When I re-designed my site a few months ago I also switched over from WordPress.com to a self-hosted WordPress.org site. I’m embarrassed that it took me six years to make such an important change. It’s made a world of difference in the way I run my business. At the time, I couldn’t find a lot…Read More
Femme Florale
I’ve long espoused my love of rompers, one-pieces, jumpsuits, and all one-stop-shop-outfits. So when I saw this silky black floral number, it was a no brainer. I love the versatility of this piece. It can be styled up with a blazer for the office or down with sandals for a beach day. Plus with the…Read More
Immigration Nation
Students, artists and community members created over 400 hand-painted suitcases for Nora Valdez’s “Immigration Nation” exhibit at Urbano Project, on display through July 29. The tactile sculptural installation confronts the struggle of immigrants to find identity and acceptance in the United States. Eucaris Jimenez, a 20-year-old student at UMass Boston, painted her suitcase with a…Read More
The Color of Royalty
As we approach my birthday I’ve begun testing outfits that will convey the proper amount of “please give me all the attention” for the festivities. This purple tulle skirt has just the right dose of princess without veering into childhood territory. I paired it with a black sweater because I’m already desperate for fall layers,…Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) All dolled up for my friend Rebecca’s wedding! 2) When it comes to dollar oysters, I do not mess around. 3) Binged on empanadas at the South End’s Festival Betances. 4) Breakfast in bed at the Hotel Desmond. 5) A close up of my ASOS bridesmaid dress. 6) Stay tuned for my review of Urbano Project’s “Immigration…Read More
Brushstrokes Behind Bars
Last week artist and activist Ann Lewis began work on “See Her,” a public mural at 808 Tremont Street in Boston’s South End. The temporary mural, up until October 2018, is being created in partnership with the women of the McGrath House, a reentry facility where incarcerated women serve the final six months of their…Read More