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Turn on your JavaScript to view content I’ve always loved capes from the earliest I could remember. They’re so chic and easy. Styled well, they can be stunning! I love the shape, color and structure of this cape. Do you wear capes? Turn on your JavaScript to view content The post CAPE of GOOD Style appeared first on Shalice Noel. #Cape #FallFashion

Halfway through October already? Why does this month always go so fast… and then March just drags and drags and drags? It’s so unfair. 😂 But I’m trying to hang onto every moment of October and working to knock out all of my autumn bucket list items! Thankfully autumn lasts pretty far into November here (unless we’re blasted with a snowstorm, which isn’t unlikely), but October is just the best for peak color + spooky vibes + those golden warm days. Eric and I headed out to West Olive last week to celebrate our anniversary, pick up our pumpkins for...

Getting dressed when it’s cold outside is about as much fun as waiting for your number to be called at the DMV or getting your vagina waxed. As in, it’s literally zero fun. Like, at all. The grossness of the weather doesn’t exactly offer much as far as outfit inspiration goes, and if you’re anything like me, you wind up throwing on some iteration of the same sweater-jeans-boots or black skirt-sweater-tights combo every single day until March. But in my years of cold weather uniform dressing (… the most creative I get is swapping my blue jeans for black ones,...

3: Hotels & Accommodations Sam Edelman rubber boots 5, fleece lined tights S, BP tee xxs, Banana Republic skirt (similar) Nuna pipa carseat (my review), Copper pearl 5-in-1 cover, Yoyo stroller (my review) This is part 3 of a guest post by Nick. You can read part 1 and part 2, which talk about planning, the airport experience, and flying. Staying at a Hotel With a Baby Ok, it took a while to get this last post in the series up, which seems appropriate since flying with a baby can feel like an eternal, drawn-out process. Here are some tips...

While it’s exciting to move into your first home away from home, most dorm rooms are tiny—maxing out at only a couple hundred square feet! That’s just enough room for your desk, dresser, and twin bed, leaving you pressed for personal space. You’ll quickly realize that the key to living in a small space is organization. Whether you’re headed off to college, or you’re a parent getting your college kid ready for their first semester, we’ve gathered some of our favorite tips and tricks for keeping your dorm room in top shape. From clutter-busting desk caddies to clever storage hacks,...