I loved my mom's outfit the other day so much I had to take a photo of it.
How great is that?! Bright yellow + cobalt + gold jewelry is so gorgeous for summer.
It's the pants, mostly: they're perfect for summer office-wear, and look spectacular paired with so many different colors. Yellow, dusty rose, orange, fuschia, white...even bright emerald green can work if you're feeling feisty (just pull the strong color combos together with your accessories, like Mom did with that scarf).
Those of you who have been reading RG from the beginning may have noticed that there have been lots of changes over the past few months - for example, I introduced Style and Baby tabs, cut down a little on the out-and-about stuff (save for Weekend Snapshots and event coverage), and tried to step it up with the photography.
Style-wise, posts have, in general, gotten a little longer-form, and there are fewer of them on each page (to help with page-load speed). I'm always trying to keep making things better around here...so I have a question for you:
How can I give you more of what you like?
Specifically, I think my posts can be more or less divided into the following categories:
This weekend, I spotted and lusted after (but did not buy) these in a store window on 9th Avenue.
(Jessica Simpson Bendies, $89.99)
It is not everyday that you walk into a bathroom and go "OOH! What is that fabulous scent? I would love to stay in here for HOURS."
And yet both times that I've been to Marlow & Sons, I've thought exactly that, and gone hunting for the source. And both times, it was this Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day candle.
It is delicious.
And cheapcheapcheap.
Reader Jessica, who works with a company called Demarle, recently saw my strawberry cake-related troubles and wrote in to tell me about Demarle's non-stick, non-toxic flexible bakeware (and to offer Ramshackle Glam readers a 15% discount off of the products).
Some of the top-sellers from the line:
Silpat: The #1 Must-Have; ideal for baking cookies or roasting veggies. Made with woven fiberglass throughout for even heating.
