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I love solids (1, 2, 3). Then again, I also love prints (1,2,3). Not only does this diamond ikat print* have an interesting, neutral-colored tribal feel, but from a distance, it looks like something an extra on A Different World would wear. That’s a win-win for me 🙂 *I admit […]

The fact that I’m wearing navy in some form or other in practically every style post makes it pretty obvious that it’s my favorite color. (Gray is a very close second.) Dressed up or dressed down; nautical, preppy , or comfy vintage; lace, gingham, pinstripes…  Navy and I are close like this –><– 🙂 […]

I wear the classic red, white, and blue Americana color palette pretty often – okay, very often – throughout the seasons, and the first week in July is the perfect time to embrace that style quirk fact. Red, White, and Blue Week: Let’s go 🙂 Kicking the party off right are three […]

Blue Mirrored Aviators by Ray-Ban  Let me set the scene. The beach is my happy place. Looking at the horizon, smelling the salty air, and hearing the waves crash on shore instantly relax me and bring clarity and proper perspective to any issues on my mind. Ordinarily, I would have been to […]

Plaid scarf: J Crew men’s Anchor sweater: Crewcuts for J Crew Ribbed tank: Gap Jeans: Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren Belt: J Crew Skimmers: Madewell (worn with wider leg jeans here) Sunglasses: Ray-Ban  

It’s that time of year in Atlanta where it’s chilly earlier in the day and gets progressively warmer as the day goes on. Some days there are 20+ degree differences in the weather between 8am and 4pm! A few Saturdays ago, I had plans to attend an outdoor game in […]

Another beachy look, complete with my “basket” 🙂 Sailboat Print Button Down: Joe Fresh Anchor Buckle Belt: J Crew (styled different in this post) Crop Jeans: Denim & Supply Ralph Lauren (also here, here, and here) Loafers: Cole Haan Straw Bag: J Crew (see it in these 2 posts: 1, […]

While my preferred aesthetic definitely travels in the “preppy” direction, I try not to define my personal style so tightly that I feel boxed into a specific look or forced to categorize things as strictly “my-style” or “not-my-style.” Similarly, I try not to think of individual items of clothing as […]