I usually have to pass on fun, colder climate pieces given the perpetually warm weather in L.A. Cashmere-lined gloves, heavy peacoats and thick beanies simply aren't part of my winter wardrobe. But this skirt strikes an ideal balance since I can still wear it with strappy sandals and t-shirts, but its heavy fabric makes it feel more seasonally appropriate for the approaching fall.
When the weather is as hot as it's been—upwards of 100° F—it's a small victory to look like anything but a hot, sweaty mess by the end of the day. At a certain point, the only way to combat the heat (besides joining my cats in sitting directly in front of the air conditioner) is ...read more
With the official start of summer only days away, I've been innately drawn to punchy bright colors. Since the temperatures will be in the triple digits here in L.A., it's only fitting that I'll be staying cool in easy pieces such asKarta's Jeweled Shift Dress. The faceted stone ...read more
When I cut my hair a few weeks back, I pretty much resigned to the fact that I'd be wearing it down or in an awkward messy bun. But much to my delight, I've been finding new ways to style it, whether in a braided updo (more on that later, as it's required a whole new level of ...read more
There are two ways to wear bright pieces - you can either tone them down with neutrals or go all out with similarly loud colors. I love that this dress is both voluminous with its billowsy sleeves, but undeniably flirtatious given the length. I decided it could only be improved ...read more