The loss we feel of our late sovereign lady, Queen Elizabeth II is the loss of a time of graciousness, generosity and ritual.

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The loss we feel of our late sovereign lady, Queen Elizabeth II is the loss of a time of graciousness, generosity and ritual.
I am usually very pessimistic about fashion trends. However, this season I’ve noticed an absolutely delightful gingham revival and I am all about it.
Every few years, I get the urge to do something to my hair. Something drastic. Last year, I got a fringe. After my wedding, I got a bob.
I know I am. A string of pearls is classic, timeless and so elegant. But they walk a fine line between timeless and terribly dated, or elegance and pretentious.
Let’s get ahead of the winter slump and find some winter fashion! I am a big fan of summer dresses, but there’s a special place in my heart for winter fashion.
The leaves are beginning to change here, and some mornings the air is tinged with wood smoke. Wet leaves and wood smoke are so nostalgic for me.
Waiting for Olives is turning one and I want to say thank you to all my readers with a special give-away.
Every year, when the summer heat begins to fade, my mind turns to cold weather outfits. Every year, I begin the search for the perfect blazer.
I’m already daydreaming of crisp mornings and falling leaves. I’ve found a few cosy accessories that just scream autumn.
Gone are the days of wearing a bikini top for support under my incredibly unflattering rashie/board short combo. Finally I can look cute in my bathers!