Monday Musings on Lost Luggage

Happy Monday ladies. An airline in 2001 misplaced I had my suitcase at a particularly stressful time and haven’t checked a piece of luggage since. Until last Saturday. As it was a non-stop flight I decided to gamble and check my trolley bag. This gamble yielded no results.

After checking my bag and going through security and immigration, the airline canceled my flight. They offered to put me on the same flight the next day, but I needed to go home, so I booked another airline. The new airline tried to recover my bag and take it to my flight, but that was unsuccessful. Now the bag seems to have been lost in space. My laptop and other essentials were in my small palm that I kept going, but that reminded me again, NEVER CHECK BAG.

I don’t like to share too much personal information here, especially if it includes other family members, because the internet can be an unforgiving place. As you know, I was in Vancouver to dog sit my daughter’s little boxer, who is aging with mobility issues and all sorts of other struggles. As a result, Honeypug crossed the rainbow bridge three days before I flew home. I am so grateful to have been there not only to hug Honeypug but also to support my daughter. As it turns out, my daughter had to support me quite a bit because I really loved that old girl.

Living with a tiny wardrobe for three weeks made me rethink how many clothes I need. I’ve come across the same few pieces over and over, even in limited numbers. This makes me think of my style recipe and how often I buy items outside of it.

As a fashion blogger, I try on tons of clothes. It’s easy for me to fall for things I don’t like. When I add them to my wardrobe, they stay in my closet and are rarely worn. When I try to wear them, they feel inappropriate and I don’t feel like the best version of me.

I am not the woman I was two years ago and I want my style to reflect who I am today. I want to focus on how my wardrobe can reflect this change, so I’m going to start a series on simple ways to improve your style recipe. it will be for you and for me. I want to enter the fall season with a renewed understanding of how I want to look forward.

When we look good, we feel good, and it’s empowering.

outfit of the week

This week’s outfit is a transitional look for those of us who look forward to autumn but live with the heat. One of the best ways to do this is with color. This outfit consists of linen and linen blends, lightly woven mules, and a camel and dark chocolate handbag. The earrings and bracelet have an open feel that will span the seasons.

LINEN CARDIGAN / DEEP CHOCOLATE LINEN TANK / PULL-ON PANTS / LEATHER AND WIRE BAGS / WOVEN LAYERS / CAT GLASSES SUNGLASSES / EARRING / CHAIN ​​BRACELET

SHOPPING VIEW

Is your taste and style changing?

Thanks for reading and don’t forget to wear what makes you feel safe.