You can never have too many little black dresses, right? I recently picked up this cute, casual ruffle sleeve tiered babydoll dress from American Threads while I was pulling for a shoot and I am so glad that I did.
I've always loved floral print dresses, but the cut + shape of the dress is what always seals the deal for me. I knew that I wanted to wear a dress for my workshop last weekend, and this Michael Kors Botanical-Print Crepe Dress was the perfect piece for the atmosphere and aesthetic of the location.
Comfy + cute dresses are a must (especially during the Summer), and nothing beats a good ole fashion shirt dress.
Last week I had a day filled with meetings that ended with an outdoor garden party, so I knew I needed to wear something cute yet comfy since I would have time to stop at home in between. This Floral Cold-Shoulder Fit & Flare Dress was the perfect dress to help me get through the day in style.
It's officially Summer *cue the air horns* and I'm excited to be collaborating with Pretty Little Things to share 3 trends I'm looking forward to this season.
If you're in the blogging game for the long haul and want to work on growing your audience, I think it's really important not to forget the tried and true ways to gain traction with your blog.
When Summer comes around, I pretty much live in dresses (thanks #memphis humidity).
Day 2 of the Memphis Fashion Week Runway Shows returned to Memphis College of Art. This night's show highlights collections from the EMDP participants (both past and new) plus a few other headliners and is favorite for locals because we're able to see and support so many new and aspiring designers from the community.
Day 1 of the Memphis Fashion Week Runway shows took place at Crosstown Concourse this year. Sponsored by LRK (Looney Ricks Kiss), we saw collections from Tanganika by Tangie, Demi Blvck, This Is Sloane, T I E N A, and Jodi Brewer Couture, with accessories from Tilton Street.
I have always wanted a floral pantsuit, but I've had a helluva time finding one that I felt like was "me". Until now.