Of all the linen bedding I’ve tried, I think that this might be the best. A pretty big call, but after testing out different brands for the past decade, nothing has quite come close to MagicLinen. So for a change of pace, today I wanted to run through a review of MagicLinen bedding, and share what it is that I think makes it so great. About MagicLinen Bedding MagicLinen is a family-owned business based in Lithuania, designing and manufacturing high quality linen home textiles – linen bedding, bath, table, and kitchen linens, linen curtains – as well as linen clothing.…
That time of year is here… the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is upon us for 2023, and as I typically do, I wanted to share a round up of my favourite finds from the sale. I’ve gone through every single page, and cherry picked the best of the best (in my opinion). For those of you who don’t know why this sale is such a BIG deal, basically you’re getting access to new season stock, at up to 40% off. A great way to save on your seasonal wardrobe budget. SHOPPING TIPS KEY DATES There’s a tiered system to access the…
Whenever I’m considering a new wardrobe purchase, a few questions cross my mind. Do I like the fit? How does the fabric feel? Does the colour work within my existing wardrobe? Is it within my budget (and what I’m willing to pay)? Is it reflective of my actual life, or a fantasy self purchase? But the one question that will always seal the deal? Can I put together five outfits that I would realistically wear. Because coming up with five outfits might not necessarily be the challenge, even if we might not actually reach for that specific combination in our…
As we all seek out tricks to express our visual voice in new and interesting ways, I wanted to share a style tip which is easy to implement and can have maximum impact. Opting for the unexpected choice. Wearing Kowtow dress; Kindersalmon trench coat* (10% off with mademoiselle2023); Jenni Kayne sweater*; Arket bag; Oliver Cabell sneakers; Linjer moonstone & sunstone ring*; Mejuri black heart necklace* Using this outfit I’m wearing as an example, you can see it leans decidedly classic and feminine. We have the white cotton poplin dress with tiered pleats. An oversized trench coat in a neutral beige…
Forever in my “all neutrals” era, though the thing my eye is drawn to most here is the simple styling. I’ve had a bit of a dialogue lately around fit, and how we’re seeing a shift back towards slimmer proportions. Which to me is interesting; reflective of the “Sofia Richie Grainge” effect and “quiet luxury”. But I think also, reflective of how the world is starting to open back up again. When we do crave comfort, it’s in less of a slouchy, oversized kind of way. I do love a bit of proportion play – time and a place –…
