Lookbook

I’ve been sharing my monthly favorites nearly every month for the past 10+ years but only on video (IG, Tiktok, YouTube). I’ve never shared my favorites in a blog post but thought I would begin doing so in case you ever miss my monthly favorites video. These are all my favorite, most worn and most enjoyed products from the month. I love putting these lists together and sharing the best of the best with all of you! Here are my favorites from the month of February 2026.

I will forever be a knee high boot fan. Even more than ankle boots, I tend to gravitate towards knee high boots and how they can look so chic with a ton of different looks. And they are more versatile than ankle boots because they can be worn under jeans/trousers and look like an ankle boot and then also still be styled with short dresses and skirts too.

Wearing different patterns is a great way to add in some interest to your daily looks. However, mixing different patterns together in the same outfit is a high-value styling skill many find intimidating. It’s definitely something that takes some trial and error to figure out the best combinations. But if you own a ton of classic prints (stripes, florals, animal print, etc), it could be easier than you think. Learning the right way to mix patterns can instantly elevate outfits and make your outfits stand out even more. Today’s post is going to be a guide on how to mix different prints in an outfit in a way that looks chic and stylish.

Denim jackets never go out of style but this season there are so many updated shapes and silhouettes to choose from. Denim jackets are more structural making them a bit more of a statement piece rather than a jacket you throw on as you run out the door. There are so many chic styles to choose from so you can update your current denim jacket to a more elevated and polished option. Denim doesn’t have to mean casual especially with some of these shapes and silhouettes! 

I’ve always been someone who likes to invest in a “coat wardrobe” because it’s one of the easiest ways to instantly look pulled together with minimal effort. Keep the base outfit simple with a tee and jeans so you can let your jacket be the focal point. There are some really gorgeous spring jackets out there right now so I thought I would round up my favorite styles in today’s post.

Spring wedding season is in full swing and it can be hard to decide what to wear as a wedding guest. Should you choose something short, long, printed, solid, bright colors or neutral? There are so many options out there to choose from so I thought I would share some of my personal looks that would work for a spring wedding as well as other options that would suit a variety of venues and dress codes. When I think of spring wedding guest outfits, I immediately picture lightweight fabrics in soft colors.  Delicate details mixed with neutral accents perfectly embody a spring wedding guest look.

As someone who never used to wear jewelry, I realized how much my outfits were missing when getting dressed each morning. I began experimenting with simple pieces that I could wear with everyday looks and now love mixing my favorite bold statement pieces with dainty styles. Wearing jewelry is a great way to elevate your outfits but can make you look overdressed when worn with certain casual looks. It’s important to find the right balance of versatility, comfort, and personal style when deciding what jewelry looks best with casual wear. Not all jewelry styles work best for casual outfits so I am going to share a round up of jewelry options that you can comfortably wear every day.

There may still be snow on the ground but I am already thinking about spring outfits! I always like shopping a season ahead so I can plan out the things I want to add to pieces I already own. I find that I am more thoughtful and intentional with my shopping when I order a few months prior to the next season. Here are some pieces I’ve already ordered for spring!

There are tons of great sales happening this weekend as well as many of my recent looks included!

As someone who has a slightly dressier sense of style, comfortable and casual footwear can be challenging. I want to be comfortable but still look polished and put together.