My new normal is far more relaxed than a year ago when I worked in an office. I go to the gym, take my daughter to school, run a few errands, and then hunker down at my computer for 6-9 hours. If I do go out, it’s usually a fashion or blogger event and the… Continue Reading What I Wore: Subtle Details
I bought this striped dress on our weekend at National Harbor. I visited a boutique called The Pinkwell, which carries regular and plus sizes. I tried this dress on over jeans and thought it was a cool effect, but I have since also worn it with tights and, when the weather warmed, just tall boots.… Continue Reading Stripes and a Beret at the Greenbelt Cinema
This past weekend was the Greenbelt Pumpkin Festival, an event the whole community looks forward to every year. It starts Friday afternoon after school in the town center. Shlagel Farms donates hundreds of pumpkins and the city sets up picnic tables and a stage. For the first hour it’s set up for little kids with… Continue Reading What I Wore: Pumpkin Festival
dress | sunglasses | bag | bracelet | shoes Dress: Gap (L) on sale! | Shoes: Adidas | Sunglasses: Sweet Leilani c/o Maui Jim | Bracelet: had forever (similar) | Bag: had forever (same) My go-to errand running outfit is exactly this – a knit dress (with a pair of Thigh Society underneath), my Adidas… Continue Reading What I Wore: Weekend Errand Run
dress | shoes| bag | sunglasses Dress: c/o Gwynnie Bee (14W) | Shoes: Nine West (similar) | Bag: Loeffler Randall ‘Baby Rider’ | Sunglasses: Ray-Ban | Lipstick: Bite Beauty in Chai This dress reminds me of a test pattern, it surely is an optical illusion. This dress is why I love Gwynnie Bee: it’s something… Continue Reading What I Wore: Test Pattern
Karl and I moved to Historic Old Greenbelt in 1999. When we bought this house, I swore it would be temporary. While the price was right, I didn’t like the idea of moving back to where I grew up (only a couple miles from my childhood home). Three years max, and we’d get a bigger… Continue Reading True Fashionista: Amethyst Dwyer of Greenbelt