My birthday is exactly one month away {woo hoo, Cancers!} and I naturally can't stop thinking about what I know now that I wish I knew then. That includes everything from love to finances and even personal style.My 20s were full of style envy. I worked at fashion magazines so I was naturally envious of the celebs on the pages of the mag and even the coworkers I encountered every single day. They just looked so great and I just...well, I wasn't really sure.But looking back, there are a few things I know for sure and that I'd tell my younger self.White Coastal cat eye glasses, gray v-neck shirt and printed black pants

It's February and besides being the second month of the year {and Black Panther comes out in a few days!!!!}, it means we survived the very first Try It, Wear It, Love It challenge. The 31-day style adventure had one intention: to open your eyes to your personal sense of style. You might be thinking, why would I need an eye opener about my style. It's mine, I know all about it. But you might be surprised by the amount of people who can't define their personal style {like, what words would you use to describe how you dress?} and others just feel intimidated by the mere thought of stepping in to their closet.looking-fly-on-a-dime-vintage-jeans-styling-tips

Here's how taking a shopping hiatus can help you define your style and benefit your wardrobeA few days ago I received an Instagram comment and someone asked when's my next thrift shopping haul. Well, the thing is, I've kinda stopped shopping, so I don't know when my next haul video will be.This shopping hiatus hasn't been intentional {it's a combo of cleaning out my closet and moving to a new place with limited space}, but it's been surprisingly beneficial.Here's why taking a shopping break can be a great thing, not just for your wallet, but your style as well.