After using the Stylebook App for a few months, I’ve come up with an honest review…and some critiques for this closet organizing app.

Building a color palette for your wardrobe is one of the simplest things you can do to revamp your style. There are 4 things you need for a cohesive palette.

Unless you’re a color analyst, finding your seasonal colors can be tough. My super quick “What Season Am I?” FREE quiz will get you sorted out once and for all!

These 9 brands give us minimalist clothing at an ethical and affordable price point. Seriously, it doesn’t get better than this.

Want to know what your best colors are but mind-boggled by seasonal color analysis? I’ve put together a super simple guide to help you find your colors!

The goal: Create a business professional capsule wardrobe with enough outfits for a month. Can you do it in only 20 pieces? 10?

There are only two secrets to purge your clothes in one day, and you won’t find it in your next decluttering book.

These 7 fair trade designers don’t cut corners when it comes to their employees and the environment. And you’ll probably end up spending less than you would on a non ethical dress.

You’ve probably heard the term “ethical fashion” thrown around. But when I hear the word “ethical” I think of bad job training videos. What’s it mean?

I’ve rounded up and tested about a million natural, cruelty-free, and vegan mascaras. But the best part? These can all be bought at Sephora or Ulta!

Good ole Marie Kondo and her book The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up is great and all, but there’s some stuff just plain wrong with it.

Have you heard of those people who only wear black and white? Forever? Well…they’ve got a point, and a convert.

No, you don’t need to fold your clothes in little rectangles or vacuum seal them for eternity to save space. There’s an easier way, pinky promise.

A 90s themed capsule wardrobe? As if!

Are there actually people in the world who have these wonderful fall leaves and get to wear cozy layers and aren’t drinking their pumpkin spice lattes out of a sweating cup?

“Fashion” It just sounds icky, doesn’t it. It sounds cheap. Smarmy. Nagging. “Fashion” makes me think of supermodels and unattainable body standards and outfits that my pinky finger could never afford.