Do you recall the days when you owned a pair of white Keds sneakers? Ah, the simplicity of youth. Well, sneakers are still stylish in a BIG way. On a recent trip to Italy, I saw everyone of every age […]
Ladies, I have been writing a blog and following style bloggers for years, and it seems that there is a secret they know that we may not. The secret is: they are not necessarily styling an outfit–they are styling who […]
This week I am thrilled to be interviewing British style blogger, Josephine Lalwan. Her website, Chic At Any Age, is one of my favorites. Fashion Globe Magazine writes: “Josephine has embraced aging without hesitation …It is no wonder that her style blog, ‘Chic […]
If you asked me what a blog was five years ago I could not have told you. But these days I write and post one every week. As does my good friend Judy McLane. Only months after saying goodbye to […]
I know very few women who can unequivocally say they identified their style in youth and have maintained that style through the decades. But iconic fahion blogger Beth Djalali admits she recognized a love of prep school uniforms and menswear […]
Just a glance at the title of Glenda K. Harrison’s website: “So What to Twenty” will get you thinking. But read on, and So what to Twenty will get you ‘rethinking.‘ Rethinking your ideas about change, about style, and about your own […]
The first time I visited the website, Champagne + Macaroons , I felt as if I had been transported to some tranquil refuge–far from the usual chaos of the internet. Stylist, blogger, and social media manager Tamara Waterson has succeeded […]
When asked to describe her style in a few words, popular blogger, speaker, and journalist Pam Lutrell does not hesitate: strong, confident, creative, and chic. And you need only meet this dynamic lady once, to confirm that her style […]
Fifty Not Frumpy style blogger Susan Street says: “A wise woman knows how to draw attention to what she considers her best feature and away from what she isn’t fond of.” This is such an obvious statement, but is so often forgotten. […]