Every spring an abundance of fabulous new pieces show up online and in the stores, and without a doubt it’s always the romper that catches my eye. In the past I’ve found it especially difficult to find one that fit (I have an unusually long torso for my height). This year however, these cute little playsuits are truly everywhere, in every price point, style and colour. There really is something for everyone, and I couldn’t be more excited to find the perfect one for myself. The fabulous part about these little rompers is that they take the guesswork out of getting ready. Maybe this spring, instead of donning that dress you have, why not jazz up a little jumpsuit instead?
- By Malene Birger Jumpsuit
- Valentino Playsuit
- Splendid Chambray Romper
- Jonathan Simkhai Jumpsuit
- Vivienne Westwood Playsuit
- Rag & Bone Jumpsuit
- Roxy Romper
- Sass & Bide Jumpsuit
- Sea Lace Jumpsuit
- Missoni Mare Romper
- Band of Outsiders Jumper
- Paul & Joe Jumpsuit
- Maje Playsuit
- Tamara Mellon Playsuit
- Mason by Michelle Mason Romper
There are certain things I encounter every now and again that take me right back to childhood. Things like sprinklers in the summer, toboggans in the winter, and these, Peanut Butter Marshmallow Squares. I’m by no means a marshmallow loyalist, but I make an exception for the treat with the fun colours and peanut butter base. They without a doubt remind me of my mom (one of her favourites) and how she used to make them for us when we were little. I used the recipe from the Butter Baked Goods Cookbook and I never actually realized just how easy they were to whip up. It’s actually wrong that I now know just how easy they are. You can live solely off peanut butter and marshmallows, right?
Diane von Furstenberg Blouse (similar here), Azzedine Alaia Jacket, 7 For All Mankind Denim, Valentino Pumps, Chanel Handbag, Tiffany Earrings, Michael Kors Watch, Stella & Dot Bracelet, Swarovski Bracelet
Its always a relief when Friday rolls around, but it becomes even more exciting when your birthday lands on the Saturday. Such is the case for me, and my weekend has already started filling up with the A-list of friends and family. Dinner, drinks, pedicures and girl time are all lined up and it’s moments like these that I let myself get a little bit sentimental, feeling so blessed for everything and everyone in my little life. Here’s to a fabulous weekend, no matter what you’re getting up to.
Joie Blouse, Rag & Bone Denim, Manolo Blahnik Pumps, Chanel Handbag, Tiffany & Co. Necklace, Hermes Watch, Stella + Dot Bracelet, David Yurman Bracelet
Often I forget about the impact that a single colour can have as an ensemble. Dressing head to toe in one hue not only streamlines getting ready in the morning, but manages to make one look as though they invested so much more time in getting ready than they truly did. As spring approaches I’m already considering adorning myself solely in outfits of ivory, white or pale pink. Ensembles that will be easy on the eyes and fabulous for my time management problem situation.
Sometimes I have ideas, outlandish, grandiose, dreamy ideas. Sometimes they don’t materialize for one reason or another, but every now and again one actually comes to life. So was the case when I dreamed of having a room where it’s sole purpose was to house the soles of my shoes. When Avenue Magazine asked if they could photograph my shoe room for an article in the February issue, I was thrilled that others would get a glimpse into what I feel so blessed to call my own. I worked closely with the fabulous Jacqueline Corea of Corea Sotropa to create this dreamy fashion paradise. You can read the full Avenue Magazine article here. (I’ve included some extra detail images that I captured myself, I just couldn’t resist sharing with you all.)
