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These Boots Were Made for Walking…

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I’m super excited today to be teaming up with VIVAIA, a relatively new footwear company! I’ve been wanting to work with them for a while now, so you can imagine my excitement when I saw an email from their marketing team in my inbox. The company was founded in 2020 and was initially known for their flats. Now they have expanded to include heels, booties, tall boots, and even some accessories and clothing. I had such a hard time deciding on a pair for this collaboration, but I ultimately went with these black booties. Continue reading “These Boots Were Made for Walking…”

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The Thrifty Six Style Sparkles

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Happy Monday! Hard to believe, but it’s already time for another collaboration with the Thrifty Six. The Thrifty Six is a group of international fashion bloggers who get together once a month to showcase our thrifted styles and inspire you to shop more secondhand items. This month’s theme is sparkles—just in time for the upcoming holiday season! I decided to keep my sparkles a little more casual for this collab and styled an outfit that would be perfect for Thanksgiving. Continue reading “The Thrifty Six Style Sparkles”

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May Monthly Round-Up

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leopard dress, snakeskin sandals, JCPenney, DSW

Today I want to start the tradition of publishing a monthly round-up blog post at the end of each month. I’ve seen other bloggers do these weekly and monthly recap posts (especially Styled by McKenz—if you don’t follow her, you should!), and I love the journal-like vibe of them. Not to mention, I’m not the best at setting short-term goals. I always have the big ideas swirling in my head but have a much harder time breaking them down to smaller, more manageable chunks and timeframes. Hopefully these monthly posts help me do just that, as well as allow me to share what has inspired, entertained, and interested me during this past month. Here we go! Continue reading “May Monthly Round-Up”

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