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I started biking last summer after a hiatus of, oh, half my lifetime. Like anyone born-again, I always want to talk about it.
"Do you bike?" I would ask. "Do you have a bicycle? Let's go on bike rides!"
Midnight biking, rain biking, city biking and…
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So I've already weighed
in the my picks for
the worst hairstyles for summer weddings. Now it's time to
help a bride out with the best ideas for flawless summer wedding
hair. The… Read More »
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They say a little rain on
your wedding day is good luck. While that may be the case, rain
reeks havoc on summer hair. And when humidity and rain combine, the
best case scenario is that you make it down the aisle without
borrowing a baseball cap. As a gal who has a bathroom full of
"frizz… Read More »
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Are you heading to the beach
this weekend? We are! Will the rain let up long enough so we can
get a drop of Vitamin D? Who knows? We're bringing Uno and an
umbrella just in case, along with all of the stylish stuff in this
slideshow. Have a great July 4th, everybody! Read More »
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Read More »It’s finally summer
time! Which means you should relax in style. Luckily our warm
weather recommendations are all you need to get you through the
upcoming months in total comfort.
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Hey guys! This week we are going to try a tank top DIY that is easy to make. Since it is summer, and we all wear tanks and tees all the time!
Follow these easy steps to turn this oversized men's tee into a cool tank top you could wear with jeans to party or as a swimsuit cover-up.What you will need:
1. Oversized men’s t-shirt (Target has good ones)
2. ScissorsSteps to make this DIY tank:
1. Lay the t-shirt flat out on the floor.
2. Start by cutting off the sleeve about an inch in the sleeve seam.
3. Cut downward in a semi-circle shape about 6 inches lower then the natural sleeve.
Mary Margaret
Click here to see the other steps!
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The Memorial Day holiday marks the unofficial start to summer style which means, if you haven't already, you're probably pulling out last year's warm weather clothes and looking at them with awe and panic. These first summer weeks are always a bit awkward, fashion-wise, as it takes most of us a minute to get into the groove of dresses, sandals, and exposing more of our skin. This wardrobe transition is further complicated when we try to follow all of summer's fashion rules--most of which are outdated, created decades ago by highfalutin' folks, and never followed by anyone who's truly stylish anyway. So, this Memorial Day, let's make a pact to say goodbye to these silly conventions! After the jump, I've debunked the top 10 dumb summer style rules. Seriously, put them out of your mind for good. We've all got enough to worry about.
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Yes, dearies, i know. It's hot outside. Very very hot outside. And being generally anti when it comes to issuing any sort of dictates about how a person should dress oneself (shocking, considering my career choice), it is with strong reservations that I am posting the following... Read More »
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If all three of us come in wearing the same thing, that makes it official here in the fashion closet: skirts are back. Summer, as a rule, is skirt season. But last year, the staple was conspicuously missing from my staff's wardrobes, and certainly from mine. Last summer, all we talked about and... Read More »
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