by stephanie borak
First of all, team Laurel. This shirt is just a regular old button down that just so happened to be tied in the front when I saw it in the store. When I realized it can be worn both ways, my brain was like oMgGg vErSaTiLeEe (translation: versatile), but of course I still wear it tied because why not. Continue reading “Just Tie the Front”
When I started asking around for ideas of things to do with my little sister when she came to visit, one of the most repeated was taking her to afternoon tea at The Rotunda inside Neiman Marcus in Union Square, SF. I kept it as a surprise for her, and asked her to pick out a dress on Rent the Runway and bring some cute shoes. She shrieked with excitement and said OK!!! Like her big sister, any opportunity to dress up is absolutely welcome. Continue reading “Afternoon Tea at The Rotunda”
There is a place that exists in San Francisco where you can pretend to be a kid again while swimming in a pool full of sprinkles (or jimmies if you’re from New England), eat unlimited ice cream, and get lost in rainbows of colors, make-believe and unicorns. It’s called the Museum of Ice Cream, and I finally achieved my life goal of visiting. Continue reading “The Most Magical Place in San Francisco”
Everyone has been flaunting their Fendi lately, and surprise surprise, it made me want Fendi. So being the bargainista that I am, I went over to The Real Real and scanned through their current offerings. The $30 credit I had didn’t hurt either. Came across this top for like $60 or so, and it was delivered to my door in no time. Like fashion but also have no funds for fashion? Keep reading. Continue reading “Fendi Fendi Fever”
I have been seeing these super bold colors everywhere and it’s making me want to completely revamp my dark and dreary-looking closet into cheery colorful party dresses and jackets. I don’t think I’ll have any trouble getting that done this season by the looks of the stores! Now, who’s ready to go shopping? My wallet is telling me no, but my body, my body is telling me yes. Continue reading “All the Bright Colors”
