Some really good sales online right now, figured I'd round some up if there's any interest:
Strathberry - 20% off all collections with code CHIC20
Anthropologie - Work-At-Home Edit - select items 40% off, prices as marked. Including my favorite airpod case!
West Elm - up to 40% off almost everything.
Gray Malin - Free framing and shipping all week for prints.
S'well - 25% off sitewide (some exclusions) and free shipping with code SELFCARE (I swear by the bottles, they keep my water super cold just how I like it!)
Tory Burch - Spring Event - 25% off when you spend up to $500 and 30% off when you spend $500+ on select items use code SPRING
Rifle Paper Co. - 20% off everything and free shipping, use code: THANKYOU
Soludos - 25% sitewide
Athleta - 25% off use code GOODVIBES, ends 3/30/2020
Tarte - Friends and Family sale, code BESTIES, ends soon.
M. Gemi - 20% off full priced items with code MAGIC20 I have these shoes and love them.
As usual, see retailer's site for details. This post contains affiliate links.
Wednesday, March 25, 2020
Book Review - "Paris Street Style: A Guide to Effortless Chic" by Isabelle Thomas and Frederique Veysset (#21 - 2019)
Paris Street Style: A Guide to Effortless Chic by Isabelle Thomas and Frederique Veysset
Photo-heavy book about style in Paris including interviews with designers, trendsetters, artists, etc. Nothing groundbreaking but fun to look at. Would recommend if interested in Paris style/fashion. Skip otherwise.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Book Review - "An Edited Life" by Anna Newton (#20 - 2019)
An Edited Life by Anna Newton
A solid book from blogger Anna Newton. A great guide to "declutter" everything in your life, she gives some great tips and tricks and this would be a great book for a graduation present or to read if you just don't know where/how to start getting your life "together". My only complaint about the book is the light green used to highlight things - it was waaaay too light and made things super hard to read - see photo below. Other than that, would totally recommend.
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2019,
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