Primary School
Primary School is a place for trying, testing, blabbing, connecting, and ultimately an ode to the three colors that make the world go round.
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Shopping Rules I Actually Follow (opens the original)
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Recreating My Moms 90s Looks (opens the original)
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Last weekend, I was back home in Los Angeles for a wedding shower my mom so kindly threw for E and me. While I was there, she uncovered a box of old photographs, including a swath of photos of her outfits from the ’90s. I adore her style from this time: perfectly worn-in jeans, fitted white tees, classic sneakers, and, almost always, her signature baseball hat. To my detriment, she got rid of most of these pieces. So I have now sworn to myself that I will never get rid of anything, on the off ch
A Week of Secondhand Summer Fits (opens the original)
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There was a very specific genre of television in the early 2000s that I don’t think we’ve ever properly replaced. Between The Look for Less and What Not to Wear, we had low-stakes fashion shows that taught you how to build a wardrobe and hunt for great pieces. I miss that era!!! Lately, I’ve found myself back in a Poshmark phase. For one, the desktop UX has dramatically improved. My eyes simply can’t handle hours of scrolling on my phone anymore. They’ve also dramatically improved the “Similar L
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