Yes, it’s hot.  Yes, it’s time for August vacations and pool time and the last rays of sun.  But fall is coming, and it’s time to start thinking about which pieces can be worn now or later.  So when I spotted an amazing cashmere tee at Quince, I had to share.

I’m currently on my first real work trip in several years, and it is wild being back.  Last week, I wrote about the five products that I need to bring on work trips, and there were so many great suggestions in the comments, I decided to expand the post (and my own shopping list).  Here’s […]

At 41, it might be time to accept that I’ll never be the girl who rolls out of bed with perfect hair, who only needs lipstick, or whose nails are always perfectly painted.  But maybe there’s still time to become the woman who looks impossibly chic in a simple button up and jeans.  Because this […]

When COVID came, there was a period where no one knew how to dress.  And for a brief time, during our national depression, anything was acceptable.  Pajamas, workout clothes, tie-dye sweat suits…we were all just in survival mode.  But just because you’re working from home, doesn’t mean you can’t still look professional, even if you’re […]

From work bags to attire for a conference in Florida, this week’s mailbag was full of good questions.  So let’s get started!

Sometime in my late-20s, I switched from lace boy shorts to seamless thong underwear and I never looked back.  Until I started IVF.  During my pregnancy and the fertility treatments that preceded it, I needed something absorbent, so I wore period underwear.  As you might imagine, I got used to wearing full-seat underwear again.

I need a vacation.  You probably do too.

Yes, it’s 1,000 degrees outside and August Recess is not yet here, but it’s time to start thinking about fall.  At least, in terms of clothing.  Because if you’re going to buy something new, you should at least be able to wear it for a few more months.  And Ann Taylor understands that.

The world has reopened.  Need proof?  Conferences abound this summer, filling three-star hotels in exciting locales like Cleveland, Atlanta, and Portland with lanyard wearing attendees.  But what does one wear to a conference in a post-COVID world?