WAYW
Purple sweater
Peter pan lace collar
Beige floral skirt
Braided tan belt
Lemon tights
Beige and grey fuzzy socks
Tan ankle boots
This outfit was for me. I had nowhere special to go and no one particularly important to see. I dressed like this to reflect how happy and content I am. I’m in a good place despite it being less than 20 degrees outside. My skirt has flowers on it to remind me that one day soon the flowers will bloom again. All things that were once dead will come back to life.
Sunday Best
Shirt- swapped
Sweater- Target
Pants- Target
Shoes- thrifted
I’m grateful for the great God moments I’ve been having lately. He’s doing something great and I can’t wait to see it all unfold. #365grateful
Happy MLK day everyone!
Today I am grateful for Martin Luther King Jr. and his fight to achieve social justice for all. We’re a long way from a post-racial society but I believe that there are still intrinsically good people who are willing to work together to make our world a better place. #365grateful
WAYW: wine corduroy pants, white v-neck tshirt, rose cardigan, tan ankle boots, blue dual-color circle scarf.
Check out this throwback picture of Dr. King:
There was a 50% off sale at 3Fifteen a couple days ago. It was a great haul! Each item was under $10. Watch the video below to see my finds:
On my first Sunday back in Syracuse. Of course, the snow was waiting outside to greet me. I was happy just to look at it from my porch swing on my patio.
Dress: Target
I had quite a busy Sunday with work for my nonprofit! Click here to read about our first Style Lottery recipients.
I am grateful for 8am classes…because once they’re over you have the rest of the day to yourself.
#365grateful
WAYW: A cream sequined sweater, polka dot pinafore dress, wintergreen tights, polka dot socks, and beige boots.
Today, I am grateful for a new semester to make my mark on the word.
#365grateful
P.s. Yes, I was severely underdressed for the weather.
I had the pleasure of modeling some African design tshirts this past weekend. I never rarely wear tshirts these days, but I made an exception for this design. It was very comfy and is a unisex shirt. The one I’m wearing is a size extra small.
Here’s my blogger spotlight:
A little bit about the company:
FREEDOM54 is an American brand inspired by the universal appeal of the African Aesthetic. We create original designs by fusing traditional African art customs with modern typography and urban fashion. Drawing its name from the 54 independent nations forming the African continent, FREEDOM54’s clothing covers a spectrum as vast as Africa itself, with designs as diverse as its many peoples. We strive to stay true to our concept of using the strong standard of beauty in the African Aesthetic to create distinctive designs which promote both the value of individualism and the virtue of tradition in today’s society. At FREEDOM54, we long for the world to be as free and spirited as our designs. -----------------------
Special thanks to Kai- photographer and CEO of Freedom-54 designs. Click on the picture above to visit their website.
A couple weeks ago, I stumbled upon an awesome business card promotional on moo.com. Moo.com is (for a limited time) giving away 50 free Facebook business cards. These Facebook cards were easy to create— actually Moo.com automatically generates them for you by choosing your profile and your cover pictures. Then it takes you to a page were you can tweak the design a little bit. And because of their prinfitity technology, you can make the business cards with multiple designs on the front. I chose two to keep things simple.
I was so excited when they came in the mail. I may or may not have literally said “Yay! They’re here.”
I stuck with only 2 designs, so in a pack of 50, I got 25 cards in each design!
50 business cards, free of charge! I love it!
On the back of each card is my Facebook url, my phone number, website url (naturalechronicles.com) and a large quote by Anne Frank that says:
“No one ever became poor by giving.“
All of my personal business cards have come from Moo.com. I trust their quality and I really like the design options. I’m always surprised by how quickly I receive the cards in the mail.
I’m not sure how long these awesome cards will be free, but I encourage you to get them while you can (and while they’re still free). Even if they end up being just a conversation starter, these are a great (and inexpensive) way to make a good first impression.
Click the banner below to design your own free Facebook business cards
Check out my organization, Style Lottery! Style Lottery is a social enterprise dedicated to sustainable fashion and fashion philanthropy. with the desire to uplift young women in the community. Style Lottery, through nominations from community members, selects hardworking women and men from low-income communities and gives them the gift of a free clothing.
Visit the site at stylelottery.org
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