Floral skirt in a garden, so typical.

Dazey LA is a slow fashion brand that embraces slow, woman owned and ethically made clothing. It's only natural that the golden tones and female empowerment would draw me in!

It's 93, I have so much sun screen on, and a hat was incredibly necessary for my head. Summer has arrived summer is here.

No doubt you've seen sheer or fishnet anklet socks pop up on the red carpet and on the street. Celebs from SJP to Kendall Jenner has been snapped wearing chic outfits with anklets!

I'm a legwear lover--which is obvious but the amount of tights and high socks I own--but I'm happy to add some anklets courtesy of Berkshire!

Project re:made is inspired by art that makes us rethink our views. thredUP commissioned 12 artists to create artworks in response to the statement "Climate Change is Not Real", which resulted in a mix of cute, ironic, funny and tongue-in-cheek responses to climate change denial. thredUP screen-printed these works of art onto secondhand white tees and is selling them, with all net proceeds going to Cool Effect, who is fighting hard to reduce carbon pollution. In addition to the net proceeds of each T-shirt sold, thredUP will also donate $1 to Cool Effect for every public Instagram post of artwork from Project re:made using #projectremade and @thredUP up to a maximum donation of $10,000, until May 11, 2018.




As someone who is a firm believer in climate change and the need to reduce our emissions, and as someone who is working to a sustainable life and wardrobe, and I really love and appreciate this initiative by thredUP and Cool Effect.

You can snag yourself a re:made tee here! You can also check out thredUP's blog post that goes more into detail about this project and you can also check out thredUP's roundup of favorite sustainable and eco-friendly bloggers!






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reStitch is an online thrift store that began as an initiative of the Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin that now works with Goodwill's all over the country to reduce harmful waste in landfills via clothing and reduce energy costs. They reached out and asked if I wanted to collaborate on an Instagram takeover and I just had to say yes. You can see my take over on reStich's Instagram @restitchstore !

As you all know, I'm working towards a sustainable and anti-fast fashion wardrobe and I love reStitch's mission to reduce waste, so this collaboration is right on track.