No, a comfortable blazer is not an oxymoron. What’s the secret to a comfortable blazer that also flatters? Fabric with stretch so that it moves with you, a bit of structure, and the correct length.
A lot of women think blazers are too formal or the fit too constricting. I say this is because they haven’t met the right blazer. Everyone looks better in a jacket or blazer. No one feels (or looks) put together in a cardigan. You can carve that on my gravestone!
This holiday season we at RLS are mesmerized by the available options of sequins and shine in the stores. Even if you don’t normally dress to stand out, the holiday season is a great excuse to don sparkle of any kind. Which is your favorite look below? Kyle has already sold the beautiful Halogen Paillette Pencil Skirt below to a client this season. Of course I’m obsessed with the purple Dress the Population Lynda Iridescent Sheath Dress. Just want to dip your toe into the sparkly well? Try the Sam Edelman Hilty Bootie with jeans and a sweater. I know my gold boots and …
Sometimes you just need a top that does everything, and by that I mean that it hides everything you want to be hiding at the moment. You know what I mean: early pregnancy lumps and bumps, postnatal lumps and bumps, a little extra bloating after a too fun weekend, extra holiday pounds, etc. I had a fashion epiphany at Tuckernuck this week (Did you see our super cute photos from our Stylist Studio photo shoot there last week?) while shopping for a client. I found multiple tunic tops which magically made the wearer look chic and sophisticated, while hiding everything. …
