]
I have historically been very anti-trend. It's not that I don't like new things, but more that I'm not interested in investing in something that isn't going to be in style anymore in two seasons. Even when I get things for free (which is, admittedly, pretty often), I try to choose classic pieces in neutral [...]
How about some classic wardrobe science for today's post? Part of my pursuit of a minimalist wardrobe involves figuring out how to take one item and style it in as many different ways as possible. And this isn't just styling for styling's sake - I actually wear everything that I post here in my daily [...]
I've been wearing stuff! I've been taking pictures of it! I've been gaining weight so I'm really glad I kept that stretched-out skirt I thought about getting rid of! I also got to try out the new Trainer from Everlane Tread prior to its release this week, so I'd like to share some feelings about [...]
It's Fashion Revolution Week, which means that consumers of fashion all over the world are asking #WhoMadeMyClothes and demanding more transparency from big brands that historically have disclosed very little. I'm lucky enough to work with a lot of brands that make it a point to be transparent with their customer base, and today, I'm [...]
Fashion Revolution Week is a humbling reminder amid the Spring launches and the sales and the pretty, shiny things, that the fashion industry still has big issues. On April 24, 2013, the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh collapsed, killing 1,134 people. Most of those people were female garment workers. The factory - which was built [...]
