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In 2026 it is easy to feel like breast cancer is a beatable disease. And a lot of the time it is. But we have to be careful not to let that thinking make us forget that people are still dying from it. This past year our friend group has felt her absence in ways that are hard to put into words.

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Here is my take. Hashtags are still live on Instagram and they are still one of the main ways people search through the platform. Until Instagram tells us they are done I am going to keep using them, intentionally.

What has changed is how you should be using them.

Instagram has officially capped hashtags at 5 per post. Instagram made this change deliberately because stuffing 20 to 30 generic tags into every post was not serving anyone. Hashtags are no longer a reach tool. They are a clarity tool that helps the algorithm understand what your content is about.

5 intentional hashtags beat 30 random ones every single time.

Here is how to pick yours:

-Think about your niche, your audience, and your location
-Think about what someone would actually search — not what you would call your post
-A clown costume post might use #halloweencostume or #cosplay instead of #clowncostume because that is what someone searching for inspiration is actually typing

One more thing most people are missing. Instagram is leaning heavily into SEO and keyword search now. The words in your caption are doing work that hashtags used to do. Write descriptively and use natural language your audience would actually search. The algorithm is reading your words so give it something to work with.

Save this before you write your next post.
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Dressing Tips, Fashion, Shopping, Style · September 22, 2020

Clothing Rental Subscription Services to Refresh Your Wardrobe

Clothing rental isn’t a new concept. We have all seen the success of Rent The Runway. The new concept is existing retailers allowing you to rent their current collections for a monthly fee. Places like Eloquii, Banana Republic and New York and Company just to name a few.

If you asked me what I was shocked to see available in the fall of 2020 it would be how many retailers are offering their current clothing for rent. These business models were in the works pre pandemic but now with many of us working from home, not attending a lot of events and cutting back on outings in general we all need less clothes. Which means less sales for clothing retailers.

The concept of renting clothes isn’t just one to boost their sales. This opens up your wallet and your closet for so much more. For a minimal monthly fee you can have access to their expansive cloests without adding to yours. Have you always wanted to cretea casule wardrobe? This may be your chance.

I decided I was going to try as many of them as I could over the last few months. I haven’t been able to try them all but here are the ones I have…

Gwynnie Bee

Cost: $49 to $199 a month

Details: 1/2/3/5/7/10 items out at a time / unlimited exchanges

Items: Shirts & blouses, dresses, denim & pants, cardigans & sweaters, jackets & outwear, skirts

Sizing: Regular and Plus

My thoughts: This was probably my favorite box. Everything came fast and all in one box. As soon as I received it they sent me an email outlining how much it would be to purchase items in the box. Cancelling the box was also simple and I was able to do it in their system online. I cancelled before returning my items and just put the outstanding items I had in the mail.

Tiffany in Gwynnie Bee Skirt - Clothing Rental Subscription Services to Refresh Your Wardrobe

Eloquii Unlimited

Cost: $85 a month

Details: 4 items out at a time / unlimited returns

Items: Dresses, tops, bottoms, jackets

Sizing: Plus

My thoughts: I love Eloquii clothes but don’t usually spend the money on them because I don’t have a job in an office and especially now I don’t have a lot of fancy events to go to. I love that this gave me the option to get things I wanted and may only wear once and then I could return and try something new.

One thing I didn’t like was the fact that I had to call the company to cancel the subscription.

Tiffany in Eloquii Unlimited Green and black striped dress

NY&Co Closet – Unlimited Access

Cost: $50 a month

Details: 3 items at a time / unlimited exchanges

Items: Workwear, athletic wear, tops, bottoms, dresses

Sizing: regular

My thoughts: I was the most disappointed with this subscription. They advertised that plus size clothes were available in the box and when I created an account I realized that there were extremely limited items in plus. To be totally honest with you there were three things I could have chosen from. Not at all worth it in my book.

The bigger issue was the fact that I could not just cancel online. I had to call the company to cancel.

Rent the Runway

Cost: $69 to $159 a month

Details: 4 items – 1 swap / 8 items – 2 swaps / unlimited items – unlimited swaps

Items: Everything! Literally active wear to gowns. Accessories and more.

Sizing: regular and plus

My thoughts: I have not used their membership service but I have rented dressed from them in the past. They are very quick to ship and to receive returns. If anything is not correct with your order they are going to make it right quickly.

Banana Republic Style Passport

Cost: $85 a month

Details: 3 pieces / unlimited returns

Items: Tops, bottoms, dresses and jackets

Sizing: 0-14 and XS-XL

My Thoughts: They are offering a wide variety of items and have pages and pages of stock. It looks like it would be easy to stock their closet minimum of 20 items at a time.

NUULY

Cost: $88 a month

Details: 6 items at a time / Unlimited returns

Items: Tops, bottoms, jumpsuits, coats, jackets, dresses, jeans, shorts, etc…

Sizing: Regular and Plus

My Thoughts: If I was to sign up for another box this would be it. There are lots of items and a variety of brands. Just like Gwynnie Bee you aren’t just getting one brands clothing. You can shop from Free People to Cynthia Rowley and hundreds of other brands.

Express

Cost: $59 a month

Details: 3 items at a time / unlimited returns

Items: Dresses, tops, bottoms

Sizing: Regular

There will be new subscriptions becoming available soon. Like with any trend once brands get wind of this they are all going to jump on board. It is a great way to maximize your wardrobe without maximizing your budget.

XO,

Tiffany

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Football season is done. I never even got to wear Football season is done. I never even got to wear one of my fall football outfits so just wait for basketball season. 

I’ve gotten used to this blue and green but next year we move to red and black. What do you do when your kids school colors aren’t in your color palette???
OOTD from the @oldnavy x @altuzarra collab. OOTD from the @oldnavy x @altuzarra collab.
Last year I lost a friend to breast cancer. In 20 Last year I lost a friend to breast cancer.

In 2026 it is easy to feel like breast cancer is a beatable disease. And a lot of the time it is. But we have to be careful not to let that thinking make us forget that people are still dying from it. This past year our friend group has felt her absence in ways that are hard to put into words.

I am a busy person, and I do not always prioritize my health the way I should but this summer I booked my mammogram and I made sure not to reschedule it.

It is never a fun experience. But St. Tammany Women’s Pavilion does a beautiful job; the atmosphere is calm, the robes are warm, and they make something uncomfortable feel a little more manageable.

If you take one thing from this post let it be this.  Get checked. Make early detection a priority. If your provider is recommending a preventative screening, then get it done. Your health is your wealth. Not just because you want to live a long life but because you want the quality of that life to be worth living. Early detection saves lives.

Book the appointment.
Every time I bring up hashtags someone tells me th Every time I bring up hashtags someone tells me they do not work anymore.

Here is my take. Hashtags are still live on Instagram and they are still one of the main ways people search through the platform. Until Instagram tells us they are done I am going to keep using them, intentionally.

What has changed is how you should be using them.

Instagram has officially capped hashtags at 5 per post. Instagram made this change deliberately because stuffing 20 to 30 generic tags into every post was not serving anyone. Hashtags are no longer a reach tool. They are a clarity tool that helps the algorithm understand what your content is about.

5 intentional hashtags beat 30 random ones every single time.

Here is how to pick yours:

-Think about your niche, your audience, and your location
-Think about what someone would actually search — not what you would call your post
-A clown costume post might use #halloweencostume or #cosplay instead of #clowncostume because that is what someone searching for inspiration is actually typing

One more thing most people are missing. Instagram is leaning heavily into SEO and keyword search now. The words in your caption are doing work that hashtags used to do. Write descriptively and use natural language your audience would actually search. The algorithm is reading your words so give it something to work with.

Save this before you write your next post.
More digital strategy every Tuesday — follow along so you do not miss it.
As I’m planning out this years Halloween photo sho As I’m planning out this years Halloween photo shoot I had to circle back to this gem. I think this year will top it. I think 🤔 #halloween #costume #crystalball #cosplay #spookyseason👻
@tiffanitrancalix throws the best parties… #90snig @tiffanitrancalix throws the best parties… #90snight #justagirl
We’ve never met a theme we didn’t like. #october # We’ve never met a theme we didn’t like. #october #costumeseason #90snight
@blaumshavemorefun sent me this reel from @_memoir @blaumshavemorefun sent me this reel from @_memoirsofatraveler and I have never found a better description of my life. Every night out dancing ends with a PT appointment with @therapeuticbydesignpt the next week.  These knees are not 22 anymore.
The truth is I’m in a better mood when I like my o The truth is I’m in a better mood when I like my outfit #mirrorselfie
Gift guides are one of the most powerful tools a c Gift guides are one of the most powerful tools a creator has during the holiday season — and most people are not using them.

This is part one of two. Today we are talking about gift guides for creators. Next Tuesday we are talking about gift guides for retail businesses and small business owners. Save both.

Here is what a well built gift guide actually does for you as a creator:

	•	Drives affiliate revenue through platforms like LTK, ShopMy, Amazon Associates, Collective Voice, Mavely, and Howl
	•	Lives on your blog with its own URL so you own it and it keeps working long after the holidays
	•	Gives you content to distribute across every platform including two Pinterest pins per guide — one to your LTK post and one to your blog
	•	Opens the door to add gift guides as a bonus deliverable in brand collab pitches — and yes, services count too

Start by planning your categories. Gifts for her. Gifts under $50. Stocking stuffers. The more specific the guide the more useful it is — and useful content gets saved and shared.

The creators who win the holiday season start building now.

Save this and start planning your first guide this week.
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