STYLE YOUR LIFE

A Few Thing I've Been Thinking About 

Don't Dress Old fashion your style Aug 13, 2025

Forget chasing youth, let's make sure your style says ageless. 

Ironically, we spent the first part of our lives trying to look older.
Now, we’re spending the rest trying not to.

But it’s not really about looking young.
It’s about looking good.
Looking like you.

We don’t want to look good for our ag...

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My Mirror Moment love your life Aug 01, 2025

This morning, I stood in front of the mirror - barefaced, barefoot, seventy. I paused. Not to critique. Not to smooth or fix or second-guess. Just to witness.

And what I saw looking back at me wasn’t the younger version I once tried so hard to maintain. It wasn’t the face I remember from old photos...

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What To Expect When Your Hair Goes Gray fashion your style Jul 01, 2025

Let’s talk about something many of us are navigating: the gray. Whether it arrived quietly at your temples or made a full dramatic entrance, going gray is more than a change in hair color — it’s a shift in how everything else around it behaves. The clothes you used to feel radiant in might now feel ...

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What We Carry love your life Jun 18, 2025

My suitcase is open on the bed, and I’m already overwhelmed. I have a trip coming up, and I’ve been thinking about what to pack for far too long.

Not because I’m trying to look fabulous (although that’s always nice)—but because, like so many women, I’m packing for every version of myself that might...

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Sunshine, Stillness, and Self-Care love your life Jun 01, 2025

I blinked - and just like that it's June.

My garden is growing, the sun is warm, and the sounds of summer are calling. Here in Canada, that means we have just a few precious months to truly savour the season - to stretch out in the sunshine, soak up every golden hour, and lean into the slower rhyth...

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Is it Style - or Self-Soothing? fashion your style May 27, 2025

Time and time again, I've heard women whisper it like a confession: "I think I might be a shop-o-holic."

They say it with guilt. With shame. Sometimes with a nervous laugh to cover up how deep the regret runs with the credit card bill arrives - or when they face a closet full of clothes and still f...

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