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Romping Around in Denim

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Denim is such a great fabric for Spring – light, breezy, casual. I scored this denim romper for only $10 at TJMaxx, and it’s the perfect versatile option to dress up or dress down. I wore it to brunch at Morgan’s Miami (photos of our induglent mascarpone and raspberry stuffed french toast, chicken and waffle sandwiches, various tacos, and freshly baked made-to-order cookies can be seen here), but that’s another story… This beautiful and dainty necklace is by C. Alexandria, who sells her amazing handcrafted pieces in her etsy shop. I put together some similar denim romper options, most under $30! These can be worn with sandals or cute kicks, or dressed up with wedges and even the right blazer, making it a great evening outfit for Spring weather.

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MIAMI: Gilt Sample Sale

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Miami, Gilt is coming to your city to host a MAJOR sample sale event! They’ve partnered up with Style Saves, an organization that unites fashion and philanthropy to raise funds through fashion-related events for underprivileged children. The sale promises up to 80% off designer brands like Chloé, Valentino, Derek Lam, Helmut Lang, Jimmy Choo, Tom Ford and more, along with complimentary cocktails, snacks, personal styling advice from celebrity stylist and philanthropist Rachael Russell, and a DJ. I’m excited to see what goodies I can snag, so get your ticket to join in on the fun and fashion!

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The Jungle

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I’m recommending some options below, so you can re-create this look. The necklace I’m wearing is from CAbi, and I am loving it for Summer! The most unique part is that it comes with a matching bracelet that you can either wear separately, OR attach to the necklace for a different look! If you’re not familiar with CAbi, it’s a company that fuels the opportunity for women to create their own career path by becoming a consultant to host trunk shows and sell items, and even create a team, where as a stylist you can earn commission on items that your team sells. You can learn more about their business model here.

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