I swear it’s not all Everlane all the time here. (Though it’s true I do shop there a lot. I’m a creature of habit.) Just getting through the backlog of things I’ve tried on to show you how they look on a short person. Today’s review is on the Poplin Belted Top, the Silky Cotton Lantern Top, and the Shirred Silk Shirt.
Hello from the land of slow Internet. I’m away on a trip (not for fun), which I packed lightly for. Here’s my travel capsule wardrobe, plus an update on what I bought and decluttered last month.
If you’ve been following along here, then you know that I am a fan of the Everlane Easy Chino Pant. But what are the shorts version of these pants like?
This summer Everlane introduced its Luxe Cotton line. I have to say, I love this fabric. It’s tightly-knit which gives it a super smooth touch, drapes nicely, and has the slightest bit of sheen.
Target is celebrating 20 years of its Design for All program by bringing back some of its greatest hits this weekend. This is not a post about how groundbreaking Target was, though. It’s about how I got caught up in the shopping craze.
August kept me busy, which was good for my goal of curbing shopping. I simply didn’t have the time and bought just one item. I also had to remove some shoes from my wardrobe because of problems with my feet. 🙁
I popped into Amour Vert recently, so here is a quick fitting room review of three items: the Amy silk blouse, Colombe T-shirt dress, and Gardenia jumpsuit.
I’m starting a feature on the blog called Field Trips, visiting places that are doing something interesting when it comes to sustainability. The first destination is SCRAP SF.
I joined the cult of Allbirds about two years ago when I bought a pair of their slip-on Wool Loungers right before a trip to Europe. Now I give their tree fabric shoes a try.
It’s time for my monthly consumption check-in. This month I bought three things. Considering that in the first six months of the year, I added a grand total of five items to my wardrobe, three feels significant.