Style Hacks

When I first found out we were pregnant after struggling with secondary infertility, I wanted…

If you’re like me, you have way too many shoes, and no intention of giving any of them up anytime soon, which is why for part two of my closet cleaning series, we’ll be tackling shoes. Since they take up most of my closet space, I need a good system for organizing them. While over-the-door storage is the space-saving arrangement that makes the most sense for small space dwellers, shelves and cubbies, or better yet a closet just of shoes, would be my ultimate pick were space not an issue, as it allows for you to easily see all your shoes. From there, I prefer to sort by type (pumps, flats, wedges, sandals, sneakers, boots, etc.) and then color-coordinate from there. Here are my favorite ideas and inspiration for organizing your shoes. 

I am not even gonna say how sick of winter I am because I say…

One of my favorite parts about summer is that you can just throw on a breezy maxi dress and look instantly cute and put-together. Meanwhile, in winter, there’s really no such thing as throw on and go. Even if you’re going with my favorite go-to winter piece, the sweater dress, there’s tights to contend with, and then you’re still freezing because even with wool ones, they’re never that warm. That’s why I love wearing a maxi dress in winter. It’s long and breezy so you can layer leggings or heavy tights underneath or skip them altogether without freezing to death. Yes, layers under and/or over are still required, but unlike your standard short or even midi-dress, the floor length style makes them look instantly more dressed up and yet unexpected for everyday in winter. But you don’t need to buy a new set of maxi dresses for cold weather.  Just follow these tips for how to style your fave maxi dresses for winter.

Let’s face it: bathing suits are totally overpriced. And when it’s sweltering, it’s basically all you…

Wearing a dress over pants is one of those things fashion girls do that I used to feel like I could never pull off. But it’s actually pretty practical — it looks chic, keeps your legs warmer than tights (minus the risk of runs), gives dresses that cool tomboy contrast, and extends your wardrobe by essentially turning a dress into a top or jacket. I find a picture is worth a thousand words, so I just like to copy these cool examples of how to wear a dress over pants.

You know layering keeps you warm when just a coat won’t cut it, helps you…

Take a sleeveless or short sleeve dress into fall with a turtleneck. It adds a…

All black is my go-to, but admittedly, for special occasions or times you want to…

Too drafty still for ankle-baring pants? Conventional styling wisdom would say ankle pants and ankle…

Choker scarves are rivaling chokers as the must-have accessory rn. It’s perfect for adding a…

I don’t know about you, but having to get dressed and go to work in…

A blazer instantly upgrades a pair of denim cutoffs in that so unexpected, so cool…

Every year during fashion month, there’s a new style trick that everyone adopts. Last year,…

Slip dresses continue to trend for spring, along with the slew of other ’90s trends. While…

Let’s face it: Even if it is actually not that bad, or pretty cute (like…

I’ve been on the hunt for light fall jackets, but it’s hard to commit to…

Small styling tricks can make a huge differences. A small trick like knotting your shirt…

Sadly, we can’t just stay inside in our sweats when it rains. So when you…

I would have never thought of this myself, which is part of its genius. It’s…