I'm back! Don't you all go fan girling at once. I thought I'd fallen out of love with blogging but it was really my environment that was draining the life out of me…
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I'm not sure if Jacksonville got the memo but yesterday was the first day of Spring. I demand my warm weather. Like right now!
Owner of First Coast's first "Mobile Boutique" SynSha Richardson was such a ball of energy! Her curated pieces were sexy yet classy and very much on trend…
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The sleek side ponytail and liquid latex like footwear felt a little S&M to me. And those Mod bodysuits and shiny trench coats towards the end of the show also played on that factor.
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What's different about this purge is that I want to support companies that don't test on animals. It's 2016 and I can't think of one logical reason why such practices should still occur.
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I'm tired as shit and I'm feeling quite overwhelmed. Two weeks ago I turned 29 years old. Grateful to see another year but I would have been even more grateful if I would have been able to stay home from work...
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The first two looks of this 45-piece collection made me anticipate a feminine touch to menswear. By look 5, I was much more excited for the more romantic, but structured, peasant looks.
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2015 was quite a year for me. It took me a little time to adjusted to married life and living in Jacksonville, but I am so happy to say that what once felt new and out of place is now my new normal. This year I plan to have, use and eat a lot less of...well a lot of stuff. Let me explain.
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Who knew a quick run to McDonald's for two sausage patties and a small coffee would have me fighting back tears?
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Lucky Magazine is no more?! That was the very first fashion magazine I fell in love with. I was in high school and..
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I do not want a different job. I do not desire another degree. I do not want to move up in the field of education either.
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I remember being on my lunch break one day and deciding to google "fashion show Jacksonville, Florida" to see what, if anything, would pop up. And to my surprise something actually did
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