At just 21, Ashley Charleson is already wearing many hats (pun 100% intended). She recently graduated in May from the University of Delaware, having double majored in communications and psychology. Now, she is hustling and bustling her butt in New York City working in public relations, while simultaneously managing her flourishing side gigs as a photography extraordinaire and trailblazing entrepreneur for her […]
City in Pink
If the Pink Ladies from Grease hopped on a time machine to join the ranks of modern society, I’d venture to guess this bomber jacket from Pixie Market would be their style trademark. With this outerwear piece, dressing like one of the “cool kids” has never been easier. Do me a favor, though: aspire to be your own version of […]
Playing with Patchwork
Fall is finally starting to creep up on New York City, and I couldn’t be happier. With the exception of EVERYTHING that is pumpkin spice, I am welcoming my favorite season with open arms and a very vulnerable wallet (sweaters are my weakness). With the help of my trusty denim patchwork dress from ASOS (which I wore backwards […]
Oppa Gingham Style
Culottes: easy, breezy and downright comfortable. I feel like I’m going cloud surfing whilst walking through the busy NYC streets in this delightful pair of gingham beauties from Zara. The wide-legged pants are wonderfully airy and provide the ideal contrast to your favorite pair of skinny jeans you’re low-key sick of wearing. Also, their high-waisted style emits […]
Whiteout
I’ve decided to launch my onslaught of blog posts this fall the only way I know how: by taking an unrelenting stab at the “no white after Labor Day” rule and wearing all white errythang. Wow, being a rebel is so invigorating. I’m not sure who is responsible for conjuring up this nonsense of a rule, but you know […]
NYFW: Tommy Pier
Well, it’s safe to say I can now add “experiencing New York Fashion Week firsthand” to my NYC bucket list. Yesterday, my sister Tori and I made the trek down to Pier 16 at South Street Seaport to attend Tommy Hilfiger’s ‘Tommy Pier’ carnival, made open to the public Saturday after a largely successful show Friday night. […]
The Art of Everyday Layering
When you think of layering, the winter season most likely comes to mind. More often than not, your thought process turns to, “How many articles of clothing can I wear in this frigid climate before I topple over?” Layering has become more than just a means to keep yourself warm. It’s about taking basic closet staples, such as a T-shirt […]
Dream a Little Jean of Me
I dare say, it’s been awhile. I recently made the big move to New York City, and while I love it so, I was quick to forget that uncontrollable schvitzing is a seemingly unavoidable symptom of summer in the concrete jungle. Nevertheless, I put on my big-girl pants (that is, my beloved bell-bottoms from Nasty Gal), and braved the […]
Best of Resort 2017
Source Resort 2017 runway collections have been making the rounds, while simultaneously forcing me to question my entire wardrobe like never before. Actually, that’s a lie…*takes uneasy stroll down memory lane and ponders middle school graphic tee collection.* Despite the bevy of impressive fashions this season, I’ve narrowed them down to my top five below. 1. ALICE + OLIVIA Alice + Olivia’s creative director, […]
Met Gala 2016
Source The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s spring 2016 exhibition, “Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology,” probes the reconciliation of hand (manus) and machine (machina) techniques in the production of haute couture and prêt-à-porter garments. Essentially, the aim of “Manus x Machina” is to show us that while technology has significantly advanced both techniques and […]
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