Giesswein Wool Sneaker Review
Comfy, cute shoe alert! Today, I’m reviewing the Wool Sneaker from Giesswein, a shoe that’s impressively lightweight.
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Everlane Review: The Track Collection
It’s been over a year of this pandemic, over a year of wearing sweats at home nearly every day. Even if we return to more normal life, that sweats lifestyle is here to stay, at least for me.
Versatile Style: Vetta Capsule’s Boyfriend Shirt
After thinking about it for more than a year and a half, I finally bought Vetta Capsule’s Boyfriend Shirt, which is now out in new colors.
Italic Review: Boxy Cropped Cashmere Sweater
Today I’m reviewing a sweater from Italic that I’ve been wearing on repeat for the past two months. This is the first item I’ve tried from this brand.
Eileen Fisher Try-On: Stretchy Pants, Midi Skirt, Boxy Blouse
No one asked, but here’s a post of me trying on some things from my recent Eileen Fisher order.
2020 Ethical Black Friday & Cyber Monday
Every year I put together a list of sustainable and ethical brands with Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. This year the deals have started earlier.
dr. Liza Flats Review
I have a really hard time finding shoes that work for me, so it’s a happy day when I get to write a positive shoe review. Today, I’m reviewing a pair of flats from dr. Liza, a Canadian brand.
Everlane Review: Twisted Merino & ReCashmere Varsity Cardigans
Regular readers will know that I’ve been aiming to build up my sweater collection. So even though it’s July, today I’m talking about sweaters. I’m reviewing two cardigans I tried from Everlane: the Twisted Merino Cardigan and the ReCashmere Varsity Cardigan.
Mask Up! Ethical & Sustainable Reusable Face Masks
It looks like we might be wearing masks for a while. COVID-19 hasn’t gone away even though some people act like it (much to my dismay and rapidly declining faith in humanity.) But which ones to get?
Ethical & Sustainable Fashion Brands Owned by Black Women
The ethical fashion space, like much of the fashion industry, is predominately white. So, I wanted to shout out some Black-owned ethical, sustainable, and slow fashion brands.