There’s nothing like a cute blazer to dress up an outfit and instantly pull you together. I love this one by Chriselle x JOA because it’s classic black and white (with some gorgeous gold button details!), but it would also pair well with just about any color if you want to punch it up a bit.

Am I the only one who looks back at pictures of myself from the early 2000s and literally cringes? This could technically be due to a multitude of reasons, but in this instance it’s attributed to the one denim trend that permeated that period–low-rise jeans.

I don’t take advantage of ALL CAPS YELLING in my blog posts too often, but in this case it is warranted. GO TO TARGET RIGHT NOW AND CHECK OUT THIS LINE OF DENIM, SHIRTS AND ACCESSORIES.

I realize that my impatience about the arrival of spring really speaks to my general wimpyness, given that I live in a state that dips below 60 degrees for a total of maaaybe 15 days a year. But what can I say? I have grown to prefer sweating over goose bumps.

I’m reaching a little here, but for this week’s edition of The Style Project, I’m going to start out by asking a non-ironic question: Remember when Levi’s jeans were cool the first time around?

There is one item that every girl needs to have in her wardrobe–one that you can dress up or down–and it’s this. I can’t think of a situation where this white button-down shirt wouldn’t be appropriate.

With spring so close you can taste it, now’s the time to reach for transitional pieces that can go smoothly from winter to spring.I found this trench by Splendid on sale a few weeks back, and the price has dropped again since then! Now that it’s under $100, this is almost too good to pass up!

Have you seen this video? I’ll pause while you watch it. If that doesn’t make you lose control of your already-wrecked Mom Bladder, then we can’t be friends. Or, we can, but I will still demand you watch it and at least pretend to laugh because seriously I die a little more every time I do.

It’s no secret that the Bigness of Motherhood is something I ponder. Like, a lot. Like most new-ish moms, motherhood has thrown me for a loop in both the best and the hardest ways.

I don’t know what it is, but I literally cannot walk past a piece of clothing that includes blue stripes on white fabric. Just can’t.