This post is not sponsored. I just love supporting my local fashion designers. It’s no secret I admire the talent of the small-batch fashion designers I find at Sassafras in Seattle. This week, I’m excited to swing the spotlight to KFLY, a brand known for its inclusive, reversible dress designs. Katy, pictured below in her …
With the closet thoroughly wrangled, I turn my attention to making new favorites, like the backless dress I made using Sew House 7’s Bridgetown dress pattern.
Step on up and read all about the latest show to hit the stage–MeMade MelSuit on Broadway! It’s about a hand-crafted jumpsuit turned hoity toity turned high school thug. Don’t miss it!
Thanks to Janie, the vintage marvel from Vintage and Velvet Clothing on eBay, I now have superhero boots. ️️ Now I just need the rest of my super outfit. 🤓🦸♀️🦹♀️ And a superpower. ️☄️🌬🤹♀️
After watching the son of my friend Arlene spin like a ballet wizard I felt ready to give the art a try myself. Presenting my attempt at Ballet-en-Converse. Hmm…It would seem I need more lessons from Arlene’s son. Outfit details: Gap sweater, Madewell jeans, and Converse sneakers all #secondhand from ThredUP. Posted by Intagrate Lite Affiliate …
Seattle blogger, Sherry Dryja from Petite Over 40, poses in a a J.Crew sweater with a French bird on the front. She’s also wearing distressed Madewell jeans, Cole Haan Zero Grande brogues, and a blue vegan crossbody handbag made by John Met Betty, a local Seattle artisan.
Presenting a very #flashbackfriday to when Petite Over 40 was Petite Under 20. Proof my love of fashion goes back a couple…er…triple of decades! Posted by Intagrate Lite
As I scrolled through the headlines of the NYTimes in my email inbox this morning, what to my wandering eyes did appear but a stock photo taken by @takeapixmedia of Yours Truly featured in an ad for books. 🤗 Posted by Intagrate Lite