an honest documentation of leaving behind the hustle in pursuit of a slower, simpler, and more meaningful existence. Rediscovering life’s beauty alongside my fiancé Calin Charles within the walls of our 1912 apartment.
@@CateKittlitz there are lots of materials and types of pants for camping near a fire other than jeans or leggings. You do you though! Cannot imagine helping set up a campsite in jeans
I am, my hips are more than 10" greater than my chest, and my waist is only 5" smaller than my chest. If we are including shoulders in that, as some body-typers do, my hips are again more than 10" greater than my shoulders.
just like the “unexpected pop of red” rule, juxtaposition adds something new, something unexpected to an otherwise simple outfit. in this look, I paired something with soft lines & a floral pattern with a dark leather jacket, which brought some edge, making this look more appropriate for date night and breathing something different into this outfit. tbh it’s not my usual style, but I used this fashion principle to fill a gap in my closet. I wanted to wear this dress to an event but the weather was not on my side, and I really love how it turned out. by the way my names Cate, and I share frugal & sustainable style tips, making my wardrobe work for me on my limited budget. what’s your favourite way to add something unexpected to a look?
why linen is a great fabric to wear in the summer: * breathability: linen allows air to flow easily, keeping you cool and comfortable. * moisture-wicking: it absorbs moisture & dries quickly, helping to keep you dry in hot weather. * lightweight: linen is a light fabric, which makes it perfect for summer clothing. * durability: despite its lightness, linen is a strong & durable fabric that can withstand frequent wear and washing. * hypoallergenic: linen is naturally hypoallergenic and gentle on sensitive skin. * eco-friendly: linen is made from flax plants, which require less water and pesticides to grow compared to other crops like cotton. * low maintenance: it doesn’t require much care and often looks best with its natural wrinkles, adding to its casual, laid-back look. * biodegradable: this makes it a sustainable choice. before you bring it up, yes there are downsides: * wrinkling: this fabric wrinkles easily, which can give it a less polished appearance * cost: high-quality linen is one of the more expensive fabrics * care requirements: it requires careful washing and ironing to maintain its appearance and longevity
