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Work Wednesday: Suited Up

There is nothing better than finding clothes that work for you. That you feel good in. That you want to wear. That you can grab on a day when you don’t have time to think about an outfit and know that you look good. Last legislative session, I was heavily reliant on my Express suits. […]

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Three Ways: Short Sleeve Sweaters

Once upon a time, before I was an attorney, before I was married, before Sloane was born, I wrote styling posts nearly every day. Collages. Graphics. Hours spent removing backgrounds, kerning items into place. Now, these posts are more sporadic (a good collage might take 3-hours start to finish), but some pieces just deserve one […]

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The Range: Short Sleeve Sweaters

I grew up in the frigid cold of 1980s Montana, which is very different than 2020s Montana. It was colder, wetter, and with deeper snow than I will likely see again in life. Washington weather is bleak, grey and chilly in that bone searing way that sticks with you for hours, but it’s not really […]

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Monday, Monday: October 19, 2026

When I was 27 years old, blogging from the rust-colored couch in my studio apartment, I assumed that, by my 40s, I would have my career figured out. But truthfully, I think that naive kid knew more about who she was, what she wanted, and how she would get it than I do. Perhaps because […]

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The Range: Travel Jewelry Storage

I travel with very little jewelry. A few rings, a couple of necklaces, three or four pairs of earrings. And I like to keep them in my laptop bag, which never leaves my sight, than inside my checked bag (Yes, I check a bag. Always, unapologetically.) Given how much I am traveling for work these […]

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The Jumble: October 15, 2026

When I returned to working from home post-legislative session, I lost the desire to get dressed every day. Not all at once. But it just slowly stopped feeling worth it. Why put on real pants when the only people who’ll see me are my daughter, the UPS guy, and a few faces in tiny Zoom […]

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