Archive for the ‘Fashion Staples’ Category

Travel Wear: Your New Favorite Raincoats from Trout

by Renae Virata | I don’t know about you, but just about my least favorite part about packing is being unprepared or overpacking.  I sometimes reach this dilemma when the weather for my destination calls for chilly, rainy weather.  I don’t want to pack too many bulky coats, but I want to make sure I’m literally covered.  The answer: Trout Rainwear!

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Inexpensive versatile bags

225488_1_4225488_1_5by Renae Virata

I got a question from a Travelista about finding a bag that would go with any outfit bar-hopping but would also be appropriate for a semi-formal event.  Check out the bags we recommend! Read the rest of this entry »

Transition winter to spring: Layered scarves

Scarf Layer 1by Renae Virata

Here’s a fun way to transition between winter and spring: layered scarves.  Mixing textures, colors, and weights is an effortless way to up your scarf look a notch for easy, casual chic.

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The ubiquitous Steve Madden boot

Intyce2by Renae Virata

I’ve been singing the praises of a certain winter boot from Steve Madden that seems to keep its top place on many fashionistas’ boot lists each winter for the past three years.  I recently went to a Christmas party where two completely random people wore them in two different ways.  What is this amazing footwear? Read the rest of this entry »

Fall fashion: Fierce belts

Linea Pelle $75One of the easiest ways that I have found to update any look is a fabulous belt!  The variety of colors, widths, textures, even closures can do take a simple look from work to happy to night in a flash.  Below are some picks to help get your fall belt collection started.  All belts are from Linea Pelle who has some of the most unique belt selections online! Read the rest of this entry »

Fall Travel Find: WIN IT – Spiegel Cape

Photo | Spiegel

Photo | Spiegel

It may still be hot wherever you are, but it’s never too early to get a head start on your fall wardrobe!  One of the coolest things that we found while scouring our database is this fleece cape from Spiegel.  For only $29 (originally $79), you can look chic no matter where you go this fall and winter with this go-everywhere cover-up.

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How to rock the clutch casually

Photo | Jessica Michault

Photo | Jessica Michault

Clutches are a girl’s best friend. They’re light, cute and perfect for a night on the town.  But you don’t have to save your clutches for your favorite party dresses. The clutch, or more classically known pocketbook, can add some panache to a casual, daytime look, too. Instead of pulling out that huge, awkward looking handbag in your closet, try going for that lightweight, adorable clutch you’ve tucked away for special occasions.

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One Piece, Three Ways: Pencil skirt from American Apparel

American Apparel - Interlock Pencil Skirt 2American Apparel has done it again!  The purveyor of multi-use style has a fabulous cotton/spandex skirt that can bring tons of mileage to any trip or everyday wardrobe.  I was lucky to be able to snag one from American Apparel to try out.  At just $36 and in 20 delicious colors, it is probably one of the best additions to your wardrobe this season.

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Fashion Staples: Cowboy boots meet rock

cowboy bootsby Renae Virata

While two-stepping at the Houston mainstay Blanco’s, I spotted two delightfully decked out cowgirls – with a twist.  Dana and Emme were immediate standouts at this urban cowboy establishment in their cowgirl-meets-rock, or rockabilly, getups. Read the rest of this entry »

Airport Style: IAH (Houston)

IAH - Corey

by Renae Virata

Boots aren’t just for the Rodeo according to these savvy Travelistas.  When asked why they preferred boots as part of their traveling ensembles?  “They’re just more comfortable and add more flair to any of my outfits,” said Corey.  “Plus, they’re tough enough for almost any weather.” (Which we at WeareverTheWeather.com, of course, love!) Read the rest of this entry »