Post by Amy Kuras
I'm a huge fan of the "mom uniform." You know the one ... jeans, a comfy knit shirt, and boots in the winter and a tee, knit skirt, and hippie-looking sandals in the summer. Comfy, doesn't take a lot of fuss to throw together, and appropriate for days that can include business calls, working at the coffeehouse, chasing the kids at the park, and schlepping them to their activities. However, it's just a little ... or a lot ... boring. I know accessories are a great way to spice up the basics that make up most of my wardrobe, but how to use them in a way that's not going to get in my way or make it look like I'm trying too hard is a huge issue for my fashion-challenged self. Enter Sarah James, of Whoorl fame (and star of a new CafeMomStudios video series); in this video, she explains how accessories can take a the standard mom uniform from yawn to yowza. I cannot over-emphasize how helpful this video is ... read on for tips and to check it out!![]()
I'm a huge fan of the "mom uniform." You know the one ... jeans, a comfy knit shirt, and boots in the winter and a tee, knit skirt, and hippie-looking sandals in the summer. Comfy, doesn't take a lot of fuss to throw together, and appropriate for days that can include business calls, working at the coffeehouse, chasing the kids at the park, and schlepping them to their activities. However, it's just a little ... or a lot ... boring. I know accessories are a great way to spice up the basics that make up most of my wardrobe, but how to use them in a way that's not going to get in my way or make it look like I'm trying too hard is a huge issue for my fashion-challenged self. Enter Sarah James, of Whoorl fame (and star of a new CafeMomStudios video series); in this video, she explains how accessories can take a the standard mom uniform from yawn to yowza. I cannot over-emphasize how helpful this video is ... read on for tips and to check it out!