Happy Monday, ladies! One of the hardest-working items in my wardrobe is the blazer. Oftentimes, we think of the blazer as a seasonal transition piece. We'll wear them in Spring or Fall. Ok, we'll wear them in Winter. But Summer? Sometimes it's hard to even think of layering when temperatures are sitting in the mid-90s. But the truth is, even in the Summer, we spend much if not most of our time indoors, which means layering can be essential. So, today, I'm talking what to pair a blazer with during Summer.
Other than a denim jacket, the blazer is my go-to layer during Summer. And there are so many ways to wear it:
Blazers come in so many styles; single or multiple buttons; fitted or relaxed. No matter what your style, there's a blazer for you.
Today's featured item is a Parke blazer from J.Crew
The blazer is modeled, and I pulled together 2 alternates
The blazer is shoppable via a text or image widget
Each alternate is shoppable via a text widget
At the end of the post, I'm featuring 5 of my favorite items to pair a blazer with during Summer
Today, I'm pairing this black parke blazer from J.Crew with white Bermuda shorts from Banana Republic. I've stuck with a neutral palette to highlight the modern silhouette of the shorts. The shorts are super comfy and perfect for the blazin' hot weather we've had in Georgia this Summer.
Style tip: If you want to highlight an interesting silhouette, cut, or style of a particular piece of clothing, stick with a neutral palette.
White Bermuda shorts (Banana Republic regular and petite) | Drop shoulder top (Norma Kamali at Evereve, four colors) Slingbacks (Open Edit at Nordstrom,four colors) | Black blazer (J.Crew, three colors regular, petite and tall)
White Bermuda shorts (Banana Republic regular and petite) | Drop shoulder top (Norma Kamali at Evereve, four colors) Slingbacks (Open Edit at Nordstrom,four colors) | Black blazer (J.Crew, three colors regular, petite and tall)
I'm layering my blazer with this drop shoulder top from Norma Kamali. I love the asymmetrical look of the top, which gives the outfit an even more modern feel when paired with the Bermuda shorts.
I could easily see pairing this top with a pair of dark wash, skinny jeans, heels, and a clutch for an evening out---super versatile, which is what I want in my wardrobe.
White Bermuda shorts (Banana Republic regular and petite) | Drop shoulder top (Norma Kamali at Evereve, four colors) Slingbacks (Open Edit at Nordstrom,four colors) | Black blazer (J.Crew, three colors regular, petite and tall)
Left Board: Caylia Loafer (Sam Edelman at Nordstrom) | The Leather Pouch Clutch (Madewell) | Button Cuff Tee (Talbots) | Skyline Skinny Jeans (PAIGE, Nordstrom) Right Board: Valentina Tiered Maxi Skirt (Faherty, Nordstrom) | Render Leather Hobo Bag (HOBO, Nordstrom) | Geana Wedge Sandal (Sam Edelman, Nordstrom) | Drop Shoulder V-Neck Tee (Talbots)
for a boho-chic look
for a prepster look
for a timeless classic look
for a modern silohouette
for a statement look
The 2022 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is coming up, and we've prepared a guide to help you navigate it. Click the title or image below to read the primer.
Happy Tuesday, ladies! Today is my last day in Charleston---I head home tomorrow. It's been a totally wonderful trip, and I'll be sharing details and pictures next week. So stay tuned for that! Also, in a year full of big announcements over here on the blog, we've got another one for you tomorrow. But in the meantime, I'm feeling Summer, and more importantly, vacation vibes today. So, I'm talking my favorite print pants today.
One of my favorite aspects of Summer fashion is print prints. Think Talbots' lemon blossom prints. But all of our favorite retailers have their own, unique take. Whether it's paisley, abstract geometric shapes, or something more concrete like lemons, print pants come in all colors, shapes, and styles. Today, I'm featuring a pair from Ann Taylor, but I've also rounded up 5 of my favorites.
Today's featured item is a pair of print pants from Ann Taylor
The pants are modeled, and I pulled together 2 alternates
The pants are shoppable via a text or image widget
Each alternate is shoppable via a text widget
I've pulled five of my favorite print pants for Summer 2022
Today's featured item is a pair of tile pull-on tapered pants from Ann Taylor. First, I'm just loving the color. I think a dark blue like this works with just about everybody and pairs nicely with just about any neutral you throw at it: white, black---even beige.
Today, I've paired it with a linen shell. But check the alternate stylings for other tee-type tops that work great.
Pants (Ann Taylor) | Linen shell (Ann Taylor) | Linen blazer (Ann Taylor) | Sandals (old, similar here)
Pants (Ann Taylor) | Linen shell (Ann Taylor) | Linen blazer (Ann Taylor) | Sandals (old, similar here)
Yesterday, I talked about essential transitional clothing for Summer with a focus on blazers. Today, I'm featuring another blazer, this time a two-button linen one also from Ann Taylor. It's crisp, clean and balances the print pants perfectly.
Pants (Ann Taylor) | Linen shell (Ann Taylor) | Linen blazer (Ann Taylor) | Sandals (old, similar here)
Left Board: Scoop Neck Slub Rib Tank (Talbots) | Girlfriend Cardigan (Talbots) | Echo Tech 2 Slip-On Sneaker (Easy Spirit, Nordstrom) | Cadiz Hand-Knotted Rope Tote (J.Crew) Right Board: Silk-Cashmere Cropped T-Shirt (J.Crew) | The Zip-Top Medium Transport Tote (Madewell) | The Jayna Braided Sandal (Madewell)
Yesterday, I talked about Summer transitional clothing. Click the title or image below to read the article.
Happy Monday, ladies! I hope you had a wonderful weekend. Although I'm still in Charlestone until Wednesday, temps are blazing down here in the South. We're looking at the high 90s in Athens for the next week. Yikes. But this heatwave got me thinking about essential transitional clothing.
We usually talk about transitional clothing across season changes. But whether we're going from inside to out or heading out for dinner after a day in the office, Summer days themselves can be challenging to dress for. So, today, I'm featuring some of my favorite transition clothing: a blazer and a dress.
A transition from a day at the office to dinner with friends or your main squeeze doesn’t have to be complicated if you incorporate a blazer or a dress. Today, I'm showing you the perfect Summer transitional outfit.
Today's featured items are a blazer and dress from Ann Taylor
The items are modeled, and I pulled together 2 alternates
The items are shoppable via a text or image widget
Each alternate is shoppable via a text widget
I pulled together 5 of my favorite blazers at the end of the post, so make sure to check them out!
My long-time followers know my absolute commitment to blazers. At my core, I'm a classic prepster, and a blazer is always part of my style uniform. They work all year round and can be paired with just about anything: dresses, pants, jeans, skirts, and yes, even shorts.
Nobody does blazers like Ann Taylor. But retailers like Veronica Beard are a go-to for me. If you're looking for more budget-friendly options, make sure to check LOFT and J.Crew Factory.
Dress (Ann Taylor) | Blazer (Ann Taylor) | Cork sandals (Ann Taylor) | Handbag (Tory Burch old, similar here and here)
Dress (Ann Taylor) | Blazer (Ann Taylor) | Cork sandals (Ann Taylor) | Handbag (Tory Burch old, similar here and here)
How adorable is this gingham sheath dress from Ann Taylor? Pair it with a blazer for a put-together office look and then simply drop the jacket and swap your accessories for a more casual evening look. (Plus, does anything say "Summer" more than gingham?)
Loving this dress because of its formal-to-casual flexibility. If you want an even more casual outfit idea, make sure to check out the alternate stylings today. How cute would the dress be styled with a cardigan and sneakers?
Dress (Ann Taylor) | Handbag (Ann Taylor) | Sandals (sold out, similar here and here) | Similar sunglasses
Dress (Ann Taylor) | Handbag (Ann Taylor) | Sandals (sold out, similar here and here) | Similar sunglasses
Left Board: Girlfriend Cardigan (Talbots) | Amazonite Petal Necklace | Straw Scrunch Bag (Simon Miller, Nordstrom) | Triple CVO Platform Sneaker (Keds, Nordstrom) Right Board: High-Rise Skinny Jeans (Madewell) | Split Neck Cotton Tee (Talbots) | The Transport Tote (Madewell) | Gold & Akoya Pearl Necklace (Mizuki, Neiman)
Yesterday, I presented a Summer outfit retrospective---my favorite summer outfits from 2017-2021. Click the title or image below to read the article.
This post is sponsored by Nordstrom
Summer is upon us, and summer weddings are in full swing. Weddings are such a happy occasion. What fun to put on our party duds and toast the new life the bride and groom are about to embark on. And speaking of party duds, do I have a wedding guest outfit perfect for this Summer.
And it won’t break the bank since it's from Nordstrom Made brand Open Edit from Nordstrom! Plus, the blazer and pants can be worn together or separately. So, let's get right down to it.
Today's featured item is a wedding guest outfit with matching blazer and pants
The outfit is modeled, and I pulled together 2 alternates
The outfit is shoppable via a text or image widget
Each alternate is shoppable via a text widget
It's no secret that I'm loving wide-leg pants this season. This pair of pants from Open Edit (Nordstrom) come in three different colors. I went with purple bloom to match my blazer, but if you're looking for a neutral, make sure to check out the pants in beige. (Also, see my alternative stylings.)
I've paired the pants with a 4" heel to avoid any drag. I went with strappy mules, but a heel would work equally as well too.
I continue to be all about linen this Spring & Summer. Yesterday, I featured a linen shirt; today, a linen blazer. Blazers are perfect Spring-to-Summer transition pieces, and can easily be dressed up or down.
Of you’ve heard me say it once, you’ve heard me say it a thousand times - accessories are a girl’s best friend. Accessories unleash your personal style, taste, and preferences but they also offer unlimited opportunities to mix and match your wardrobe.
A single accessory, whether it be a bag or a scarf, can lift any outfit and take it to the next level.
Take a white blouse. It’s a blank canvas. Add a pair of jeans and you have an ordinary everyday outfit. But add a fabulous handbag, a pair of heels, a statement necklace or scarf and now you have a polished ensemble.
Accessories are always the icing on the cake. And don’t be afraid to invest in a silk scarf, luxury handbag, or jewelry. These are the items that stand the test of time and will be on rinse and repeat for years and years.
Left Board: Denim Jacket (Lee, Nordstrom) | Whisper Cotton V-Neck (Madewell, Nordstrom) | Vernisa Strappy Sandal (Vince Camuto, Nordstrom) | Mini Cinch Clutch (Loeffler Randall, Nordstrom) Right Board: High Waist Ankle Flare Jeans (Paige, Nordstrom) | Hazel Pointed Toe Pump (Sam Edelman, Nordstrom) | Everyday Satin Camisole (Nordstrom) | McGraw Leather Crossbody Bag (Tory Burch, Nordstrom)
A few of my favorite things about Nordstrom.
A big thank you to Nordstrom for this sponsored post. And thank you, lovely readers, for supporting the brands that allow me to bring you fresh ideas.
Yesterday, I showed you how I'm wearing shorts this summer. Click the title or image below to read the article.
Happy Sunday, ladies! We've got something new for you today. Last week, Kelly and I spent the day shopping at Banana Republic. We decided to put together a sort of dressing room diary for you all, but with a little catch: we wore the same outfits. We were matching mother and daughter-in-law.
So today, we're going to share those photos with you, because well, it's Mother's Day. And as something a little extra, I put together two boards today: one from Talbots and one from Ann Taylor. The only constraint I put on myself was to limit the boards to the new arrivals. (And truthly, that wasn't too hard, given how great the Spring collection has been from both retailers.)
So, without further ado, let's see the photos.
Today Kelly and I are sharing our dressing room diary
Each outfit is shoppable via a text or image widget
Scroll to the bottom of the post for all new boards and collages from Talbots and Ann Taylor
Floral Dress (not available online) | Green Dress | Shorts | Blouse | Blazer
Linen pants are an essential Summer item for me and they work perfect with graphic tees.
Banana Republic generally has a great stock of linen pants in a variety of fits and colors, so I always start there when looking for a new pair.
Floral Dress (not available online) | Green Dress | Shorts | Blouse | Blazer
Floral Dress (not available online) | Green Dress | Shorts | Blouse | Blazer
Floral Dress (not available online) | Green Dress | Shorts | Blouse | Blazer
Floral Dress (not available online) | Green Dress | Shorts | Blouse | Blazer
Embroidered Gauze Top | Girlfriend Cardigan | Cotton Button Front Shirt (Fashion Plaid) | Montauk Twill Jacket | The Waist Crop Pants | Relaxed Chinos | Perfect Skimmers | Cotton Button Front Shirt (Tropical Print) | Metallic Sandals | Suede Espadrille Mules | Braid Metallic Sandals | Woven Cornhusk Tote | Casual Cotton Denim Blazer
Yesterday, Kelly shared her favorite pasta recipes. Click the title or image below to read the article.
Happy Monday, ladies! April is over and we're headed straight into May. Hard to believe, really. I do not know where 2022 is going. We've got a classic OOTD today that features one of our Readers' Favorites from last week: the classic Bristol blazer from J.Crew.
But before we kick off today's post, a quick housekeeping note. We made this announcement to our weekly newsletter subscribers last night and we're excited to share it more widely today.
My long-time followers will remember that in December of 2018, Style at a Certain Age released its first e-Magazine Home For The Holidays. After 3 years, I'm proud to announce that I've relaunched the magazine with my daughter-in-law Kelly.
This quarter's edition is 63 pages of all-new content, including travel outfit ideas, recipes, home organizational tips, and more.
If you're interested in purchasing a copy, scroll to the bottom of this post for more details.
Today's featured item is a Bristol blazer from J.Crew
The blazer is modeled, and I pulled together 2 alternates
The OOTD is shoppable via a text or image widget
Each alternate is shoppable via a text widget
Scroll to the bottom of the post to see the details of our new Spring e-Magazine
Today's featured item is a Bristol Blazer from J.Crew. Ultimately, I'm a classic dresser with a preppy flair, and nothing strikes that note better than a blazer.
I'm loving this blazer for two reasons: the button details and the color. And as I've said it all Spring long: color is in this year.
But at the end of the day bright, bold colors aren't for everyone. And what's nice about this particular shade of pink: it's subdued, making it a perfect way to introduce color into your wardrobe.
A camisole is great to layer under a blazer, especially on those warmer days. But check the alternative stylings below for a few other options to pair with a blazer. Loving the blazer/shirtdress combo for SPring.
I keep going back to Paige for my jeans this Spring. Straight-leg jeans are in for 2022---a totally classic look. This pair is slightly distressed for a more modern look, complementing the blazer.
We just launched our new, quarterly e-Magazine for Spring. Here are the details on how to order your copy.
Hello! It’s wonderful you’re here for my inaugural post on Style At A Certain Age! I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to share what I wore during my recent trip to Charleston, South Carolina. Packing for this trip was challenging for me for a couple of reasons: the forecast called for rain and cooler temps; plus, I haven’t done much sightseeing in the last few years which translates to I haven’t been wearing “going out” shoes for extended periods. This all amounted to packing for comfort, style, and possible rainy weather. Fortunately, our hotel was centrally located! So, I wanted to show you some of my best vacation outfits from the trip.
My husband Alex and I chose one of our three nights for a special dinner out. We chose a very highly recommended restaurant called 167 Raw. It’s a wonderful seafood restaurant, with super fresh seafood preparations, raw oysters, and chic cocktails. If you’re in Charleston, I highly recommend you make a stop at 167 Raw.
This ensemble is not a suit per se, as the blazer and the pants are not exact matches. But it works! A black blazer is a wardrobe staple. I get a ton of use out of this blazer; it’s perfect for dressing up a pair of jeans and it works perfectly over a dress or with a skirt.
Parke Blazer | Regent Blazer (similar) | Unstructured Blazer (similar) | Pintuck Camisole (similar) | Shirred Top (alternative) | Drapey Top (similar) | Cameron Slim Crop Pant in 4 Season Stretch | Cameron Pant in Bi-Stretch Cotton (similar) | Vince Camuto Enella Sandal | Vince Camuto Saprenda Sandal (similar) | Nine West Sandals (similar) | TSATSAS Tape Bag | Hobo Waver Wristlet (similar) | Hobo Brave Leather Clutch (similar)
With a classic little black suit, you can get creative with your choice of top. A strappy camisole is a perfect option. Another great option to achieve this look is with a drapey top, tucked in. I went with this top by Frame, from Nordstrom. It’s no longer available, but there is a similar version still available.
Straight-leg cropped pants in a heavenly four-season stretch fabric from J.Crew are a dream to wear. These pants are so versatile. They dress up beautifully, but they also look great with a t-shirt and denim jacket. The straight leg cropped fit is perfect for a petite frame and J.Crew’s Cameron Slim Crop Pant fits true to size.
My favorite shoe to wear with a little black suit is a strappy sandal, with a little bit of a heel. These Vince Camuto heels are super comfortable and easy to walk in for blocks!
For a classic neutral outfit, you can go with almost any color handbag you like. For this special evening out, I decided to go with the quietly elegant black Tape Bag by TSATSAS.
Fortunately, we did end up with a sunny day to stroll around the historic Broad Street neighborhoods of Charleston. You can’t help but be immersed in the history of Charleston and our nation, as you walk the cobblestone streets amongst the 18th and 19th-century architecture.
My favorite places to tour are the cemeteries and graveyards. This has a lot to do with the fact that cemeteries are quiet places; one can contemplate and get lost in imaginations of times long passed. The south has some of the most beautiful cemeteries; the spring flowers add color and the Live Oak trees draped in Spanish Moss really set the tone.
For our self-guided walking tour, we had beautiful sunny skies and warm spring temperatures. It was the perfect day to wear a skirt! Spring is my favorite time of year, especially for fashion. There are so many options with skirts, dresses, shorts, and jeans – you can mix them up with a variety of shirt styles to create fun, colorful, bright looks.
We started in the morning, so I have a denim jacket, which is my favorite go-to light jacket for Spring. I haven’t yet come across an outfit that doesn’t work well with a denim jacket!
Madewell Denim Jacket | Gap Denim Jacket (similar) | J.Crew Factory Button-up | J.Crew Factory Skirt | Quay Aviator Sunglasses (similar) | Whirlpool Aviator Sunglasses (similar) | Kingston Aviator Sunglasses (similar) | Puffy Crisscross Sandals (similar) | Crisscross Slide Sandals (similar) | Similar Olive-Colored Slides (similar) | Sydney Crossbody Bag | Transport Crossbody Bag (similar) | Transport Saddlebag (similar)
Gingham is one of my favorite prints all year long. But somehow as soon as Spring arrives, gingham comes to the forefront of my mind. This olive and white gingham button-up feels especially appropriate for the shoulder seasons, the color is just perfect for Spring.
This linen-cotton pull-on skirt from J.Crew Factory is a no-brainer for me. I have this skirt style in a few colors and this cream-color version is by far my favorite. As a neutral, the cream color will work with nearly every top in my closet. It’s lined and so comfortable – plus it has pockets! You will definitely see this skirt on repeat all Spring and Summer long.
These Vehla Dixie sunglasses are my new favorites. I love the lightweight tortoise frames. I especially love the lightly tinted, sage-colored lenses.
I haven’t walked for miles in closed shoes since the pandemic, so my feet have become more sensitive to shoes (anyone else have this issue?). So I went for an ultra-comfy pair of crisscross sandals.
These olive green sandals are from last summer, but I’ve given you similar styles.
A crossbody or shoulder bag is a must for a day seeing the sights. My favorite, most-used bags are all from Madewell. I absolutely love their leather goods, they make well-priced, quality bags, shoes, and belts that last for ages.
This is the Sydney Crossbody Bag. It has a removable shoulder strap for versatility. Its rounded, structured hobo shape is updated for this year, and its classic styling will be a go-to for years to come.
Those were some of my best vacation outfits from Charleston. If you’re looking for more fashion inspiration, make sure to check out Beth’s 5 ways to wear white sneakers this Spring.
And remember, Thursdays are a two-post day. Make sure to check out the one piece of Spring clothing Beth can’t live without.
I love Talbots. That’s no secret. And apparently you, my readers, do too. Almost every month, without fail, Talbots is the most popular retailer on the blog. Hands down. So, we’re gonna try something new today. I’ve spent the past few days combing through Talbots’ Spring new arrivals, and I’ve put together a capsule wardrobe. From 14 different items, I’ve put 5 different outfits together. The items include:
Here are the rules I tried to follow when selecting items:
Most of you are familiar with what I mean by “classic”. Think lots of neutrals, fits, cuts, and styles that defy trends. While bold and bright colors are in this year, I shied away from them today in favor of whites, blacks, and tans for example.
So without further adieu, let’s see what I came up with.
Nappa Wedges | Perfect Tote | Nappa Loafers | Espadrille Flats | Vachetta Mule | Bateau Neck Tee | Drawcord Shirt Jacket | Twill Knit Blazer | Denim Shirt Jacket | Button Detail Popover | Smocked Blouse | Wide-Leg Pants | Relaxed Jeans | Slim Ankle Jeans
The first outfit stars a navy twill blazer. A navy blazer is part of any classic wardrobe and works perfectly with the simple combination of an olive drab neck tee and slim jeans in a medium wash. And how about these leather mules? Absolutely loving them.
Twill Knit Blazer | Bateau Neck Tee | Slim Ankle Jeans | Perfect Tote | Vachetta Mule
The second outfit begins with a neutral base: I paired a black and white smocked blouse with black wide-leg trousers. The trousers are about as “edgy” as this wardrobe gets today, but I have been and will continue to be a fan. The wedges continue the matchy-matchy feel of the outfit.
Denim jackets are true heroes of any classic transition wardrobe, including this one. So to add visual interest, I added a light-wash denim shirt jacket. It lightens the outfit up dramatically. (Imagine the difference if I were to have gone with a dark-wash.)
Denim Shirt Jacket | Smocked Blouse | Wide-Leg Pants | Nappa Wedges | Perfect Tote
The third outfit is preppy through and through. I’m bringing back the navy twill blazer from outfit 1. This time, though, I paired it with a blue popover and white denim. Add a pair of navy loafers and you’re a full-on prepster, if only for a day.
Twill Knit Blazer | Button Detail Popover | Relaxed Jeans | Nappa Loafers | Perfect Tote
Outfit 4 demonstrates keeps the base from outfit 1 but swaps the jacket, shoes, and bag. It features a tan utility jacket and snakeskin espadrilles. (Remember, animal skin functions as a neutral.) This outfit really demonstrates the impact accessories and outerwear can have on an outfit.
Drawcord Shirt Jacket | Bateau Neck Tee | Slim Ankle Jeans | Espadrille Flats | Perfect Tote
Compare outfit 3 with this one: the only thing different is the jacket. Instead of a blazer, I’ve gone with the utility jacket. And what a difference it makes. The outfit stops feeling “preppy” and starts feeling more, “I’m ready to take on the world thank you very much.”
And that’s the fun of capsule wardrobes, really. If you begin with a small but classic set of tops, bottoms, shoes, and jackets, you can create so many different combinations that vary minimally but are dramatically different!
So have some fun with my capsule wardrobe and think about how you would do it differently.
Drawcord Shirt Jacket | Button Detail Popover | Relaxed Jeans | Nappa Loafers | Perfect Tote
If you’re looking for more classic wardrobe ideas, make sure to check out our essential series:
Make sure to catch up on our DAILY LOOK. We post a dedicated photo to our daily outfit every Wednesday-Sunday. And you can shop those outfits easily through the shop the widget below the picture.
Hey, gang! Today we’re continuing with our Spring Preview series with a focus on Spring colors 2022. Simply stated, Spring colors this year are bright and arguably bolder than recent years. “Very Peri”—the new shade of periwinkle—took Pantone’s 2022 color of the year. But bright yellows, orangey-reds, and blues are on-trend. Stylecaster has colors like
as in-for-Spring. If you poke around other fashion magazines and websites you’ll see similar palettes.
Today’s post is super simple: I’ve rounded up 5 bright colors I’m loving this year and dug into the archives to show you different ways to style each color. Those (general) colors are:
Anyone who follows me regularly knows I love neutrals. But I have and will continue to embrace color any chance I get. No doubt “bright and bold” can sometimes be difficult to incorporate into our wardrobe. But remember, there are a lot of ways to introduce color pops into your classic wardrobe. If you’re not a fan of colorful tops or bottoms, try a handbag or scarf. If you’re on the fence about “yellow”, try pairing yellow shoes with a pair of black or white pants.
Have fun this Spring looking for new and interesting ways to introduce color into your closet. And as silly as it sounds, remember: a little color goes a lot further than we might think in a world that often seems dark.
For each featured color, I’ve rounded up 12 new arrivals I’m loving from 3 retailers:
I’m really enjoying each’s Spring collection. You can shop my picks by clicking on the widgets at the end of each section. You’ll see many of my picks in the upcoming weeks.
Our Spring preview series is in full swing. In case you’ve missed any of our posts, make sure to check out
We just posted a new DAILY LOOK, so make sure to check it out. Daily Looks is a really simple feature: a dedicated photo feed of my daily outfits. And you can shop those outfits easily through the shop the widget below the picture.
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