Happy Tuesday, loves! We are so excited to share this look (and our blog topic today)with you all because SO many of you all had been asking about kimonos, and how to wear them, so we finally tried it out, and let us just say: we will be wearing it on repeat! We love this floral kimono because you can pair it with a pair of denim shorts or white jeans, a simple cami, and some flats or heels, and you’re good to go! You can also throw it over a swimsuit for a day at the beach or pool. They are so lightweight and easy. 
We paired the kimono with this super cute blush chain bag (also comes in some neutral shades) and these blush loafers. These are so comfy, but we do recommend sizing up a half size because they run small. They also come in a ton of colors, but the blush just is a fun natural to switch it up!
Moving on from this outfit that we love, we wanted to share some things we have learned in our early twenties, and will probably continue to keep learning. Some of these sound so obvious, but when you think about your life this far, you will remember all the times you have probably already learned some of these.
Take Good Care Of Yourself And Your Health: Although we are both very healthy people, we have learned so much about our health, mentally and physically, this year. We have always been conscious about what we are eating, but we have become more careful, more than ever, about where the source of our food is coming from, what water we are drinking, etc. We have started to meditate every morning, take more time off of work, and attempt to slow down a little bit, and be present.
We are extremely type-A, so this can be challenging, but your health is more important than anything, so don’t take it for granted!
Don’t Care What Others Think: This is a tough one, and trust us, we struggle with it all of the time. It can be so easy to be concerned what every person thinks about anything in your life: your dating your life, your job, your clothing, etc. You have to do what works for you, not what works for everyone else. You are the one who ultimately needs to live with your decisions. Most people giving their opinions are unhappy with their own decisions.
Listen To Your Gut: As corny as it sounds, your gut always knows the right path for yourself. It may seem like the “wrong” choice in the beginning, but your gut knows. Your first instinct is usually the right one, so believe in yourself.
Stop Comparing Yourself To Others: Another tough one for us to follow through with. Competing with others will set you up for failure, and not in a good way. Everyone goes through life in their own path, and in their own time. You have to know that there is a certain path for you, and it may be different than everyone else’s. Stay in your own lane (as much as you can), and focus on what will make YOU feel successful and happy.
Things Don’t Work Out For A Reason: Like that old saying, “Doors close, so other ones can open”. It can be so hard in the initial moment of rejection to feel down about the situation, but it always turns out for the better. There is always a plan and reason for why things didn’t go the way you had planned them to go, it is just hard waiting for that realization to come.
Failure Can Be Good: We have all heard this one before, but really, it is so true. If you’re failing at something, it means you’re trying, which is a whole lot better than wishing something would happen, or not even attempting it. You have to go through failures to appreciate the successes in your life. They are not always fun, but they most definitely teach you some important lessons.
Set Realistic Expectations: Of course, you always want to set high goals for yourself, but if you set them too high, or unrealistic, you will be disappointed. Set expectations that are realistic, but also make you work hard to achieve them.
Try To Be Open-Minded: Life is full of unexpected opportunities and experiences, but if you’re not open to them, then you are setting yourself up to miss out on some potentially great times. This is something that we are both working on, as we can be pretty set in our ways, but honestly, we can both say, almost every time we have let our guard down, and have tried something new, we have had the best time. You will regret the things you didn’t do more than the things you do!
All of these accessories are from one of our favorite retailers, Sole Society. They have the best pieces from sunglasses, to shoes, to bags for traveling and everyday, all at a great price point! We honestly live in their stuff most of the time 😉 
{ Denim Shorts | Floral Kimono | Pink Suede Loafers | Pink Bag | Ivory Cami | Sunglasses | Curling Iron | Nail Color | Toe Polish | Necklace | BRACELETS: David Yurman Cable Bracelets here, here, and here and Cartier Love Bracelet | RINGS: David Yurman Ring here and here | WATCH: Michele Deco Watch }
In partnership with Sole Society.
Happy Friday! We have had quite the week. Wednesday was our birthday, so we had the best day celebrating in Mexico with our mom. We unfortunately got caught in some bad weather yesterday and today, so after trying to reschedule our flight yesterday, we ended up having to come back to the resort, and try to fly out today! Fingers crossed the weather clears up, and we can make it home! Speaking of traveling, 
We also paired it with these adorable, 
What we love about blush is that it is a great neutral, without being a typical tan or beige color. Also, it looks great with a tan!
Some of our other favorite blush accessories are 
These adorable blush accessories are all from
We paired the romper with 
And, now for our tips:
Y’all know how much we love sharing affordable accessories with you all, and that is why we LOVE
Happy Thursday! We are so excited to be talking about this topic with you all today because it is honestly been something we have been struggling with for a long time. You all already know that we are going through some health issues right now, and one of the main reasons behind our struggles is stress and anxiety. Before we get into that topic, we wanted to talk about these accessoriesfrom 
We paired them with 
Not going to lie, we are totally burnt out, and feeling the effects of it now on our health. We are not saying us being stressed is what made us this sick, but it has definitely contributed to it. There is a lot of guilt associated with not posting consistently, or taking a day off (gasp!). When we worked our corporate jobs, of course we had most weekends off, but now, there really isn’t a day off. Of course, we can take days off whenever we want, but we truly love what we do, so it makes it so much harder to do that. We want to be able to connect with you all, and taking one day off feels like we are slacking or not doing our job well.
Happy Friday!
Today, we are going to be talking about a more personal topic that we haven’t really talked about before: dealing with negative comments. It is a sensitive topic, and we don’t want to give that much attention to it because as you all know, it just is giving those negative people more attention, but we did want to share our tips on how we deal with it in hopes that it will help you all, too!
Now, about the main topic! We have all heard at one time or another that you can’t please everyone. Of course, we know that, but it is still a hard pill to swallow. At the end of the day, you just have to be yourself, and stay in your own lane, as tough as that can be. Honestly, when we both share stuff on Instagram and our blog, we aren’t thinking X amount of people are going to read this or make a judgment, etc. We are just sharing what we love, and 99% of the time, we get such sweet messages from you all, and such great feedback, which really makes our day!
There is always going to be negativity out there, even if it is overall positive, and we totally get that. It can be hard to let go of the negative comments, no matter what they are. The thing is, when you put yourself out there, especially on social media, you are going to have people making judgements about you, your life, and your family, and most of it isn’t even true.
We may not have the highest “likes” on our photos, or may not appeal to every person reading or seeing our instagram feeds or blog, and that is okay because we truly LOVE what we do, and love the people that truly support us and raise us up. It is sad that there are people out there that will go out of their way to write something negative about you, and actually feel “ok” doing so. We were always taught that if you have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything, and we think that definitely applies here.
Of course, we all can be “judgy” at different times, whether it is out of jealousy, anger, frustration, etc, but when you go out of your way to write something public about someone, that is a whole other level, especially when you’re making assumptions that are totally false.
The point of this post is not to get attention, or to get people to feel sorry, but we just wanted to say that even if it is behind a screen, people still have feelings, and we know we aren’t the only people that have felt this way before.
We wanted to share some of our tips with you all on how we deal with negativity:
On a more positive note, we wanted to thank ALL of you for your support and sweet messages. You really don’t know how much it makes our day to talk with you all. You all are the reason we love what we do, and we are so grateful!
We paired them with 
As far as closet organization tips, here are ours:
We got all of these spring accessories at 
