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A content planning strategy should support your life and business, not compete with them. If your plan feels doable, you’re far more likely to show up consistently — and consistency is what actually builds trust and visibility.

I broke down exactly how I’m approaching content planning for 2026 on the blog, including:
• Why consistency matters more than doing everything
• How many platforms you really need
• Why weekly planning works better than daily scrambling

Save this post if you’re rethinking your strategy this year, and head to the blog to read the full breakdown.
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@fashivly I vote you need the pair you were talking about on TikTok. Best sneakers I own!!
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Cold weather, less sun, and fewer outdoor plans make January ideal for treatments that require downtime and sun avoidance. If you’ve been thinking about introducing retinol, doing laser treatments, or booking a chemical peel, this is your window.

The biggest hurdle with treatments like IPL, Morpheus8, and peels isn’t the treatment itself... it’s protecting your skin while it heals. Post-Christmas and pre-summer gives your skin the time it actually needs to recover, reset, and show results.

What I’m doing this January 👇
• IPL for sun spots and veins on my cheeks and chin
• My third round of Morpheus8 on my neck and marionette lines
• A VI Peel to finish out the month strong

I planned to start a retinol this month, but since I stacked treatments, I’m easing in slowly starting with my chest and the backs of my hands (more on that later).

January skin care isn’t about drastic changes. It’s about smart timing, intention, and setting your skin up for the rest of the year.

If “a little refresh” has been on your wishlist, now really is the time. 💆‍♀️✨
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Fashion, Style · October 6, 2019

Recapping New Orleans Fashion Week

Every day is a fashion show and the world is your runway. – Coco Chanel

It’s exciting that we have a Fashion Week in New Orleans. I know when we think of Fashion Week you immediately think of New York but there are fashion designers all over the country and it’s an incredible opportunity to highlight the fashion industry in New Orleans.

You can catch up on the whole week in this six minute video…

Fashion is artistic expression. Fashion shows are walking art exhibits.

Fashion shows are an opportunity for a designer to showcase their upcoming line. Typically these shows are attended by buyers and media to gain exposure to the brand and potentially be picked up by a storefront. While New York and Paris Fashion Week are the most influential, other Fashion Weeks have been popping up all over the country for years to gain exposure for local designers.

Tracee Dundas started New Orleans Fashion Week 9 years ago with the goal to highlight designers and artisans in the local New Orleans area. She works tirelessly to put on this seven day event.

This year I was able to attend five out of the seven events. It was very inspirational to be surrounded by so much creative energy and I wanted to share it all with you.

Grand Glam: The Artistry of Carnival Fashion

This event was to highlight the incredible artistry that goes into creating costumes for Mardi Gras. Something unique about New Orleans is that there is an entire section of the fashion industry that is constantly creating outfits and costumes for our Carnival Royalty and krewes. Take a look at this video for more.

Shoesday Tuesday

Hosted by Canal Place and dedicated to all things SHOES! This was such a fun event for networking and the show was interactive. Models moved throughout the crowd and you could get a firsthand look at everything they were displaying. We were also treated to a fun pop up show by Afri Modiste on the second floor at the Salon Gallery which is a part of the New Orleans Arts Council.

ORLÉANS originale X ORLEANS nouvelle

Hosted by Degas House this event allowed New Orleans Fashion Week to partner with our sister city in France. Two designers, Martial Tapolo and Soleo, from Orleans, France were able to attend along with their Deputy Mayor, Beatrice Odunlami. Beautiful French Fashion were on the agenda for the evening!

Top Designer Challenge

This is always one of my favorite nights. The top designer challenge is for up and coming local designers who have never had the opportunity to have a fashion show before. Many of these designers are right out of school. This is an amazing opportunity for these designers. Also, I want to give a huge thank you to designer Nia for her body positive, all curvy girl, show! It was inspirational and I loved it all. You can follow her here. She’s going to do big things!

Runway Shows

I was only able to attend the runway shows on Friday night but it was a great night. My friend Cara Bennett debuted her second line for MoveMe Fit. I also got to see one of my new favorites, Sparkle City, and my night was made when I was introduced to Cookie Dubois Clothing!

What I Wore

I had a fashion “plan” a few weeks before NOFW. I knew I wanted to wear my purple striped dress from Mallie in Covington with sneakers. Unexpected outfits were the BURU top with navy sequin skirt that I literally put on at the last moment. My Anna Sui from Target dress was also a last minute decision because it came in the mail the day before. My favorite look was the gunmetal rhinestone top and accessories from the Villa in Mandeville and the gold Anthropologie skirt. I felt like the sun and the stars in that look!

I loved feeling fun and funky and every look was definitely uniquely mine.

Til’ next year NOFW… XO

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Most content burnout doesn’t come from lack of mot Most content burnout doesn’t come from lack of motivation.
It comes from unrealistic planning.

A content planning strategy should support your life and business, not compete with them. If your plan feels doable, you’re far more likely to show up consistently — and consistency is what actually builds trust and visibility.

I broke down exactly how I’m approaching content planning for 2026 on the blog, including:
• Why consistency matters more than doing everything
• How many platforms you really need
• Why weekly planning works better than daily scrambling

Save this post if you’re rethinking your strategy this year, and head to the blog to read the full breakdown.
My @nike Cortez Bubblegum Pink sneakers are a pair My @nike Cortez Bubblegum Pink sneakers are a pair of shoes that I consider essential. They are on rotation more than any other sneaker I have in my closet and I would venture to say more than most of my other shoes. They are the perfect profile for pants, dresses and shorts. I love how cute they are with socks too. 

@fashivly I vote you need the pair you were talking about on TikTok. Best sneakers I own!!
Let’s talk about January, and why it’s the perfect Let’s talk about January, and why it’s the perfect time to tweak your skin.

Cold weather, less sun, and fewer outdoor plans make January ideal for treatments that require downtime and sun avoidance. If you’ve been thinking about introducing retinol, doing laser treatments, or booking a chemical peel, this is your window.

The biggest hurdle with treatments like IPL, Morpheus8, and peels isn’t the treatment itself... it’s protecting your skin while it heals. Post-Christmas and pre-summer gives your skin the time it actually needs to recover, reset, and show results.

What I’m doing this January 👇
• IPL for sun spots and veins on my cheeks and chin
• My third round of Morpheus8 on my neck and marionette lines
• A VI Peel to finish out the month strong

I planned to start a retinol this month, but since I stacked treatments, I’m easing in slowly starting with my chest and the backs of my hands (more on that later).

January skin care isn’t about drastic changes. It’s about smart timing, intention, and setting your skin up for the rest of the year.

If “a little refresh” has been on your wishlist, now really is the time. 💆‍♀️✨
It’s Monday!! Second week of the new year. Style x It’s Monday!! Second week of the new year. Style x Strategy is in your inbox. If you aren’t on the list sign up at the link in my bio.  It’s a great week to have a great week.
My ideas have ideas. #mardigras #costumeseason #dr My ideas have ideas. #mardigras #costumeseason #dressup
This week we hopped right back into our routine th This week we hopped right back into our routine this week with Paxton’s last basketball game of his Junior High season.  He asked us to hire @cadecaptures.1 to take some pics and I am so incredibly glad we did. Cade is a student photographer who will come to your student athletes game and take pics of them playing. He’s a great kid and immensely talented and I had the pictures back in two days. If you are looking for a way to capture some images of your student athlete send Cade a DM. We will definitely be hiring him again next season. #studentathlete #basketball #juniorhighbasketball #northshore #mandeville
You can still read the drink menu in dry January, You can still read the drink menu in dry January, right?  #bff #workhusband #bookclub
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First OOTD of January and one of my very favorite First OOTD of January and one of my very favorite outfit combos. When it works, it works. #ootd #fashion #style
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