ADIOS AMIGOS!

West Hollywood, CA

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There are certain pieces that you definitely don’t need by the time you reach your 30’s. Low-rise skinnies, tube-tops, and short denim skirts immediately come to mind. So while I struggle sometimes with tossing away old things, (I am definitely the type that sometimes says, “What if there’s a costume party?” or “What if this style comes back in 3 years?”) I have learned that closet space is more valuable than the possibility of wearing a lace top to an 80’s party.

Another thing I’ve learned? Your style needs to evolve as you mature. And that doesn’t mean you need to abandon your quirky ways or personal preferences. It simply means that you may need to revamp things and adjust from time to time.

For me, I have always loved ultra-girly details: ruffles, lace, bowties—all of it. And I have learned that it’s still ok to pepper that into my wardrobe. However, there are moments and pieces that may be more fitting than others.

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This ruffled skirt has garnered me tons of compliments over the last couple of weeks and while it is bordering on young, the length, accessories, and simplicity of the tops I have it paired with here make it perfect for just about everything I take on in my thirty-year-old day.

What are some more styles you guys think we should part ways with?

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Skirt: Urban Outfitters

Tank: LOFT (similar)

Classic Black Sandal Heels: Steve Madden

Crossbody Bag: Urban Outfitters

Bow mules: Avec les Filles

Sweater: ASOS

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FALL FLORALS

West Hollywood, CA

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I've always wondered this: Why, during the summer, are maxi dresses everywhere, but come fall they seem to disappear? Minis and skirts get new life with the addition of tights and boots but somehow this longer style seems to get left behind. Afterall, it locks in heat, keeping us all sweaty during the summer months. So why are more people not wearing them when things start to chill down?

Thankfully this trend seems to be waning, and there are plenty of ankle-grazing frocks around at the moment. There are slip dresses and dark floral maxis that will look incredible with booties, mules or sneakers. And since it's in the 80's here today, I just wore it as is-- no jacket, no boots, no leggings.

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Earrings: c/o Charming Charlie

Bag: Urban Outfitters

Dress: Urban Outfitters

Mules: Steve Madden (Similar) 

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STEP IT UP

Westwood, CA

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I have a really hectic 9-5 routine—who doesn’t right? I work as a fashion editor and often early before I hit the office I do voice over work for a couple of kids animated shows. Odd, exciting, hectic, crazy (call it whatever you want) I am usually hustling to get 340 things done during a typical day. But no matter how crazed things get, I think it’s still important to express my personal style. That’s why I REALLY love the new limited edition Keds x kate spade new york leopard slip-ons. They are the ultimate fashion-meets-comfort shoe.

Great for fall, they will definitely be my go-to shoe for work, dinner—and everything in between! Animal prints are like neutrals. They show up on my must-have list season after season. Black, beige and powerful, it’s the killer combo of calf hair and leopard print that adds that necessary edge in this pair of flats.

From ripped skinnies or black trousers, to comfy leggings or a mini skirt, these shoes can take any staple piece from basic to bold in one easy step.

You’ll definitely see me running all over town in these!

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Slip-ons: c/o KEDS

Skirt: c/o AG

Necklace: c/o Sugarfix by Baublebar

Top: Nordstrom (different color)

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This post is sponsored by KEDS.