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Things I’ve Learned 45 Days After My House Burned Down
I know it’s strange to write about “lessons” when so little time has passed.
Jan 16
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I don’t want what all the cool girls have…
Jul 2, 2025
On Time Well Spent: The Beauty of a Girls' Trip
Jul 27, 2025
What I’m Pulling Out First for Warmer Days
Apr 2, 2025
48 Hours in Nashville
Filed under: time well spent, loud music, and too many dinner reservations.
Nov 2, 2025
Sale Finds: My Shopbop Favorites
There are so many roundups going around right now, but honestly—I get it.
Oct 28, 2025
Shopping For: Cropped Jackets
Currently watching Great British Baking Show and browsing for the perfect cropped jacket.
Sep 30, 2025
Shorts + Sweaters: The Unsung Heroes of Transitional Dressing
There’s this little pocket of time each year that feels like magic—the days are still sun-kissed and warm, but there’s a crispness hiding in the air…
Sep 7, 2025
A few outfits to welcome August...
August welcomes the season where you can mix breezy tanks with denim and light jackets, or tie a sweater around your favorite summer dress—it’s the…
Aug 6, 2025
On Time Well Spent: The Beauty of a Girls' Trip
A few days in Santa Barbara with two friends reminded me just how important it is to make space for connection.
Jul 27, 2025
Sunday Saves: Banana Republic
Banana Republic has quietly become one of my favorite places to browse lately.
Jul 20, 2025
well spent.
well spent.
Well Spent is about sharing the things that feel worth it—closet staples, thoughtful buys, and little joys that make the everyday better. Inspired by the idea of money well spent, time well spent, and living with intention.
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