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DISCOVER YOUR PERSONAL STYLE



A few years ago while living in a small Brooklyn apartment, I found myself standing in front of my
very small, overflowing closet feeling completely overwhelmed. I was trying to
pack for an upcoming trip and after hours of wasted time and failed outfit
attempts, I felt helpless.
In an
effort to make sense of the madness, I scoured the internet for what to pack for a week in Paris. Each
article and blog post I read left me feeling more overwhelmed than the one
before it, and I was about to give up and overpack, again, when I stumbled upon
a neatly organized Parisian packing list that fit into a small carry-on.



Each of the 10 or so items pictured were perfectly cohesive, classic and the
effortless and chic outfits they created were almost too good to be true. I
quickly clicked through and was presented with a new to me concept called the “5
Piece French Wardrobe.”

From there I discovered capsule wardrobes, The 10 Item Wardrobe, Project 333 and
countless other minimal closet concepts.

Despite the different names, each of these approaches suggested that sartorial
satisfaction stemmed from a less is more approach to dressing, and that a few
key pieces were all I needed to look & feel fantastic every day.

Was it really possible to look and feel my best without having an overflowing closet? Could I really be stylish and have enough to wear
with only a few pieces?

Everything in my experience (and our collective consumer culture) told me no,
but each article and video that I consumed on the subject suggested otherwise.
So, I decided to give it a try and here I am, years later and finally happy with
my closet and more in tune with my personal style that I ever thought was
possible.


I know what I love to wear and what I don’t and I’ve slowly built the wardrobe I
always dreamed of having. Here, and on my YouTube channel, I hope to share what
I’ve learned with you so that you too can discover your personal style and
finally free yourself from clutter. If you’re new here, I’ve linked some good
places to start below including my own personal closet & style ethos, the 10
items I always have in my closet, my wish list and how it keeps me from making
impulse buys and a few of my favorite wish list outfit planning collages that I
use to decide if an item will work with my existing wardrobe. You can also see
ongoing updates, inspiration and outfit posts on my blog here.

 
 


MY CLOSET AT A GLANCE

 

Here, I've outlined the main colors, silhouettes and descriptive characteristics
that I strive for in my wardrobe. In the last few years as I've really honed in
on my personal style, I've found that keeping this focus at the heart of my
purchases helps ensure that I make smart buys that I'll actually wear. By
following these points and constantly reevaluating and adjusting them as I get
older, I move etc, I've been able to slowly but surely build a closet that I
truly love.

My hope is that seeing these points from my perspective, and then seeing them in
action here and on my YouTube channel will help you do the same. At the end of
the day, fashion should be fun and we should use it as a way to express
ourselves. It should never be taken too seriously, but a little planning never
hurt either, and I've found that a little work at the beginning makes the entire
process a lot more enjoyable.

 


COLOR PALETTE

First up let's discuss color palette. As a lover of neutrals with pops of color
here and there, I am the happiest when wearing simple shades all year. This
streamlined color palette has worked so well for me as a base for brighter
accessories, and I wear these shades all year.

Not only are they incredibly easy to mix and match (nearly every color can be
worn together with very little thought), but they work for me and all four
seasons. 

They also serve as the perfect base for my accent colors and the colors I tend
to wear only during certain seasons - things like green, red/burgundy, green and
pink.

That said, I'm also usually the most comfortable when these colors appear in
accessories rather than entire outfits - with a few exceptions of course. If
you're having trouble narrowing in on a color palette that works for you, I go
into a lot more detail in my eBook below.




CLASSIC, MODERN, ELEGANCE & RELAXED

One of the things that really helped me lock in my personal style was picking a
few descriptive words that described my aesthetic. The first time I sat down to
do this I had too many words and as a result, I had a difficult time coming up
with a cohesive style message. As I've worked on refining my style over the
years, and have really allowed myself to grow into who I'm most comfortable
being, I've narrowed it down to 4 words - classic, modern, elegant and relaxed.

Though similar, each of these words touches on a different part of my personal
style and ultimately my wardrobe, and are all critical to making me feel like
me. To better understand these, let's break them down a bit further. 

CLASSIC: First up is classic. On the surface this word means exactly what it
says - something that is simple and elegant and not greatly subject to changes
in fashion. For me, this couldn't be more true. From fashion to makeup to home
decor, I have always gravitated toward things that stand the test of time. I
love the traditional and legacy of time tested pieces and have found that they
are some of my favorite items to wear. I love feeling polished but understated
and classics help me do that with very little effort.

MODERN: Next is a piece of the puzzle that's critical to ensuring that I feel
updated and never stuffy. As much as I love classics, I've learned over the
years that wearing too many of them together can make me feel like I’m wearing a
costume. Without a few carefully selected modern touches my clothes wear me
instead of the other way around so to combat this, I've learned that no outfit
of mine is complete without a modern twist and I love pairing timeless classics
with trendier items for a balance that feels 100% like me. 

ELEGANT: By definition, elegance is "pleasingly graceful and stylish in
appearance or manner" and it's a piece of my fashion pie that I've grown to
value over the years. After years of classic opera vocal lessons and ballet
classes, I've learned that anything too trendy, too casual or too "cool" just
doesn't work for me. We all know that our experiences shape who we are and for
me, years of classical training (beginning when I was 10) have given me good
posture, careful diction and thoughtful movements that feel out of place when
paired with anything too grungy. Even though I love the look on others, it
always feels out of place on me and instead, I'm much more comfortable in
tailored, understated pieces that compliment my life's experiences rather than
combat them.

RELAXED: Last but not least is arguably the most important for me. Relaxed,
which I use interchangeably with comfortable, is an absolute must for me. In
fact, nothing ruins a day or an outfit for me quicker than being uncomfortable.
I despise having to readjust, fidget or suffer when it comes to fashion and
feeling relaxed is key to making me feel great in my clothes. I've learned the
hard way one too many times that anything too stuffy, formal or complicated just
doesn't get worn so now I avoid these pieces and I'm much happier. 






THE TEN ITEMS THAT ARE ALWAYS IN MY CLOSET

 

Now that I've shared the colors I gravitate towards, the general feeling I
strive for and how these keep me focused on pieces I'll actually wear, let's
touch on the 10 items that are always in my closet. For me, these pieces are the
cornerstone of great dressing and help me put together countless outfits that
always feel like me. For you, these key pieces may look exactly like mine and
for others they may be completely different.


The key here is to learn what works for you and then wear those pieces with
pride - even if it means that you wear the same "uniform" of a t-shirt and jeans
almost every day. Also, these 10 pieces have worked beautifully for me and I've
found that they are also relatively universal but the nuances between each of
our own personal styles lie in the colors, cuts and silhouettes that we choose
these pieces in. For example, I love a crisp white, collared button down but you
may prefer a collarless pillowy white shirt. What's most important is that you
select pieces that can serve as a base or blank canvas for your outfits, and
always do so with your own unique personal style in mind.

 

 

 1.  White Shirt

 2.  Black T-Shirt

 3.  White T-Shirt

 4.  Striped T-Shirt

 5.  Black Pants

 6.  Black Skirt

 7.  Light Sweater

 8.  Classic Jeans

 9.  Classic Blazer

 10. Black Dress




WISH LIST

 

In order to build a well-rounded wardrobe, and avoid impulse purchases I like to
keep a running wish list of pieces I think will compliment my closet and my
personal style. These include short term purchases (require less saving and
planning - things like t-shirts) and long term purchases (things that require a
lot more planning and saving - sometimes even years of planning and saving).
Here, I'm sharing the things I have on my list with you. I’ve broken them into
the purchases I plan on making in the near future (tier 1) and those that are on
my list for a later date (tier 2 or 3). I will continually update it as new
things make their way onto my list and also if and when I decide that some
things on this list won’t work after-all.

Also, at the bottom I've included anything from the wish list that I've
purchased or have been gifted so that you can see how the items go from wish
list to purchase, and are actually incorporated into my wardrobe. You should
also note that some affiliate links have been used below. This means that if you
choose to shop from one of my links, I may make a very small commission from
your purchase. This support helps me continue to make content. That said, none
of these links or items are sponsored but I am occasionally gifted things from
this list. Sponsored posts will and gifted things will always be disclosed and
you can read more about my personal approach to ethical blogging here.

Finally, at the bottom of this entire section I’ve added a running list of
things that have been retired from my wardrobe (donated or sold), those that
have been moved to either yard work/dog walking wear and anything that has been
moved to the back of my closet so that I can determine if it’s still a good fit
with my style and wardrobe.

Thank you so much for your support!

 

 


TIER 1 - THE NEXT FEW MONTHS



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TIER 2 - SOMETIME THIS YEAR



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TIER 3 - ANYTIME THIS YEAR, NEXT YEAR & BEYOND



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PURCHASED WISH LIST ITEMS

Below, I’ve rounded up anything that was on my wish list and has been added to
my closet with my own money. In other words, these are things I bought myself.
Below this I’ve outlined the items I have been graciously gifted. You can also
see how I style these things with my current wardrobe on my YouTube channel,
here on my blog and over on my Instagram.


 



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GIFTED WISH LIST ITEMS

Sometimes, I am very graciously gifted items from my wish list. Although the
vast majority of my closet has been purchased by me, with my own money over many
years, below I’ve outlined anything that has been gifted. To learn more about
how I work with brands and occasionally accept gifted items, you can read my
full disclosure here. You can also see how I style them with my current wardrobe
on my YouTube channel, here on my blog and over on my Instagram.


 

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THINGS TAKEN OFF MY WISH LIST & WHY

Below, I’ve rounded up anything that was on my wish list and has been removed.
As is the case with careful wardrobe planning, sometimes things we think will
work don’t actually end up doing that. Here, you can see some of the things that
have been removed from my wish list after realizing that I either don’t actually
need it or it may not actually serve my wardrobe in the way I’d like.

 

DARK WASH, ALMOST FLARED JEANS

I didn’t always, but since starting on this journey years ago, and now working
from home I’ve realized that I really do love jeans. For that reason, I’ve
gathered a small collection over the years of differing silhouettes and 3 main
colors - light or mid blue, black and dark blue. While most of these jeans are
in a classic straight leg with a mid to high rise or a slight flare, I’ve always
admired the look of a wider leg jean and thought the extra option would be great
for my wardrobe.

After having and wearing my high waist, dark wash, straight leg jeans for a bit
now and styling those along with my other pairs, I’ve realized I actually prefer
that cut and if anything I’d like to add another pair like that to my closet
with a slightly shorter length - you know how much I love my crops.

I’m also considering retiring a few of the pairs I have now that have been
around for a few years and are starting to show their age. When this happens,
they get retired to my house clothes/yard work clothes and/or dog walking
clothes so that they can live another day without being wasted.








SUEDE LOAFERS

I’ve had these beauties on my wish list for a long time now but have ultimately
decided to take them off at this time. Even though I think they’re gorgeous and
would be very versatile for my wardrobe, I don’t think suede is the best choice
for my closet.



















OVERSIZED NAVY BLAZER

I have decided that the oversized black blazer I have will serve me perfectly
and a navy one is excess at this point. That may change in the future but for
now, I am not actively searching for an oversized navy blazer and am having so
much fun styling my black one and the other blazers in my closet.



















DELICATE PEARL NECKLACE

I have decided to put this lovely necklace on the back burner for a few reasons.
First being that while it’s obviously so pretty, I’m finding myself less and
less drawn to distinctly branded things and the shape of this Van Cleef & Arpels
necklace is maybe too recognizable for my liking these days. Additionally, I’m
also finding that my jewelry focus is shifting a little to slightly shorter
necklaces that are almost like chokers.



















FOREVER PEARLS

There’s a similar story with these lovely pearls. Even though they’re beautiful,
I’m finding myself less and less drawn to longer earrings and wanting shorter
styles. This may be in part thanks to my re-examining of the Kibbe body typing
system or just an organic evolution of my style - likely both. Either way, these
beauties have moved to the back burner where I’ll re-evaluate them at a later
time.















MODERN DIAMOND STUDS

These beautiful earrings have been on my wish list for over a year now and after
a ton, and I mean A TON of outfit research, pinning and planning I’ve decided
that my wardrobe and personal style will be better suited to a traditional pair
of diamond studs. I already have a very delicate pair in my jewelry collection
that were a gift from my sister for my wedding and I would love to add a larger
size as well. I think the two will perfectly suit my style and allow for
versatility among a bunch of different looks.

















STRAPPY WHITE OR CREAM & BLACK SANDALS

I really love these and think they’re super versatile and everyone seems to
think they’re a wardrobe essential but my shoe game has changed a bit in the
last year and I’m leaning more towards shoes that will have a bigger impact on
my overall style. Things that make a statement and lean a bit trendier.





















CLASSIC BOLERO HAT CRAFTED TO LAST

I recently found a hat in this style second hand that was much cheaper than this
investment option so I’m taking my own advice and using that one as a trial
before I decide if I wear it enough to justify investing in this beauty. So far,
I love it and it’s a style I can definitely see myself wearing for years.

















DELICATE PRINT, SHORT DRESS

This has been moved off of my immediate wish list because I’m loving the midi
length dresses that I’ve added to my wardrobe and will likely look for a few
more like that before I look for any shorter dresses.





















TIMELESS DIAMOND STUDS

I’ve decided to move these off my wish list for the time being because after a
few years of wearing my cubic zirconia studs, I’ve decided that those are
sufficient enough and my overall jewelry collection will be better served by
chunkier earrings.

















CLASSIC BLACK SUIT

I love tailored pieces and especially suits and blazers but I’ve decided that my
separates are enough and I don’t actually need a suit. This comes after a few
years of trying my separates together and deciding I like them better
individually and when worn as a suit, I like at least one piece to be updated a
little or at least in a shrunken or slightly boxy style.

















CLASSIC MOCK CROC BAG

I still love this clutch but after sitting on my wish list for about a year, and
using my vintage green clutch, I’ve decided that I no longer need this one.



















PRINTED & PATTERED DRESSES

I’ve realized that my wardrobe is lacking in the warm weather department and not
the cold weather department so I’m making it a focus to add shorter, lightweight
dresses that I can wear during the spring and summer and early fall.























LIGHT, DELICATE LOAFERS

As I figure out my perfect balance of tailored, flowy, soft and structured, I’ve
realized that more traditionally “feminine” shoes will be perfect to balance out
so many of the structured pieces I’ve collected over the years so I’m focusing
on different silhouettes rather than the style of loafers that I tend to
gravitate towards due to familiarity and habit.











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THINGS NO LONGER IN MY CLOSET OR MOVED TO THE BACK & WHY

My ability to maintain a lean but well curated closet is something I’ve loved
about this journey toward personal style discovery & building a closet for the
long term. Since I did my first few major closet purges, I’ve been slow to add
new things and am always reevaluating my wardrobe to make sure it’s serving me
well. Part of this is removing things when they no longer work because they’re
either damaged or tattered beyond repair or simply not something I reach for
that often anymore. For the first part of that equation, I typically move those
things into my yard work/dog walking/house lounging section of my dresser and
for everything else I will either donate it or recycle it if it’s really damaged
and can’t be used in another area of my life. For things that are still in great
condition but I haven’t been reaching for them in some time, I will move them to
the back of my closet and keep track of how often I think of them or reach for
them. After a few months or even a year or two in some cases, I’ll reevaluate
these things and sell or donate anything I’m sure I won’t miss and continue to
hang onto anything else that still has a place in my style but is on vacation
from frequent wear. Below, I’ve outlined some of these for you.

 

SOLD, RECYCLED OR DONATED OVER THE LAST 2 YEARS



 * Striped Blue & White Wrap Top - started to show some wear and tear after 2
   years but was still in wearable condition so I donated it. This was a great
   trial run for this style of top for me and I learned that I actually prefer
   something with buttons

 * White Puff Sleeve Top - Sadly this top showed irreparable wear and tear after
   extensive use- noticeable staining and fraying of the shoulder seams and
   wasn’t suitable for donation so I recycled it. I learned though that I love
   this style and if I were to add something similar to my closet in the future
   I would look for something of higher quality

 * Striped Everlane Cotton Oxford - this sadly turned out to be very poor
   quality and wore through much faster than I would have liked

 * Solid Blue Everlane Cotton Oxford - the same story for this oxford

 * Black Horsebit Loafers - while gorgeous and perfect for my style, these were
   just a bit too big so I never wore them and ended up donating them

 * Everlane Pointed Toe Flats - These were among the first new things I added to
   my closet after the first few purges and one of my first Everlane purchases.
   These shoes took a long time to break in but once they did, I wore them
   non-stop. They were great walking shoes for NYC when I was living there but
   after many years they sadly were worn through beyond repair.

 * Short Black Faux Leather Pencil Skirt - after wearing and styling it for a
   while, it started to feel a little too short for me so I donated it

 * Black Pointed Toe Flats: I really love these flats but I hadn’t been reaching
   for them nearly enough recently so I’ve moved them to the back of my closet
   where I didn’t think about them for a year so I donated them.

 * Black linen shorts: Sadly, these deteriorated over the last few years and
   couldn’t be salvaged. Since they were 100% linen, they were recycled.

 * Striped, Blue & White Linen Dress: I wore and loved this dress for a few
   years but it has since stopped serving me and this past summer I only wore it
   3 times. I’ve learned through this piece that I like more structure in the
   shoulders and a slightly different fit throughout - especially on the arms.

 * Beige Short Sleeve Cashmere Sweater: Donated because while the shape was
   wonderful, the color wasn’t (for me).

 * Pointed Toe Kitten Heel Ankle Boots: I love these. They’re super comfortable
   and really cute. The problem I’m finding with them is that they’re a little
   tricky to style because the ankle shaft is a little too short to wear with
   skirts and the heel is a little too short to give a nice shape with the
   majority of my bottoms. I’ve donated these so that someone else can enjoy
   them.

 * Cream Tweed Jacket: I LOVE this jacket and am so sad to part with it but it’s
   sadly become too worn to wear and not salvageable.

 * Brown Wingtips: I’ve had these for a long time and I love them but never wear
   them because this shade of brown doesn’t suit my color palette as it’s
   evolved.



MOVED TO THE BACK OF MY CLOSET OR IS NOW USED FOR YARD WORK/ HOUSE WORK/ DOG
WALKING



 * Everlane Mid-Rise Skinny Jeans - still lovely and actually in amazing
   condition despite wearing them multiple times a week for almost 2 years but
   I’m loving the darker wash high rise jeans at the moment so these have been
   moved to the back of my closet

 * Levi’s 501 CT’s - these are now yard work and house work/super casual jeans
   for me because they have a slightly lower rise than I prefer now, but they
   are still in perfect condition and I think Levi’s makes some of the best 100%
   cotton jeans

 * Levi’s Denim Shorts - I still loves these shorts but they don’t serve my
   summer style like they used to anymore. I prefer more tailored shorts and
   dresses so these have been moved to dog walking & yard work (perfect for the
   middle of summer when it’s a thousand degrees)

 * Beautiful Blue & White Striped Ralph Lauren Shirt Dress - I got this back
   when I was living in NYC and wore it all the time there. It felt perfect for
   the city and I could comfortably wear it almost all year long. Unfortunately,
   it feels a bit much here in Charleston so it’s on hold. This is the perfect
   example of something I’ll never part with it even though I haven’t worn it
   recently

 * A Few White T-Shirts: A handful of the t-shirts I’ve had in the last few
   years are no longer white and sadly no longer salvageable. For my Mott & Bow
   short sleeve white tee that I got makeup on, I now use it exclusively as a
   layering tee under sweaters and the others have been moved to my loungewear,
   yard work, dog park clothes so that I can continue to use them. Once they get
   too dingy even for that, I’ll likely cut them into pieces to use as cleaning
   cloths.

 * 3/4 Sleeve Striped Tee: My original tee like this from when I first started
   sharing this journey here on my blog over 4 years ago has sadly seen it’s
   time come. After very frequent wear over 2 or 3 years, it got a few holes and
   was retired to my dog park/yard work clothes where it still lives. I then
   replaced it with the same tee and wore that one consistently until last
   season or the season before when I started to feel like the 3/4 sleeve and
   semi-wide stripes weren’t serving my style perfectly at the moment so I
   decided to move it to the back of my closet. Since doing that, I haven’t
   reached for it and have instead added a short sleeve striped tee with grey
   stripes and a narrow pattern which feels better for me. I’ll continue to hold
   onto the other tee though and see how often I think of it or reach for it
   over the next year.

 * 90’s Style Minimal Leather Jacket: I bought this second-hand to try out this
   style and after wearing it on and off for a season, I’ve realized that it’s a
   little too simple for me. I won’t be getting rid of it at the moment but have
   decided to put it on hold for now while I figure out how to style it better.

 * Off The Shoulder, Black Linen Dress: I still reach for this but I’m liking
   separates more and more so this has been moved to the back of my closet for
   now.

 * Black Silk Shirt Dress: In the 4 or so years that I’ve had this dress I’ve
   only worn it a handful of times. I’m moving it to the back of my closet to
   see how often I think about it or reach for it in the next year or so before
   deciding whether or not to part with it.
   
   

 
 
 


WISH LIST OUTFIT PLANNING

One of the ways I decide if a purchase is worthy of my money and a slot in my
wardrobe is to see how it will work with my current wardrobe.

I have worked so hard to get my closet to a place I love that I don’t let just
anything in and this prep beforehand helps ensure I make an educated, well
thought out purchase.

Below, I’ve rounded up a few of my favorite wish list outfit planning collages.
Over in the blog section of this site, you can see more of these along with my
reasoning behind each piece. 

 

Modern Diamonds / Cropped Leather Jacket / Another Pair Of Chanel Ballet Flats /
The Perfect Slim Straight Jeans / Cropped Cashmere Sweater / Cropped High Neck
Sweater / Wide Leg Pants / Delicate Gold Choker Necklace / Forever Watch With
Quality Craftsmanship / Classic Bolero Hat Crafted To Last

WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Greenish
Brown Cotton Sweater / Cap Toe Pumps / Vintage Gucci Bag
WHAT I’LL ADD: Beige Sunglasses / Light Cashmere Scarf / Wide Leg Crops / Long
Gold Necklace / Classic Charm Bracelet



WHAT I HAVE: Vintage Gucci Bag / Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate
bracelet
WHAT I’LL ADD: Solid Mules / Handknitted Sweater / Wide Leg Crops / Beige
Sunglasses



WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Camel Coat /
Black Cashmere Sweater / Black Ankle Boots / Skinny Jeans / Bold Gold Hoops
WHAT I’LL ADD: Beige Sunglasses / Classic Bucket Bag / Light Cashmere Scarf



WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Grey Cashmere
Sweater / Sabina Savage Scarf
WHAT I’LL ADD: Beige Sunglasses / Classic Bucket Bag / Light Cashmere Scarf /
Wide Leg Crops / Suede Loafers / Modern Diamonds



WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Sabina Savage
Scarf / Cap Toe Pumps / Skinny Jeans / Bold Gold Hoops
WHAT I’LL ADD: Handknitted Sweater / Beige Sunglasses / Classic Bucket Bag

WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Cap Toe Pumps
/ Vintage Gucci Bag
WHAT I’LL ADD: Beige Sunglasses / Light Cashmere Scarf / Wide Leg Crops / Long
Gold Necklace / Classic Charm Bracelet / Silk Shirt



WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Black Wool
Coat / Black Cashmere Sweater / Black Ankle Boots / Bold Gold Hoops
WHAT I’LL ADD: Beige Sunglasses / Classic Bucket Bag / Light Cashmere Scarf /
Wide Leg Crops



WHAT I HAVE: Camel Coat / Brown Ankle Boots (old from Cole Haan) / Vintage Gucci
Bag / Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet
WHAT I’LL ADD: Sabina Savage Scarf / Handknitted Sweater / Wide Leg Crops /
Beige Sunglasses



WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Sabina Savage
Scarf / Cap Toe Pumps
WHAT I’LL ADD: Handknitted Sweater / Wide Leg Crops / Beige Sunglasses / Classic
Bucket Bag



WHAT I HAVE: Delicate Necklace / Signet ring / Delicate bracelet / Sabina Savage
Scarf / Brown Ankle Boots / Skinny Jeans / Camel Coat
WHAT I’LL ADD: Handknitted Sweater / Beige Sunglasses / Classic Bucket Bag /
Modern Diamonds


WHERE I LIKE TO SHOP

Below, is a snapshot of where I like to shop for high quality items that stand
the test of time. I’ve had very good luck with everything I’ve purchased from
these retailers and I hope they help you as well.




 


SOME MORE OF MY FAVORITE RETAILERS

Net-a-Porter
Luxurious Staples
shop here

Nisolo
Ethically Handmade Shoes
shop here

Vestiaire Collective
Pre-Loved Luxury
shop here

Italic
Luxury At Affordable Price
shop here

NAADAM
Ethically Sourced Cashmere
shop here

Marguax
Gorgeous, Classic Shoes
shop here



Pamela Card
Gorgeous Handmade Jewelry
shop here

Mejuri
Beautiful Jewelry, Great Price
shop here

Grana
Staples At A Great Price
shop here



Stone & Strand
Modern Jewelry Shopping
shop here




EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SIGNET RINGS

 
Buy Now, Wear Forever: The Signet Ring
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When it comes to building my wardrobe, I gravitate toward classic, well-made
pieces that I can wear for years to come. I extend this philosophy to everything
from my blazers and sweaters to my footwear and jewelry, and with this ethos in
mind, I have been slowly building a collection of classic, beautifully made,
jewelry that I can wear and love for years to come. My newest jewelry addition
is a signet ring and after years of searching I've finally found the perfect
piece and enclosed here I'm sharing everything you need to know about choosing
your own signet. This information and advise is as a result of my own extensive
research and plenty of expertise from the incredibly knowledgable team at Ruff's
Signet Rings which has been crafting these lovely pieces since 1904. 

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BEAUTY FAVES

I love beauty products, but I don’t like spending a ton of time on my makeup. I
like products that stay put throughout the day, give me a natural look and work
for every occasion without a lot of effort, and each of these deliver just that.

 


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