Learning to love your body isn’t a linear journey Learning to love your body isn’t a linear journey and it often doesn’t have a clear and definitive end. I’ve worked for the better part of a decade on my relationship with my body. I’ve done a lot of work. I’ve honored her, encouraged her, I’ve chosen to see her as good. It’s been an intentional journey to really break down and know my body is good, just as it it. 

But just when I think I have evolved past being critical of myself I go to try on swimsuits and boom I’m back. This past weekend I went to try on swimsuits. It was a last minute decision and I just popped in a store. I talked to an associate and realized she was picking things and putting them into a fitting room for me. I could feel my pulse starting to race. Initially I was frustrated with myself for feeling insecure about trying on suits but then I remembered that this is a journey. I politely told the sales associate that I just didn’t think I was ready to try on. In the kindest way she said, it’s fine, I’ll mark some things down and when you feel ready just come back. 

I’m telling you this story because sometimes it’s easy to look at people who share their lives online and think they some how have mastered living themselves in a way that you can never achieve. The truth is that for many people it’s something we still struggle with from time to time.

Just remind yourself that like most things in life there is no medal for being the most secure person in the room. Give yourself grace and just repeat after me, my body is good just as it is.
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First, try things. You are going to be stuck if you always go with a comfortable formula. 

Second, if YOU think YOU look good then go with it. You don’t need someone else seal of approval.
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Boutique Profile, Dressing Tips, Plus, Shopping, Sponsored, Style · September 30, 2020

4 Ways to Style Black and White Pants

{This post is sponsored by Perfectly Priscilla Boutique}

It’s the end of September and I wanted to wrap up the month showing you 4 ways to style black and white pants.

In the past I have talked about the importance of knowing an item will fit into your existing wardrobe before purchasing it. There is no point to getting things if they won’t work with what you already own. Although I love pattern, texture and color I was a little nervous about these black and white striped pants when I saw them on the Perfectly Priscilla website.

Perfectly Priscilla Boutique black and white striped flares

I liked them but I didn’t know how I would utilize them with what I already owned…. So I went shopping in my closet!

Tee and a Cardigan

This was the first outfit I picked. I always keep tees on hand for casual outfits and the cardigan was perfect for fall. I love this combination and I think out of the four outfits this is my favorite.

Tiffany in Perfectly Priscilla black and white flare pants
Tiffany in Perfectly Priscilla black and white flare pants

Mixing Pattern

When I buy anything with a pattern the first thing I know I am going to do is try to mix it with another pattern. I grabbed this top that I have been planning to use for some Christmas content and thought it would be a fun mix.

Tiffany in Perfectly Priscilla black and white flare pants
Tiffany in Perfectly Priscilla black and white flare pants

Oversized Sweater

Fall and winter are the time to pull out those warm sweaters. I chose this one because the one shoulder gave me a boho vibe I was getting from the pants. I also loved that it was fitted at the waist.

Tiffany in Perfectly Priscilla black and white flare pants
Tiffany in Perfectly Priscilla black and white flare pants

Moto Jacket and Vintage Tee

Vintage tees are a good thing to have on hand if you want to take a dressy outfit and give it a little edge. This outfit would be perfect for date night or a grabbing drinks with your friends.

No matter how you choose to style an outfit there will always be options in your existing wardrobe. Make sure to check your closet before purchasing something you may already have. Also, remember to have fun! Fashion isn’t about rules, it’s about wearing things that you like!

XO,

Tiffany

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I'm Tiffany. Although some of my favorite people call me Tippy. My favorite color is pattern. Seriously, I've never met a pattern I didn't like. My style is as bold as my personality and you should never trust my hair color. I am all about size inclusive style on a Nordstrom Sale budget.
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Learning to love your body isn’t a linear journey Learning to love your body isn’t a linear journey and it often doesn’t have a clear and definitive end. I’ve worked for the better part of a decade on my relationship with my body. I’ve done a lot of work. I’ve honored her, encouraged her, I’ve chosen to see her as good. It’s been an intentional journey to really break down and know my body is good, just as it it. 

But just when I think I have evolved past being critical of myself I go to try on swimsuits and boom I’m back. This past weekend I went to try on swimsuits. It was a last minute decision and I just popped in a store. I talked to an associate and realized she was picking things and putting them into a fitting room for me. I could feel my pulse starting to race. Initially I was frustrated with myself for feeling insecure about trying on suits but then I remembered that this is a journey. I politely told the sales associate that I just didn’t think I was ready to try on. In the kindest way she said, it’s fine, I’ll mark some things down and when you feel ready just come back. 

I’m telling you this story because sometimes it’s easy to look at people who share their lives online and think they some how have mastered living themselves in a way that you can never achieve. The truth is that for many people it’s something we still struggle with from time to time.

Just remind yourself that like most things in life there is no medal for being the most secure person in the room. Give yourself grace and just repeat after me, my body is good just as it is.
Why this outfit works. #fashion #style Why this outfit works. #fashion #style
Give a man a beer and he can drink for an hour. Gi Give a man a beer and he can drink for an hour. Give a man three beers and he will make TikTok’s with you in your living room. #marriage
23 years. Not bad for my first marriage. #anniver 23 years. Not bad for my first marriage. 
#anniversary #marriage #piscesarieslove
Why this outfit works. Episode 2. My personal dres Why this outfit works. Episode 2. My personal dressing theory is two fold. 

First, try things. You are going to be stuck if you always go with a comfortable formula. 

Second, if YOU think YOU look good then go with it. You don’t need someone else seal of approval.
Friday. Friday.
Bejeweled 🍒 💎 #pizaz @whitneypalmer701 Bejeweled 🍒 💎 #pizaz @whitneypalmer701
Rules stifle creativity every time. Personal style Rules stifle creativity every time. Personal style is about trying new things and to be honest it’s about getting things wrong now and then. What do you think?  Are you pro color palette or pro trying anything?

P.S. peep @caleb.blaine in the background
Trends I’m here for? Chunky necklaces. #spring #t Trends I’m here for?  Chunky necklaces. #spring #trends #trending #goldenlily @shopgoldenlily
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