Work the Maxi Skirt into your Winter Mix

Los Angeles, CA

I've been back in New Hampshire for the past week and I've been reminded just how cold it can be this time of year. Unless you're in my neck of the woods (Southern California) or some other warm southern state, chances are, the only pieces you're wearing right now are the ones that will keep you cozy. That being said, skirts are probably the last thing on your mind. But adding a longer maxi skirt to your rotation can be the change your wardrobe needs—and you won't freeze while wearing it.  

Like this gorgeous satin option, maxi skirts can be paired with your coziest winter sweater for a look that's totally balanced. I wore this outfit for a Christmas party but it works for a day at the office or brunch with friends, too. Adding one or two maxi skirts to your cold-weather line-up can really help to freshen up your everyday style.

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Skirt: c/o Chicwish (under $50)

Sweater: c/o Chicwish (under $40)

Glittery Heels: Nordstrom (under $60)

Earrings: c/o Sugarfix by Baublebar (under $15)

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BIG NIGHT, LITTLE PRICE TAGS

Hollywood, CA

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A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to see the legendary, Sarah Brightman, perform at the Kodiak Theater. I’ve loved her classic songs for years, and so it was amazing to finally see her live. Between her voice and the sparkling Swarovski collection that she wore throughout the performance, it was truly a stunning evening. And now through 4/13, take 20% off Sarah’s Signature Swarovski Collection. Shop here!

So what does a girl wear to a fancy night out at the Kodiak Theater? An $89 ensemble that passes for $890. From the shoes to the earrings, this entire look was only $89! Sometimes a sucker for higher price tags, these pieces prove that I don’t have to overspend to feel and look my best. Oh and this dress from Chicwish is made out of a material that’s so comfy, it almost feels like pj’s! While the cutouts keep it feeling dressed up, it’s really just an easy throw-on-and-go number. I wear lots (and lots!) of dresses, but this one might just be the most flattering one that I own at the moment. Perfect for all things fancy, I can’t wait to find a reason to wear this outfit again.

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Dress: c/o Chicwish ($52)

Geo Heels: Amazon ($24)

Earrings: c/o Sugarfix by Baublebar ($13)

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GETTING WILD(ER)

Mar Vista, CA

Animal prints have been a thing for a while now. But I have never really been big into wearing them. No matter how many spots I'd see in fashion magazines, I never felt myself when I tried them on. But lately, with all the exotic options available, there are animal-printed styles that even I can pull off. Whether it's a leopard print jacket or python boots, these newer, more muted options are perfect for the more timid print-wearers out there (like me!) 

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This peachy zebra and leopard print dress from Nordstrom is a perfect example. It makes a statement without screaming at you. I love it paired with a leather jacket for some added edge and it would also be cute with a denim coat for spring. This animal-print purchase was one of my firsts, but I have a feeling it won't be my last.

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Jacket: Nordstrom/Topshop

Dress: Nordstrom

Boots: c/o Rockport

Earrings: c/o Sugarfix by Baublebar

Necklace: c/o J. Bubs

Bag: Topshop

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