It was another lovely and low key weekend, highlights included a couple delicious dinners out + martinis, a successful trip to Goodwill which resulted in scoring a few great vintage finds, baking the most over-indulgent cookies I’ve ever concocted (recipe and pics to follow this week), reading my Feb Vogue from cover to cover, and lots of lounging around and relaxing with the bf. Ahhh…I live for nice weekends. How was yours?
“you breathe the shoes”
Last night I was lucky enough to have dinner with two darling style bloggers, Sam of The Brunette One and Brittney of Hush n Wonder. We got so caught up in our great wine, food, and blog talk that we realized at the end of the night that we forgot to take a single picture. One of our many shared loves is our devotion to great shoes-so when I came across this video from J Crew all about how their shoes are made, I was fascinated. For something we wear so often, no one really gives much thought to how they came to be. The passion that goes into each pair of shoes is so beautiful, it makes me want to go buy a new pair…right…now.
oh so grey
Remember when a candy colored Juicy velour tracksuit was the ultimate in loungewear? Lately I’ve been wishing I could pull one out of the back of my closet as I’ve been in the mood for nothing but comfy, soft, yummy warm clothing. It’s easy to want to hibernate this time of year-give me a hot cocoa, stack of magazines, cozy sweats and I’m a happy girl. Unfortunately, the dreary weather tends to influence my wardrobe choices, and therefore also lacks much color. A few fitting pieces I could most definitely live in until warmer weather arrives…



1. burberry, ribbed-detail belted cashmere robe, $795
2. tory burch, pom pom hat, $198
3. muk luk store, grey original boots, $221.25
Don’t you just want to throw on all of these soft cozy gray pieces, turn off the phone, and curl up with a new book Vogue?





