On Me: Kendrick's vintage shirt (almost identical); Zara Jeans; Hat Attack Hat; Frye Boots & Duffle.
Alright: caffeinate up, and let's do this.
All day long, I'll be posting my favorite Black Friday finds (plus info on all the best deals) over on my Facebook page. Happy shopping!
Obviously the most fun list to put together, this list is a whole bunch of things that I feel confident my children would obsess over…plus a few items that the moms on your list will most certainly be into (gold Wookie slippers and '70s-print headwraps, anyone?).
1. What. Are these. (Things that I can't believe I don't already own, that's what they are.)
2. Every cool little girl needs a cool leather jacket (and this one is red, making it even cooler).
Presenting: a gift guide consisting mostly of stuff I just really like. We've got gifts on here for your best friend, for your mom, for your sister, and for your co-workers...plus a few things that you may want to send gentle hints about to your significant other (or just go ahead and pick up for yourself; it's the holidays, and a little indulgence is totally acceptable).
1. Black leather gloves are always a good gift. When you add fringe, they are GREAT.
2. The sweetest bracelet-for-two ever (and totally acceptable for grownup BFFs).
Are you contemplating getting the man in your life a shaving kit this Christmas? Perhaps a stylish scarf? Then whoa, are you reading the wrong list. Because you know what this list is about?
TOYS. (For grown-up - or, possibly more accurately, "grown-up" - boys.)
“But he probably hasn’t played with toys in decades. Isn't that a total waste of money? Also: how do I know what to get him?”
My skin is always a little trickier in the wintertime – on a 1 to 10 scale of dryness, I’m a six thousand – and when you add in travel on top of it, there’s some serious potential for disaster. You know when you get breakouts and dryness at the same time, and don’t really know how to handle either situation because the remedy for one issue only seems to make the other worse?
That.
But! It is totally handle-able, and the way to deal is to go for the gentlest possible skincare routine, one that lets your skin chill out and breathe and find its way back to normal. In the past, I’ve been an oh-I’ll-just-use-whatever-soap-is-in-the-hotel-room person, but no mas, because really: it’s just as easy to throw a few travel-friendly products in my bag so I can take my regular routine with me wherever I go.
