Ethical Details: Top – Everlane; Jeans – Karen Kane (made in USA, similar); Belt – thrifted; Shoes – Frye (some styles made in USA) Let me tell you about these jeans. For the last several years, I’ve been on a somewhat noncommittal hunt for ethical jeans that actually fit my body type. I have wide …
This post was sponsored by Soul Flower and I was provided an item for review. Scroll down for a giveaway! I have a high tolerance for impractical garments, but when it comes to everyday essentials, I am as scrutinizing as a mean girl. My t-shirts, socks, and leggings need to be particularly sturdy, because they’re …
This post was produced in partnership with Dunitz & Company. A choker that doesn’t choke… I really like that chokers are back in style, except for one thing: they make me feel like I’m choking. But I figured out a way to get the cool Victorian-era meets the ’90s look I’m going for without fear …
An alpaca wool hat from Ten Thousand Villages
A photo shoot featuring PAKA alpaca sweaters
A thrifted sweater from Eileen Fisher
Thanks to Numi Organic Tea for sponsoring this post. I don’t buy the old style rule about not wearing white after Labor Day, but I do like to bring warm fall tones into my wardrobe as the weather cools down. I had a white off-the-shoulder top that wasn’t getting much use in my summer rotation, …
Several yeas ago, before being more thoughtful about what I wore, who made my clothes, where they came from, and why I bought them, I didn’t really have any favorite apparel brands. I bought myriad items I liked from clearance racks and discount stores, and I hoped they would meld together into some interesting and …
This post contains a few affiliate links What’s in my bag? FashionABLE gave me this beautiful raw leather Tigist crossbody to review and it seemed like the perfect opportunity to do one of those time-tested “What’s in my bag” posts. On a typical day, I carry my keys, a tin of altoids (peppermint is great for bad breath, but …
Allison of Happy Fox Studio makes modern pieces from vintage and reclaimed materials. We first got in touch on Instagram (gotta hand it to Instagram for putting me in touch with people I never would have “met” otherwise) and it’s been great to learn more about her process and why she’s passionate about sustainable jewelry-making. …