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5 Summer-to-Fall Cardigans

Cardigans are often go-to coverups as they are year-around wardrobe essentials for many of us. It's a smart outerwear choice, especially in between seasons for those chilly mornings to warm days, or as a perfect topper to beat the chilly office AC in the summer to a must-have layering piece in the fall. Here are five cardigans in various styles to... CONTINUE READING 19

Denim, Denim Everywhere (Under $100)

With cooler temps right around the corner, thoughts of denim come to mind. And the great news is that wearing denim isn’t just limited to your legs anymore. I found some jean-ious items under $100! You can wear this classic Lands End Canvas 1963 tote ($59.50) to work and to the beach. That old adage about denim matching everything is true... CONTINUE READING 20

4 Easy Office-Style Secrets

Getting dressed for work can be monotonous, tedious and even downright frustrating at times. But the good news is that it doesn’t have to be! With a little careful planning and some strategic budgeting, you can make your work wardrobe as exciting as your job. (Or add excitement to a job that you don’t love!) Here are my top tips... CONTINUE READING 38

Pretty Polka-Dot Pieces Under $50

The retro polka-dot print is back and stronger than ever. Proving that this playful pattern is here to stay, see how you can embrace it in various ways, all for under $50! The Restricted Ann Peep-Toe Espadrilles (SALE $46.75 at Kohl’s) feature a polka-dot pattern and bow accent that lends a retro touch to any outfit. -Melissa McGraw of The Fashion Potential... CONTINUE READING 28

051911_6-Clothing-Items-You-Can-Repurpose-Now

When budgets are tight, what’s a girl do to make her closet streeeetch? You can make your closet work for you by using items in new ways and doubling their use. Here are six items that you can repurpose now! Wear a dress as a shirt: Is your closet full of sundresses that only get used on the weekends? Or... CONTINUE READING 18

Steal Mom's Style (and Look Cool!)

Chic and mom don’t always land in the same sentence, unless you’re referring to your madre’s boho style from back-in-the-day. But chances are the leading lady in your life is more into cardis and loafers nowadays. In honor of Mother’s Day this Sunday, May 8, we’re paying homage to updated takes on mom’s style—including those aforementioned items. Buy for yourself...or... CONTINUE READING 9

Revive Your Closet This Spring

When it comes to fashion, one of the biggest mistakes women make is spending too much time shopping and not enough time in their own closets. Yes, your closet may feel like the farthest thing from a magical place, but I assure you that with a little time and effort you can find some hidden gems you didn’t even know... CONTINUE READING 23

6 Ways to Wear Spring Scarves

Scarves are the ultimate accessory. You can fold them, tie them and wear them however you want! The possibilities are endless, so there’s no reason to let them sit in your closet. Here are six fresh ways to wear scarves for spring. Scarf as a belt: Some outfits don’t look quite right with a scarf around the neck, but that doesn’t... CONTINUE READING 13

Work-Appropriate Prints

Revamp your regular ol’ workwear with various patterns and prints from whimsical polka dots to colorful florals. Go for "pattern-mixing" by incorporating different accessories to create your very own eclectic style. Striped cardigans are a welcome change from solid cardigans, plus they make a perfect layering piece. Whether dressed-up or casual, the Aubin & Wills Stoneyfold Merino Wool Cardigan ($150 on Net-A-Porter.com) offers... CONTINUE READING 16

Weekend Wardrobe Guide

The temperatures are steadily rising, which means soon enough you may be much more apt to spend weekends out of doors instead of on the couch. (Yes, your DVR queue can wait and those pretzels will get eaten another time!) But before you venture out, update your wardrobe with chic and completely comfy items. -Lynden Halpern Jeans? Boring. Leggings? So yesterday. Sweats? Get... CONTINUE READING 15