From left to right: 1) Sunday calls for coffee and good books. 2) Getting retro at the MFA. 3) Pick up the new issue of Trouvé magazine to read my article about the secret lives of the MFA Boston guards. 4) Brightening up a rainy day. 5) Monday vibes. 6) Can’t live without my Junot.
Vintage
Sparkle & Shine
Tis the season for holiday outfits and I could not be more prepared. For the slew of parties that come in December I typically follow a formula. Pair a festive color like a rich red or green with a neutral and add some sparkle. This is an easy way to put together holiday looks, especially…Read More
Sylvia Plath
For the next installment of The Authors (see the first here), I designed an outfit inspired by Sylvia Plath. Naturally I wanted to incorporate a few of my favorite female authors as well. Sylvia was an American novelist and poet working in the ’50s and ’60s. Her life was fraught with mental illness and personal…Read More
Leo Tolstoy
I’m so excited to announce the first post of an exciting new series: The Authors. This series will feature outfits inspired by my favorite writers. I’ve styled them very specifically to express the personal history and passions of my literary role models. Fittingly we’re starting with the love of my life, Leo Tolstoy. Count Lev…Read More
Fall Foliage
Mustard is not normally a color I gravitate towards, but something about these yellow pants reminded me of the brilliant New England foliage. They’re vintage so the fit is a bit unusual with a side zipper and no front detailing, plus stirrup pants. But they fit well and I know better than to turn that…Read More
Pink Poodle Skirt
Okay it’s not exactly a poodle skirt but it’s sure built like one! This is my new favorite midi skirt from Nordstrom Rack. It’s so elegant but the bright pink gives it a playful edge. I paired it with a grey turtleneck sweater to accommodate the chilly weather and my go-to nude t-strap heels. Sweater:…Read More