Spring dresses are my absolute favorite. After a long winter they just seem so fresh and I’m always excited to wear them when the weather permits. I got this one last week and couldn’t wait to put it on…. but that may be because most days I’m in workout clothes now #momlife.

Over the weekend I celebrated baby girl again at my work baby shower. This one was extra special because it was a double shower with my friend Michelle. She’s having a baby girl too! Of course I wanted to wear something pink and found this dress I loved.

It’s so crazy that another month has just flown by. August was pretty mellow for us which was a nice break after a few busy months. I kept it pretty casual and low maintenance this month and I wanted to share in case you’ve missed any on instagram. As usual you can click on the product images below to shop anything in the pictures.

Ughhh… Monday. No matter how much you do or don’t sleep on Sunday nights, it’s a brutal wake up call come Monday’s alarm. The only thing that makes it easier (for me, at least) is when I have a cute outfit ready layed out ready to put on. This dress definitely falls into that category and it’s so versatile. I wanted to wear it with over-the-knee boots, but I thought that was jumping the gun a bit. Typically I save more “fall” items for October because it’s still so hot out.

A striped off the shoulder romper?! Say no more, I’m all over it. It was love at first sight from the moment I spotted this beauty and it’s safe to say it will be in heavy rotation for the rest of the summer. And in southern California that will last through mid-October earliest.

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We’re in the middle of another summer heat wave and I’ve been trying to keep my style low-maintenance lately. That means lots of light pieces and this floral maxi dress is perfect for beating the heat. I’ve been on board with the off-the-shoulder trend for a few seasons but I think this one is my first OTS maxi dress. I love how feminine it is and that it looks much more lux than it’s $28 price tag. I mean, that’s less than it costs to fill my car up with gas.