It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see. // Henry David Thoreau

+ Time stopped ticking for everyone, except thirty-something women.

+ A great summertime date dress.  This one is perfect for work.

+ Are you a poly-worker?

+ M&S is now on Amazon.  This non-wire bra is awesome.

+ Why people are so awful online.

+ This awesome wrap top from Old Navy also comes in plus-size, tall and petite.

+ How to admit you’re overwhelmed at work.

+ Plus-Size Wedding Outfit: Dress + Sandals + Hair Clips

+ ‘I re-watched Titanic so you don’t have to. You’re welcome.‘

+ Need going out tops?  Try this emerald halter and this floral smocked top.

+ If WFH is problematic for women, why do so many still prefer to?

+ Try this cute headband and jaw clip for summer hair. (40% off code TREAT)

+ After School covers Gen Z culture so you can seem cool to your interns.

+ Pump up your eyebrows and your eyelashes with these serums.

+ This might be why you’ve had interviews but no offers.

+ These Honeydew PJs completed my quest for sublime comfort.

Long Read. My editor at my college newspaper days is now a well-respected journalist covering the rise of domestic extremism.  Her latest piece discusses how a walking trail in rural Oregon became a flashpoint for far-right extremism.

Until yesterday, I had never heard of Baroness von Sketch Show and my life was the lesser for it.  My friend Michelle shared this hysterical video about making sense of fashion after a certain age, and I loved it.  I watched it four times.  Laughed every time.

You see, even for a fashion blogger, the current Gen-Z and Young Millenial trends make no sense to me.  How can the same wardrobe contain these high waisted ’80s mom jeans and a swimsuit made out of dental floss and a leftover COVID mask?  It’s a mystery.  

Regardless, the video is hysterical.  It has replaced Last F**kable Day as my favorite thing to watch when I need a laugh.

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