We met through tHRive, young professional network, and Well Women, a women's personal growth group. It was obvious from the beginning that this woman had a voice and an opinion. She spoke up, she participated in large group settings, and she added value to each conversation. I wasn't surprised then to learn that she worked in communications. Having started as a news producer Sarah Hill lived in Atlanta for several years before moving back to Hampton Roads, where she grew up.

We both shared a very special bond with our grandmothers, and when she told me that her wardrobe was full of pieces her grandmother left her I knew I had to feature her. We coordinated our schedules to meet on a Sunday morning at her new apartment in Downtown Norfolk. We chatted over sparkling water, banana nut muffins and fresh strawberries. She couldn't hide her enthusiasm and joy that her grandmother bestowed upon her. She told me that her grandmother's name was Polly, wel

I just loved my outfit so much from the blonde-to-brunette post I thought I'd feature it as an Outfit of the Day. You know by now that I have a style obsession with Target; affordable & stylish clothing, what's not to obsess over? But I also love supporting local boutiques. Boutiques offer one of a kind items that you can't buy in big box stores. #SupportSmallBusiness You're helping your local economy and the success of a small business owner. #ShopLocal For a different look

We all know that your brand must be consistent and recognizable, so when I started this blog and my wardrobe consulting business as a blonde I was prepared to maintain the blonde, or at least a version of it. Last week I had a hair appointment. I was ready for a change, but I wanted to be strategic about it. No longer in love with the platinum blonde I'd been rocking I was ready to go a little darker. My long-term plan was to go back to my natural hair color, dark brown, by t