Ballerina Doll / Scrunchies / Wicker Easter Basket / Paint Your Own Kit / Nail Art Stickers / Rainbow Socks / Butterfly Hair Clips / Bunny Night Light / Glitter Egg Chalk / Dachshund Stuffed Animal / Bracelet Making Kit / Pop It / Bunny Easter Basket / Jellycat Bunny Stuffed Animal / Frozen Sticker Book
Easter is less than two weeks away! If you’re looking for Easter basket filler ideas for girls, these are a few fun options!
Tuckernuck Crepe Kenzo Dress (But this striped cotton version is a must, too!) / Comfiest Jack Rogers EVER (You need.) / Comfiest Headband (There are lots of others; I adore them all! The best part is that the seller is Chicago-based. Love that!) / Dana Rebecca Bar Necklace / Faux Diamond Bracelet / Dragon Diffusion Large Nantucket Tote (Tuckernuck has a bunch, too.)
I love New Orleans. But I don’t know how people with fine hair live here. 😆 My locks instantly go POOF upon arrival, and there’s just no battling it. My sister-in-law has been telling me for years that I just need to give up and embrace wet hair and headbands. So this time I did. 😜
Easter is only two weeks away, so I thought I’d share 3 Easter outfit ideas for every occasion, whether you’re spending your Sunday at an Easter egg hunt, having an Easter brunch with family, or going to church.
I’ve shared my love of Bean Boots many times before. They’ve been a cold-weather staple in my wardrobe for years and have got me through some of the toughest Chicago winters. I’d say they’re even as warm as my Sorels. I’ve owned a couple of pairs and from my experience L.L.Bean’s warmest Bean Boot, and certainly the coziest, are the shearling lined ones. You get the best of both worlds with this pair, the classic Bean Boot look, and the added warmth. They truly keep your feet toasty even on the coldest winter days.
When it comes to being fashionable and versatile, black loafers are undoubtedly a wardrobe essential. They exude a sense of prep and sophistication while still maintaining an air of effortlessness that makes them perfect for both work and casual outfits. One of the main reasons I am drawn to them is that they are so easy to style!
The round-up of outfit ideas I am sharing with you today is a mix of casual and chic, summer to winter, and everything in between. Oh, and make sure you don’t forget to wear ankle socks or these no-show ones!
Before anyone freaks out, we’re not moving to New York. 😜 But I’ve really been enjoying helping my family members with design projects, and I thought this would be a good one to share!
Textured Peasant Blouse (This is the Faherty one.) / Dana Rebecca Bar Necklace / Dragon Diffusion Large Nantucket Tote (Tuckernuck has a bunch, too.) / Veja Sneakers (You can also find them here and here.) / Newer J.Crew Toothpick Skinny Jeans (Check out this pair from Madewell, too! Great light blue wash.)
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