This summer I’m finding so many fun sandals! The choices and colors are endless, especially on Amazon where you could scroll for hours and probably still not see them all. So, to make your life easier I did the scrolling for you and pulled together this list! I hope you see something you like! Make…
Today’s post features 3 pretty spring dresses that I found at target. The 3rd is actually not a dress, but I styled it to look like one. I think all 3 dresses have elements of of style from past decades that make for a beautiful modern day look. All 3 are versatile enough to dress…
This is Armintha Leah Meadows Holliday, know as “Minta”. She was my great great grandmother. She lived her entire life in West Virginia, born in 1871 and passing away in 1927. I love that I have a photograph of her, it hangs in my dining room. I often gaze at her while I’m doing stuff around the house. I “talk” to her, I ask her questions “how did you do it? Was being a mother hard for you too?” Her presence in my home is a comfort to me. I know that she successfully raised my great grandfather to be a strong, successful, and loving man.
The style icon status of Brigitte Bardot (BB) is undeniable. Before she retired in the 90’s to her beachy retreat in Southern France she managed to keep her look relevant and classic throughout the years. In fact there isn’t a look from any of the decades she was active that wouldn’t look fabulous in 2021. …
Frida Kahlo is one of Mexico’s most famous artists. Beside being known for her beautiful art, mainly her self portraits; she is also known for her signature, self expressive style. Her distinctive look incorporated flower crowns, bright colorful- multi layer dresses, and chunky vibrant jewelry. With her look she signaled to the world her love…
Jackie Kennedy Onassis is obviously a huge fashion icon and inspiration for many, myself included. I particularly love her summer style, it was just.. so.. Florida. Her embrace of Jack Rogers sandals and shift dresses, often by Lilly Pulitzer would go on to inspire sorority girls of the Sunshine State to emulate this look for…
Why Does Lydia Love Purple? Purple isn’t just a pretty color, to me it has a deep significance (both historically and spiritually) which is why I chose to add the word into the title of my blog. I’m named after Lydia in the Bible. She was a seller of purple cloth and the first European…