Mid-February marks the restless wardrobe syndrome for most winter weather wardrobe wearers. For the past few days we’ve hit a warm streak here in New York, but there are plenty of frigid days in our near future. ...
The wonderful women of Nest Together interviewed me about DE SMET. I discuss who and what inspires me outside of the fashion industry, the piece of clothing that has lasted in my wardrobe...
It’s refreshing to see so many political messages of hope on the New York runways this season. One of my favorites comes from The Row Fall 2017 collection. Small embroideries punctuate white shirts with messages of unity, dignity, freedom and hope. ...
Introducing the DE SMET Cross Body Tote in canvas colored brushed twill. With four interior pockets and an asymmetric wide strap, comfort and function are at the core of this design. ...
I’ve spent years editing my wardrobe and as a result, many of the bright colors and printed pieces have been donated or sold in favor of solid neutrals that are more timeless....
When investing in new pieces for your well-edited wardrobe, versatility is key. I always ask myself, can I wear this garment for more than one season, more than one occasion and will it withstand my bi-annual end-of-season purge? ...
Building an edited wardrobe takes time, and patience. Trying to find that perfect piece at the right price, in your size and desired color takes time. When the January sales hit (i.e. now) you must strike while the sartorial iron is hot, but try to refrain...
As the temperature drops, the layers of clothes we wear increases. At times, you may feel like an overstuffed sofa. Lately, my uniform has consisted of high-waisted jeans, the Tie Cuff Shirt from DE SMET and this chunky cropped sweater. ...
Whatever shoe shopping style you choose, you can always appreciate a beautifully made shoe. Which brings me to today’s subject… The Row shoes. Made in Italy, the Resort 2017 collection is comprised of paired down, classic shapes that women of every age can appreciate and...
The style icons we admired years ago have been replaced with more unusual forms of beauty. Personally, I look to women who are not only stylish, but successful and inspiring. Enter: Sissy Saint Marie, an L.A. based stylist who has an eye for timeless design,...