Back in 2013, I wrote a post about putting together a whole new wardrobe from scratch. We talked about how to stratify your closet, allowing
I’m usually pretty good at packing. This trip to England, erm, well, um, spotty. I failed to use the Use Case Method to its best
I took advantage of my blog break to deliver on some long-delayed commitments. I hate when I fail to do as promised, everything feels off
Editors Update: I have just heard back from an inquiry to River Island about charges on returns – in fact they DO NOT accept returns
There have been times in my life with women, and times without. When I was a teen, for example, it was all about the boyfriend.
There’s a song that always used to make me cry. I’ve mentioned it before, Dar Williams’ “When I Was A Boy.” Here’s a sampling of
In retirement, or any situation where one can dress as casually as one wants, we want to avoid the schlump. In hyper-casual outfits, I’m not
Personal style follows the 80/20 rule, i.e., 80% defining and refining, and 20% experimenting. Within that framework, isn’t shopping with friends one of the most
In the continued quest for Polished Tomboy getups, I’m mixing old and new. I’m also building outfits based on neutrals, livening them up just a
What would you wear, if you were nominated for an Oscar? Important to remember that if you were nominated, it’d mean you were a talented
Do we become invisible, we women past 50? And if so, can we reappear? A reader emailed me to say she and her her friend
Remember Artsy in Boulder? She who brightened these pages back in March of 2013? Well, this Artsy Cousin is really Debbie in Colorado, and she’s
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