Pretty much everything around me has changed in the last year: my home, my style, my body, and soon to be my channel. I’m in a new city, working on new projects, and just generally growing into the woman I want to be [can I get more emo, really]. My style has been evolving into a much more mature and chic look. I still LOVE sequins and neutrals, I just find myself gravitating towards more structured, classic pieces. I buy less pieces that I can wear more often- timeless separates that I’ll be able to keep for years. Here’s an outfit that I wore on a busy day filled with meetings, with a piece that’s a huge switch up for me: high waisted white dress PANTS:

Photography by Bryan Whitely

[ top + pants: Alice & Olivia | heels: Christian Louboutin | sunglasses: Balenciaga ]

Those red soles…

so freakin’ pretty. so freakin’ painful.
More power to you if you can handle wearing those shoes constantly. You’re a far better woman than I.

I’m really into the low bun / red lips combo. It’s so fashion easy and put together. I feel like it’s really chic and mature- a total change up from the barbie curls I rocked for the last so many years, but it just feels more me at this moment. I feel like a lot of people have been saying that my more recent style resembles ‘the mom from gossip girl‘ and can I just say: thank you. There is no greater compliment. Also, just as a general rule- I feel like it’s better to be younger and dressing older, than older and dressing younger. Dressing like a fabulous older woman whose got her life together and is actually on 26? Good. Wearing only trendy clothes and trying to act like a teenager when you’re pushing 30? Bad. Real bad.

So if my new style is a little older, so be it.
Glam fab grandma sexy. I’m into it.

If you don’t know what to pair with a super conservative piece [like high waisted gram-pants], add something to balance it out ..like my black muscle tee.
It says ‘hey, grandma’s know how to bro out too. I exercise. I get down.’

I’M NOT LIKE THOSE OTHER MOMS. I’M A COOL MOM.