Slow fashion, sewing, & sustainability
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Well, it’s official – I am now part of the thirties club. I had my 30th birthday back in September. It passed by innocuously enough; I celebrated quietly and simply with Jason and close friends, and snuck in a visit with my family just before. I’ve never been much of a big-birthday-blowout type, so that
I haven’t paid for a gym membership in years (please don’t tell me it shows, haha.) I signed up for a few in the past, but it always ended the same: I’d go a handful of times before letting my pass go unused while still paying for it for months. Which is actually what many
I don’t know about you, but I find thrifting to be a lot of fun. There’s just something about walking into a store and finding a total gem for something like $4 that makes it so much more rewarding than buying new pieces that I want. That said, it is a lot of time and
Well, it’s finally here! It’s a little late, but better late than never. It took me a while to put my fall capsule together, I think because September was a busy month for me. Work picked up, I did two trips down to Vancouver, and I also had all of my appointments happen at once
With the change from summer to fall, Slow Fashion Season has also come to a close. If you haven’t heard of it, Slow Fashion Season was a challenge in which participants committed to bringing nothing new into their wardrobes for the entire three months of summer, instead encouraging consumers to turn to more sustainable alternatives
Hello and welcome back! In today’s article, I’m going to be sharing my entire fall wardrobe planning process with you. I’ll be going over how I find inspiration, how I shop my closet for what to include in my seasonal capsules, and how I create outfits. So if that’s something that you’re interested in, then
In this article, I’ll be sharing one of my all-time favourite (and easiest) DIY recipes with you: rose water facial toner. Rose water is really great for hydration and balancing your skin. It’s also an astringent, so it helps to keep your pores clean and tone your skin. And, its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties can
Welcome back! I haven’t been writing as many blog posts recently as I’m working on a little project that I’m trying to wrap up (and hopefully that you’ll really like!) But, the other day I suddenly felt very inspired to create a Classic French Capsule Wardrobe using items I already have in my closet. So,
I see a lot of content out there where people show what’s in their bag, and on the surface I don’t know what’s so interesting about them. But then I watch the video or read the article, and for some reason I find it kind of fascinating – it’s not only a way to get