by Renae Virata
It’s Rodeo time once again, and no matter where you plan to enjoy it, you can look amazing without having to look like you stepped out of an old western. We visited with our new pal Melissa Lucich, store manager of our favorite Houston fashion boutique Langford Market, to get the skinny on how to interpret the Rodeo look six different chic ways. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO HERE >>>
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Sometimes your getaway doesn’t have to be on a beach or mountain. You can simply have a blast in any major city and enjoy all the attractions it has to offer with your friends. New York City, Chicago, San Francisco…all great choices to make the most of your spring break! So what to wear this time of year for some fabulous memories? Check out our guide below. Read the rest of this entry »
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by Renae Virata
Not everyone thinks about snow when they think Spring Break, but a few of us at WeareverTheWeather.com have definitely shaken up our repertoire by hitting the slopes – and loved it! Whether you find yourself in the Rockies, hit New England, or make the uber-trip down to South America, you’ve got to make sure you pack for any occasion that comes your way.
by Renae Virata
Usually, we pick out what to wear to please ourselves and (admit it!) others. But today is one of those days where what you wear makes a statement. In support of National Wear Red Day from the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute to bring awareness of heart disease, we have some red looks that are sure to look great and support a great cause. Read the rest of this entry »
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Are you ready for some football?! It’s that time of year, once again, to gather ’round the tube with your favorite sports fans to watch the Giants versus the Pats. But even if your team isn’t battling it out on the field, you can still look your best wherever you watch the game.
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by Sinta Jimenez
Dressing for Thanksgiving is one of those occasions where one has to think realistically as a major consideration for stuffing, mashed potato and turkey related bloat must be made! There’s nothing that makes an outfit looks worse than discomfort, and I am never comfortable when I can’t eat what I want or if something feels too tight. Read the rest of this entry »
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by Sinta Jimenez
For two consecutive years, I have attended two beautiful autumn weddings — the first, my best friend Elliot’s from high school; the second, my best friend John’s from law school. The similarities are curious, pumpkins as decorations, ceremonies by a lake with a backdrop of trees and mountains, dogs in the bridal party, and of course true love. After these two weddings, I am more than prepared for another autumn nuptial, an expert for dressing the part as guest, and think perhaps the cool bite of a fall breeze is a most romantic necessity for a wedding. Read the rest of this entry »
by Renae Virata
I had the privilege of visiting with the fashionistas at the Chicago-based retail chain Akira, introduced to us by our Chicago stylist connection Renita Manley-Garrett. To get a good idea of the varying styles represented in Chicago, you need look no further than this family of 14 stores that can only be found in the Chicagoland area. Read the rest of this entry »
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by Blazhia Monge
Some call it the windy city and that it is. Chicago’s naturally breezy winds can sometimes cause difficulty when deciding what to wear. A look that’s in season and that will work well in these kind of weather conditions is the trouser, which, in a restyled capri, creates an edgy and classy look.
by guest travelista Jordan Young
Chicago is a beautiful city that you must love unconditionally to inhabit year-round; otherwise, the unpredictable weather conditions will wear on your mood and your closet. At the end of every winter you will want to burn your down coats and rejoice in the coming spring and summer temps that bring everyone out of hibernation. Summer takes on the feel of a European metropolis with packed restaurant patios, streets busy with bike and foot traffic, and the many neighborhoods buzzing with festivals. Read the rest of this entry »
