just love her coat & blue dress. via the sartorialist.

Exploring 1930s fashion and my growing obsession with the flutter styled skirts that were very popular during a time of austerity and great innovation.

Staying at home has become the new norm for some of us. But, I don't want to slip into the pattern of looking like a bum. See my tips for looking good at home.

This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission. As an Amazon Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases. Some products might be gifted from brands. I did something that I never do… I went to a store to do a dressing room try-on for all of you....

Fashion photographer Tim Walker's new book celebrates the style of older women

This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share some commission. As an Amazon Influencer, I earn from qualifying purchases. Some products might be gifted from brands. Is age really just a number? Does it matter that we are slowly creeping toward sixty or maybe even seventy? I firmly believe...

I love everything spring, and especially the fashions. So, today I am trying on a lot of affordable spring clothing from Old Navy. Be sure to check it out!

Just for fun I dressed up as a Victorian reaper. I’m wearing an antique Victorian or Edwardian linen chemise, my black wool stays, cotton petticoats and a blue cotton skirt. My inspirations were: 1857 painting of a female reaper, 1849 painting of a girl with a rake and a female 1856 Worcestershire reaper. My hairstyle … Continue reading A Victorian Reaper →