Morning Line: November 11
Nov 11, 2015
Corner Office
Middle Cubicle
Icon Trench in Wool Cashmere ($350)
Intern Desk
Double Belted Trench in Nude ($102)
Plus-size: Peplum Trench Coat ($179) Petite and Tall: Gap Wool Trench ($218)
Corner Office
Middle Cubicle
Icon Trench in Wool Cashmere ($350)
Intern Desk
Double Belted Trench in Nude ($102)
Plus-size: Peplum Trench Coat ($179) Petite and Tall: Gap Wool Trench ($218)
Another month has come and gone, and between a busy work schedule, illness and the search for new childcare, I almost forgot to ask for questions for the AMA. Luckily, I remembered late last night. So here we go. I always think it’s funny when people send rude or overly personal questions when I put […]
I love stocking stuffers. They are the best part of Christmas. There’s just nothing quite like an affordable gift that’s funny or useful or chic (or maybe all three). So here is Part One of my stocking stuffer gift guides, where nothing costs more than $30.
In the name of fiscal responsibility, I’m taking a shopping respite through the end of the year. When you write a fashion blog, not shopping is like being a person on a diet who moves into a McDonald’s. But I’m determined to flex some self-discipline now that my holiday shopping is done.
Another month has come and gone, and between a busy work schedule, illness and the search for new childcare, I almost forgot to ask for questions for the AMA. Luckily, I remembered late last night. So here we go. I always think it’s funny when people send rude or overly personal questions when I put […]
I love stocking stuffers. They are the best part of Christmas. There’s just nothing quite like an affordable gift that’s funny or useful or chic (or maybe all three). So here is Part One of my stocking stuffer gift guides, where nothing costs more than $30.
In the name of fiscal responsibility, I’m taking a shopping respite through the end of the year. When you write a fashion blog, not shopping is like being a person on a diet who moves into a McDonald’s. But I’m determined to flex some self-discipline now that my holiday shopping is done.
Since my daughter was born, Amazon has claimed so much of my money that I had to buy stock just to get some of it back. Between the formula, onesies, fruit pouches, diapers, wipes, and ever evolving list of baby development gear, I could not survive without Prime. My husband no longer notices the […]
Just a heads up that I have that Burberry Brit trench in another color (purchased two years ago) and although it is a beautiful coat and I get lots of compliments, I have been very disappointed in the quality of the material. It pills like you wouldn’t believe. I wouldn’t buy another for this reason, especially for the price.
Good to know, thanks for sharing.
That makes me feel slightly better that I can’t afford it! (I love the J Crew trench. But the material is getting awful reviews, too! Apparently a quality coat is too much to ask for.)
Ugh, I need a winter coat and it’s been a rough search. Even the coats in the $300-400 price range have weirdly tacky-looking hardware & other details, let alone the flimsy materials and strange design features I’ve seen. Maybe it’s just because so many places are doing cocoon or menswear-inspired styles, so the pool of “classic” coats is smaller? It’s getting cold out…