Summer Camp in Tuscany: The Retro Summer Aesthetic I'm Wearing in 2026 ☀️🍅 Think 1960s summer camp meets an Italian holiday. I'm obsessed with the combination of oversized striped button-downs, breezy shirt dresses, cropped linen culottes, fisherman sandals, vintage-inspired scarves,

Named for the era that figured out how to be both structured and relaxed at the same time. The palette runs warm — burnt sienna, chocolate, cream, sage — with periwinkle as the one cool interruption, which is exactly what mod dressing did. Dark against light. Matte against open-knit. Earth against

Create shape. Add dimension. Dress your height. If you have a rectangle body shape + you’re tall… styling advice can feel impossible because most guides ignore proportions and height. The goal isn’t to create curves—it’s to create definition, movement, and focal points. A few things I love for

Your body isn’t the problem. The clothes are. As a tall girl, finding pieces that fit your proportions AND flatter your shape can feel impossible sometimes. Most style advice forgets that taller bodies need different lengths, rises, inseams, sleeve lengths, and proportions too. This guide breaks

summer beach vacation outfits but make it earthy, vintage, and a little Havana-inspired ☀️🤎 Loving this mix of washed neutrals, worn leather textures, oversized silhouettes, and relaxed boho styling lately. The muted mustard tee + olive parachute pants + woven leather shoes feel very retro Havan

Long shorts > short shorts. Flowy over fitted. Always. This summer look is: • preppy x retro x boho • cotton + crochet textures • linen and relaxed barrel shapes • leather shoes + simple sandals Grounded in neutrals, softened with blues + yellows. A little masculine, finished wit

The right outfit for your body isn’t about rules—it’s about balance, proportion, and feeling good in what you’re wearing. Flatter your shape. Feel confident. Look effortless. Here’s a simple guide for dressing different body types: INVERTED TRIANGLE (Wider shoulders, narrower hips) • Wid

“I could go hiking…but I’m actually just grabbing coffee” energy It’s giving urban hike…with zero intention of touching a trail. Just going to Target 🙂 #fashionfinds #summerstyle #tallgirlfashion #outdoors #target Everything linked to my LTK page in my bio

Tall girl spring… but make it realistic 🌷 Because let’s be honest—March isn’t giving full spring yet. We’re in that in-between phase where it’s winter in the morning, spring by lunch, and randomly summer for an hour… so I’m slowly working spring colors into outfits without fully committing.

I started with the oversized reversible sherpa bomber and built the entire outfit around it. Once I committed to the volume on top, everything else had to balance it: • wide-leg plaid trousers for drama • a cropped tee to keep proportions clean • pointed Chelsea boots to narrow the leg line

Sometimes the reviews sell me harder than the product. I started with these wide-leg pleated trousers I grabbed on major sale (pretty sure they’re no longer available, sorry). A lot of the reviews complained that they “look like a skirt when you’re standing still,” and honestly… sold. That swi

What I wore today, tall edition. This outfit felt so well rounded from top to bottom. I started with a Loft black sheer polkadot button-down blouse, featuring velvet tie details at the neck and wrists—plenty of visual interest on its own. Layered over that is a fuzzy grey knit yarn sweater ves

What I purchased. I ordered this LOFT blazer because tall blazers are one of the hardest categories to get right — especially if you have long arms. I wanted something polished and elevated, but still wearable, and most importantly, something that actually comes in tall sizing. I went wit

When I first saw the Coach Tea Rose Mary Janes in leopard, I knew immediately they were a yes. As soon as they went on sale, it was add to cart and checkout — no hesitation. This is my third (or possibly fourth) pair of Coach shoes, and I keep coming back to the brand for the same reason: cons

What I wore to work, tall edition. I styled the Izzy barrel corduroy pants from Anthropologie with a sheer long-sleeve mesh top from Gap layered under a cropped cable knit cardigan (also Gap). The pants are intentionally oversized and cropped, which I love because they hit right at the ankle —

My Daily Tall Diary: What Fit My 6’3” Frame, What I Bought, & What’s Tempting Me Next 👗 What I Wore: Banana Republic trapeze plaid maxi-length shirt dress, and I genuinely love the fit. It’s fitted through the shoulders and arms, then flares away from the body — one of my favorite sil

My Daily Tall Diary: What Fit My 6’3” Frame, What I Bought, & What’s Tempting Me Next 👗 What I Wore: Carhartt beanie, American Tall snap-neck fleece, and American Tall quilted joggers with Cole Haan ZerøGrand booties. It got really cold for a few days and this was all I wanted to wear

My Daily Tall Diary: What Fit My 6’3” Frame, What I Bought, & What’s Tempting Me Next 👗 What I Wore: Paired a mock-neck, cropped, balloon-sleeve cable-knit sweater from H&M — purchased a few years ago. Honestly, it’s rare to find 100% cotton at H&M, and this sweater proves how

My Daily Tall Diary: What Fit My 6’3” Frame, What I Bought, & What’s Tempting Me Next 👗 What I Wore: I wore an Old Navy plaid flannel button-down — probably eight or nine years old — and it still looks fantastic. I layered an American Tall snap-neck pullover over it, paired with Old N

My Daily Tall Diary: What Fit My 6’3” Frame, What I Bought, & What’s Tempting Me Next 👗 What I Wore: I layered a sheer mock-neck pullover from GAP over a sweater vest from Amazon and paired it with wide-leg cropped jeans from Anthropologie. The jeans have a petticoat vibe, and I love