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one of my favorite parts of the holidays is the opportunity for giving — to family, friends, and my community (both local and global). after the toughness (understatement) of this year, I have been striving to find even more ways to give and support others because endurance is a community endeavor. we can go further together than on our own.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreFace masks have become a necessary part of our lives and by now you’ve probably reached the stage where you’re trying to match them better to your outfits or are looking for the most durable kind that can hold up in the wash. I shared some reasons why reusable face masks are better for the general public to choose over the disposable kind on my Instagram. With that in mind, if you’re feeling industrious and own, can borrow, or plan to own a sewing machine in the near future I thought I’d share three tutorials I’ve used.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreWe made it through plastic-free July! Below is a quick review of which swaps I made, which areas were really hard to reduce my single-use plastic, and which swaps are here to stay.
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreHow do you shop consciously without having an understanding of your personal style?
Short answer? You can’t.
Long answer? You can’t do it mindfully and well.
Even though I’m a fashion designer by training and worked in that field until two years ago, it took me a long time to understand my own personal style. Honestly, I didn’t have much of a personal style until I went to college. I knew that I liked vibrant colors (still true), prints (still true), and functionality (still true), but I didn’t ask myself a really key question.
How do you want to feel when you get dressed in the morning?
Read MoreThis week’s feast for your senses.
Read MoreWe made it through our first full week of plastic-free July! How did you do?
This week I took the time to focus on how I could grocery shop plastic-free and then how the recipes I adapted turned out. Did I find any new swaps that I can extend past July?
Read MoreHave you heard of plastic-free July?
Organized energy around the challenge began back in 2011 and since then it has continued to pick up steam. The idea is that for a month you take some time to be mindful of the plastic consumption in your life and reduce your plastic waste in one, or more areas.
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