Favorite Fashion Finds
I remember saying WAY BACK when I was 25 years old (in 1999) that I wished I could just shop for a living. Whelp, fast forward 10 years and I started my wardrobe consulting business. I have literally been shopping for a living for 12 years. Each week, I spend around 4 hours online shopping, maybe more. I definitely find some real gems and unfortunately I really can’t buy everything (or I would be broke). I thought it would be great to share some of the amazing things I find with you that I think are trendy, modern and also budget friendly. I think they’re worth showing to you because even if they didn’t work well for me for whatever reason, they might just be exactly what you have been looking for.
All 8 items are all on-trend for fall and under $200!
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What I want to know is where do you get that beautiful sweater you are wearing? Thank you for the other picks as well!
Hi Gina! You’re SO welcome! It’s by Aqua, my favorite for affordable cashmere. It’s older and is unfortunately sold out. Here are a couple of links to similar items. https://rstyle.me/+urCLjMSbZI-9UuiFW1woRg https://rstyle.me/+FRWHq3zfCqm6Bhlqlx-Qwg https://rstyle.me/+FA5mr8HRBQFJLW7n5lvE3Q ~Erin xo
I love your blog and although i am tall gal and a lot doesnt work for my body tyPe, your fashion tips are valuable. Lets talk about those boots for a minute. Love love love. I find as a mom who is active and over 50 with the flattest feet out there, that heals are BEAUTIFUL but not on my feet ???? sigh….but i do love a good bootie. Enjoy your day in one of the most BEAUTIFUL plaCes to live ????. Keep being you. Happy holidays
I’M really sad there are people insulting you on your blog. While, let’s face it, tHis is not life or deaTh work and some ppl would say it’s superficial, you are touching so many ppl’s lives! In our own Little worLds, what we wear and how we feel about ourselves wearing it, really does matter and has a huge impact on Self-esteem.
You have DEFINITELY Helped me and my pathetic after kids’ wardrobe. I’ve Always lOved clothing but during my “birthing years” tried to convince myself that Clothing dIdn’t matter, that i should looK more mature and focus more on my babies. That just WASN’T me and after i had my 3rd son started searching for an alternative. It had been 5 years since i really cared so i didn’t know where to start. Somehow i found your blog and it changed my style and my life!! I aM so grateful for all of your tips and style suggestions. BeIng just one size smAller Than you, i can usually coUnt on Most of your picks fitting me well too. I lOve the idea of classucs with a tWist, just like you. I no longer feel Like just a mom and i feel lIke who i used to be. Thank You for All of that.
I can’t spEak for the nay-sayers and what might be happening in their lives, but they obviously aren’t interested in what you have to say. They might just want to make someone else feel bad. please don’t let them have that Kind of control over you. There are so many of us who love the work you do! I look forward to reading and seeing more of your tips and choices. And btw, i loved the railroad track phrase. Very rElatAble. I even started checking the jeans in my closet.????
What a lovely note. Thank you so much, Danielle!! I think unhappy people lash out at whomever. It’s sad, but there’s not much I can do about it. I appreciate your support!! Erin xo
Hi erin
Im loving those boots,! I Also have no BUSINESS wearing stilletto heels, but they are gorgeous!
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