Mixing It Up: Style Advice From Paris
I’m enjoying Ines de la Fressange’s book Parisian Chic (I don’t love the nearly 100 pages devoted to where to shop in Paris, as I am not scheduled to be there for . . . some time). Ines has a… Continue Reading
I’m enjoying Ines de la Fressange’s book Parisian Chic (I don’t love the nearly 100 pages devoted to where to shop in Paris, as I am not scheduled to be there for . . . some time). Ines has a… Continue Reading
Old age is no place for sissies. Bette Davis’ quote makes more and more sense to me as I approach one of those Big Decade birthdays. Inside I feel young and full of ideas. The calendar reminds me that I… Continue Reading
One of the most wonderful things about home is we can be truly relaxed: in our speech, habits and style. When I retired from paid work last December, though, I determined I would not succumb to “sloppy” at-home wear –… Continue Reading
I don’t agree with the hackneyed style advice: “If you wore it the first time around, skip it this time.” I love to recycle old looks, with a modern twist. I don’t wear 60’s styles literally, as if I were… Continue Reading
Welcome to Visible Monday #153! If you want to participate, it’s so simple: just go to the bottom of this post for the how-to. Please be kind and leave a link to Not Dead Yet Style in your post. It’s… Continue Reading
Just a reminder – to have a fantastic day, and to come by for Visible Monday tomorrow evening. It’s not this kind of party. Image by Jill Wellington from Pixabay Visible Monday starts Sunday at around 5PM. Be there for… Continue Reading
Lunch with an old friend is a treat, and I had lunch with Jenny today. Jenny and I have been friends for over twenty years. We went to graduate school together, and she went on to get her doctorate in… Continue Reading
I like a clean preppy style some days. It’s simple and timeless. I do have to rough it up a little bit, so as not to fit into any one style slot. A crisp striped shirt (this one by Ralph… Continue Reading