HeyJaredWardrobe Notes by Olivia Ivey
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The Wednesday Wishlist: Shower Events & Holiday Dressing (opens the original)
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Over the past few months, my IG analytics and DMs from friends and followers have made me realize that, collectively, we aren’t really in our wedding guest era anymore. Like me, a lot of you are in your 30s, and baby showers, both as a guest and the main character, have become the more predominant invitation these days.I think it’s time I paid a bit more attention to you. Sorry it’s taken me so long to clue in!That being said, there will always be a bride and a wedding to attend. And, of course,
The Wednesday Wishlist: Fall Styling (opens the original)
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This week’s Wishlist feels a bit more personal and a bit nostalgic. The curation is certainly geared toward an East Coast fall, and even more pointedly, New York. It’s this time of year that my heart yearns for crisp mornings and a cashmere sweater, as I complain about 70 degrees and sunny California.As a 37-year-old new mom, firmly in my postpartum era, I’ve been analyzing my wardrobe with a new outlook. Weirdly, I’ve been looking back to look forward. I honestly think I had better style in NYC
The Wednesday Wishlist: A Destination Edit (opens the original)
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It’s September, which means we’re sharpening our pencils and unboxing our lunchboxes because we’re about to EAT four weeks’ worth of inspiration as SS27 hits the catwalk.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="630" src="https://substackcdn.c
The Wednesday Wishlist: White After Labor Day (A Bridal Edit) (opens the original)
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The no white after Labor Day rule dates back to the late 1800s, when Americans packed away their summer whites and returned from their summer homes to the city in darker, heavier clothes. Eventually, it became one of those arbitrary society rules.Labor Day has come and gone, and while most of us have deemed this dress code heresy, there is one group who was always going to ignore it: brides.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!QAS9!,f_auto,q_
The Wednesday Wishlist: Destination Weddings & Dress Codes (opens the original)
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We’re entering Q4 of wedding season, and already starting to look ahead to 2027. Destination weddings aren’t going anywhere, but I’ve noticed a real return to getting married closer to home. Or, at least, within your home state.Although in America, you could argue nearly every wedding is a destination wedding. The country is vast, and each state brings its own culture, landscape and point of view. Mountains might lend themselves to something Western, but they don’t have to. And what exactly does
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