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I was looking at this photo from brunch this weekend and it struck me how different all of our coats are. Bright and colorful pattern, classic wool camel, and black leather. And really, each of these styles sorta represent each of us – I’m drawn to color, Haskell is as classic as they come, and Molly is the city girl.
Haskell and Molly’s coat links are similars, I didn’t find the exacts.
If you’re like me you probably have a lot of different styles of coats for different moods and social situations. But if I had to pick a favorite, I love a longer, belted style. And bonus if it brings a little color to all my winter black. Which style do you most gravitate to?
I have this coat in red and it’s just the best coat to have on hand. This cozy jacket is under $100. And isn’t this floral jacket so fun and pretty? And somehow it didn’t make it into the collage. but this pink coat!! LOVE. Have a great Monday, Everyone!
I’m almost embarrassed enough to not post this outfit today, but not quite. Yes, I got this dress in yet another print. No, I can’t help it. I clearly have a #rhodeaddiction, send help.
Somehow this dress is already on sale, which I don’t even understand. Love the twirl factor. And how cute is the print and sequin detail?
Let’s end this week with some more new and now favorites! Lots of fun accessories (like these earrings), warm layers (like this fleece jacket), and cute dresses (like this fun holiday party dress)!
If you’re looking for a new bag for winter then this leather shoulder bag should be on your radar. It’s gorgeous. Every time I stumble upon it I stop in my tracks. These pretty heels are basically the new ‘”it” shoe and come in so many pretty colors. I love the shape of this pretty dress. And I’ll take this cozy and cute top in all of the colors, please.
I’m so excited to share my first Holiday Gift Guide of the season!! Today’s gift guide is full of great gifts under $30!! This one definitely leans more for the women on your list – teachers, sisters, mothers, grandmothers, friends, co-workers…
Text Friendly Gloves – Because no one knows where their pair from last year disappeared to! These are soft, cute, and functional thanks to slits in the thumb and pointer fingers. And there’s a matching beanie hat and scarf!
Sky Sunrise Puzzle – A tech-free activity for the family! Bonus, this puzzle is actually beautiful! This puzzle is awesome, too!
Travel Charging Station – Pretty power strips for travel that can charge up to 5 devices at a time! It has a heavy duty 5 foot cord.
Sea Grass Wrapped Vase – One of my favorite brands! This Lindroth vase is the perfect gift for anyone, and makes a great hostess gift filled with a few clippings! The glassware makes a good gift as well.
Gel Polish Set – The whole set is adorable, but you could even break these up and gift individually!
Floral Travel Tumbler – Keeps the hot hot and the cold cold! I especially envision this for your favorite Sunday Sunday friend :) And this one is a best seller and comes in a ALL the colors for anyone on your list!
Cheese Box Grater – Anyone else’s family addicted to freshly grated cheese? This one is beautiful and the perfect addition to any dinner setting.
Zip Catch All Case – A beautiful travel bag for your environmentally minded friends. Comes in more beautiful colors.
Tissue Box – For the girl who has everything, knows that details matter, and isn’t afraid of color. This tissue box is so fun!!
I’m so excited to share my FAVORITE dress with you today. I know you’ve already seen it a gazillion times because I keep including it in round ups and it was in Monday’s post… BUT it deserves a whole post all to itself. This pink taffeta dress has a crisp and easy shape, a stand collar, and an ideal elbow sleeve length.
Over the weekend we took the kids to NYC for Lilly’s 10th birthday. They had never been before so it was much anticipated, and truthfully it was the best NYC trip I’ve ever taken. We were there for two days, 1 night. A quick trip, but that’s how I like to do it. We landed at 9 am Saturday and hit the ground running. We stayed at The Langham in Midtown and it was freaking fantastic. I’ve stayed at the Langham in Chicago and had been so blown away that I wanted to splurge for this one night trip as well. It was nicely located for the things we wanted to do!
Lilly wanted to do a little shopping so we walked from the hotel to Zara and Macy’s and a few other places. My cousin Wes met us for lunch at Shake Shack right in that area, too. By the way, I’ve gotten a few messages asking where all we ate with the kids there, and to be honest we just chose spur of the moment places that were convenient to where we were when we were hungry. I didn’t have any meals planned because I didn’t want to overload us by rushing around.
We checked out SpyScape, the Spy Museum and LOVED it. It was Fletcher’s favorite of everything we did. I’m bummed I didn’t take great photos, but it was really cool and totally interactive. There’s a challenge room you go in that is filled with lasers that you have to navigate through and gather points. It was as cool as it sounds.
We were really excited about stumbling upon our friends at Vintage Barbie & Ken on the street! It made the city seem small to Lilly and Fletch. We have his prints here and also at Coral House!
This is my cousin Wes by the way. I know you’ve seen him on here before, we’re close and I visit him in NYC often. He’s Lilly and Fletcher’s Godfather!
We took a little break back at the hotel before dinner. Lilly was surprised to find birthday chocolates in the room. The Langham is the best.
But I rallied and was ready for dinner and a show. The concierge recommend a great pizza place a block away (sorry I don’t remember the name). Fletch wanted to try all the pizza in NYC so this was his first and he ate the whole thing.
I waited for YEARS to see Wicked on Broadway. It was incredible. Even better than I hoped it would be. The kids loved it, too. So, so very special.
Little tired. Lot happy.
The next morning we went to the Color Factory in Soho! This was the very first thing I bought tickets to after we booked our flights to NYC. I knew the kids would love it, and they were both over the moon there. It amazes me that there are people out there so creative to put together an experience such as this. 100% recommend this!
Color galore, and put together so beautifully. This ceiling is in the entrance.
So simple and so visually stunning and interesting.
And they had a LOT of snacks. All adorable and interesting and offered in all the colors. This conveyer belt of macaroons was my favorite.
And this blue ball pit room was obviously the favorite. I mean. Have you ever?
Pure delight. And our next stop (after a quick lunch with Wes along the way) was really cool, too. SlooMoo Institute just recently opened like a week or two ago. It’s a SLIME museum. I knew Lilly would just die, and I was right. It was her favorite.
There are huge interactive displays of slime everywhere, all the different kinds that you can think of. Fun rooms to walk through with various activities. A store (of course, which would be great for Christmas shopping). A HUGE slime making bar (I even enjoyed this). But best of all, a sliming room. Naturally I signed up Lilly and Fletch for this. Oh, and all the “sloomoos” are wearing these amazing jumpsuits in different colors. They’re singing and dancing and just being so fun.
A pretty epic 10th birthday trip. Somehow everything went smoothly and was a success. I can’t wait to go back with the kids again. I want to go when it’s a little warmer next time so that we can do the whole Central Park experience and other classics.
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