Sweet Caroline Collection

The rich, romantic fabric making a comeback—and how to style it without looking like you stepped out of a different decade. If there is one fashion trend that feels like the perfect combination of vintage charm and modern maximalism, it's brocade. Rich textures, intricate woven patterns, metallic details, and beautifully structured silhouettes are making a statement this fall. And while brocade might traditionally bring to mind formalwear, vintage tapestries, or something you

Think oversized blazers, baggy denim, menswear-inspired loafers, and a little feminine flair. Tomboy femme is the effortlessly cool fashion aesthetic that proves you don't have to choose between masculine and feminine style. Fashion has always been about playing with contrasts, and one of my favorite style directions right now is tomboy femme. It's relaxed, a little borrowed-from-the-boys, and undeniably chic. Think the ease of an oversized button-down paired with a sleek min

Pink tassels, brown suede fringe, mint-green ostrich feathers, and a little fabric glue. Here's how I'm giving old and affordable denim a fun, fashion-forward makeover! If there's one thing I love, it's finding ways to make fashion feel fun, personal, and a little unexpected. And lately, I've been on a DIY denim kick! I've been seeing so many fun ways to customize denim, and I decided it was time to stop saving the inspiration photos and actually try it myself. My mission? Ta

There’s a version of my story that looks simple on the surface: I loved fashion, so I became a stylist. But the truth is, it didn’t start that clean or that certain. It started much more quietly—with frustration, curiosity, and the realization that getting dressed was harder for most women than it should be. I didn’t become a personal stylist because I thought it would be trendy or glamorous. I became one because I kept seeing the same thing over and over again: incredibly ca

The brown knee-high boots earning a permanent spot in my fall wardrobe—and five outfit ideas to inspire your next look. If there’s one thing I love about fall fashion, it’s finding those pieces that make getting dressed feel a little more exciting. The kind of pieces that instantly pull an outfit together, make your basics feel new again, and have you thinking, I can’t wait to wear this. This season, that piece is a pair of brown knee-high boots. I recently partnered with Ste

If there’s one thing I’m noticing about fashion right now, it’s this: We’re having fun again. After several seasons of quiet luxury, understated neutrals, minimalist wardrobes, and the idea that the chicest outfit is the one that barely looks like you tried, fashion is taking a much more playful turn. And honestly? I’m here for it. Fall 2026 is bringing back color, prints, texture, statement accessories, dramatic details, and a whole lot of personality. The runways are embrac

There’s something about an October wedding that feels especially romantic. The crisp air, changing leaves, candlelit receptions, and rich autumn color palette create the perfect setting for an elevated celebration—and I absolutely love when a couple carries that seasonal feeling through to the guest dress code. Over the weekend, I attended a beautiful fall wedding, and it was everything I love about dressing for an autumn celebration. The bride had created a beautifully inten

Trends come and go faster than ever now. One season it’s oversized everything, the next it’s fitted silhouettes again. One year it’s sneakers with everything, the next it’s ballet flats and pointed heels. If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly trying to “keep up” but still don’t love how your outfits look, you’re not alone. The issue usually isn’t that you’re not buying the right trends. It’s that trends were never meant to be the foundation of great style in the first pl

The affiliate platform I started using years ago that turned my everyday shopping habits into a potential income stream. Let's talk about making money from the things you already love. If you know me, you know I love fashion, finding a good deal, discovering new brands, and sharing the pieces I'm genuinely excited about. I'm the girl sending links to friends, saving things to Pinterest, building wishlists, and researching whether a new bag is actually worth the price. A few y

An honest love letter to shopping, a full closet, and the eternal question: “But where would I wear it?” Let's get one thing straight: I love fashion. I love discovering a brand I've never heard of, finding the perfect pair of shoes, stumbling upon a designer-looking bag for less, and convincing myself that a new jacket is, in fact, a wardrobe essential. And don't even get me started on fall fashion. The suede. The boots. The coats. The bags. The layering possibilities. Sudde

There’s something about the shift into fall that makes me want to completely reset my wardrobe. Not necessarily buy a whole new wardrobe. Not start over. Not suddenly decide that everything I wore in July is irrelevant. Just… style differently. Fall is when getting dressed starts to feel a little more intentional. The layers come back. Textures become more interesting. Accessories have a bigger role. Colors get richer, but they don’t have to become boring. And suddenly the si

The pieces I’m reaching for on repeat—and how I’m styling them all season long. There’s something about October fashion that I just love. We’re officially past the “is it actually fall yet?” phase, but we’re not quite ready to live in chunky sweaters and coats every single day. It’s that perfect in-between season where getting dressed becomes a little more creative—and, in my opinion, a lot more fun. As a stylist, I’m always talking about the importance of building a wardrobe

The movies, icons, couples & fashion moments that are about to become Halloween costumes. Halloween is officially getting a fashion girl makeover. Every year there are those costumes that make you think, of course. And then there are the ones that are so specific, so clever, or so perfectly timed that everyone at the party immediately gets the reference. And 2026 has given us a LOT to work with. From movies and TV shows to iconic women, nostalgic characters, celebrity moments

If there is one thing I always look forward to when fall fashion arrives, it’s jacket season. There is just something about throwing on a great jacket that instantly makes an outfit feel more intentional. Your jeans and a T-shirt suddenly look styled. A simple dress feels seasonally appropriate. A basic sweater becomes an actual outfit. And this fall? Outerwear is anything but boring. Fall 2026 is bringing a fun mix of rich suede, faux fur, animal prints, leather, cropped sil

You probably don't need a whole new fall wardrobe. You just need a few pieces that make the clothes you already own feel exciting again. There is something about the beginning of October that makes me want to completely rethink my closet. The temperatures are finally starting to feel like fall, the sweaters are coming back out, boots are making their annual return, and suddenly everything in the closet feels like it needs to be refreshed. But here's the thing I remind myself

Pumpkin patches. Apple orchards. Football games. Date nights. Weddings. Girls' nights. Halloween parties. Friendsgiving. Fall somehow manages to be one of the busiest seasons on the social calendar — and every event seems to come with its own version of the same question: “Okay… but what am I supposed to wear?” The good news is that you don't need a completely different wardrobe for every fall activity. The secret is knowing how to take a few reliable pieces — your favorite j

Fall fashion is officially here, and this season, I’m giving you permission to have a little more fun with your wardrobe. While the classic fall staples will always have a place in our closets, Fall 2026 is all about personality — rich colors, suede, animal print, statement accessories, interesting silhouettes, playful shoes and pieces that make getting dressed feel exciting again. I’m especially loving shades of olive, chocolate brown, burgundy, camel, chartreuse and deep re

Fall is one of the easiest seasons to get dressed for — but it’s also one of the easiest seasons to over-shop for. Everywhere you look, there are new sweaters, boots, jackets, bags, colors, prints and trends telling you what you need for the season. And before you know it, you’ve bought five new pieces… and you're still standing in front of your closet thinking, “I have nothing to wear.” As a stylist, I think the problem is usually less about the amount of clothes in your clo

You don't have to spend a fortune to look expensive. You just have to know where your money is actually worth spending. One of the biggest misconceptions about building a stylish wardrobe is that you need to buy expensive everything. You don't. In fact, some of my favorite wardrobe pieces are affordable finds. I love finding a great belt, fun accessory, basic tee or pair of shoes at a lower price point. But there are also certain pieces where I think spending a little more ca

A little creativity, a little sparkle, and a lot more personality for your wardrobe, home, and everyday life. There’s something about fall that makes me want to make things. Maybe it’s the cooler evenings, the excuse to stay home with a coffee, the return of routines, or simply the fact that fall has a way of making everything feel a little more cozy and creative. And this year, I’m leaning into it. Not just pumpkin candles and fall decor — although I absolutely love those to