This mermaid is going to be trading in her starfish for some stars from the sky pretty soon. Giving y’all a bit of a warning, I have been obsessing over stars, moons and such for the Fall season since June! I know, crazy, but it’s the hazard of being a season ahead in my jobs. For now I am embracing my fun colors, mermaid vibes and coastal accessories as long as I can. Like this casual everyday look I styled with a maxi skirt.
I am living for those moments in the sun. Especially if it comes with an iced latte in hand. I actually work my day job inside with no windows and no ounce of sunshine. So let me tell you, naps outside on my patio have become an afterwork tradition as are stopping by my new favorite coffee shop on the way home. I’m going to miss these days of throwing on a sundress and running out the door to spend time in the sunshine, so I’m milking it as long as I can.
With less than a month of Summer left I am wearing all the tropical prints I can find. Despite their being a Fall scent in the air already I am going to live out this season as much as possible before my Birthday season arrives. This dress from my latest Fashom box has been the perfect piece for the Summer.
People often wonder about my Southern roots and how a girl from the North can also be Southern?! Well, today I’m going to be sharing a bit more about my childhood and how pieces of that helped me become who I am today. A Southern Woman living in Michigan.
Last month I took a trip down to Virginia to visit family. My connection with the state is coming up on the blog next week, but this weekend I am sharing all about where I stayed. The Hideaway Guest Suite which is only steps from the Famous Virginia Diner.
Embracing my fierceness a bit more this week. Although Fall can take its sweet time, I am beyond excited to start adding a bit more leopard print to my wardrobe. I tend to save it for the cooler months but with the scarf I can easily dress up a sundress for Summer.
This dress is what I would call a diamond in the rough. It was one of those moments in St. Thomas where I was in this little shop in a makeshift dressing room in the corner with no AC. The moment I put on the dress I knew it was perfect despite barely being able to see it in a broken dollar store mirror. I saw how it instantly hugged my curves and knew that it had to come home with me for the Summer.
