Lisa Hochstein’s White Button Down Dress on Instastories

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According to Instagram Lisa Hochstein has evidently been trying to get in all of her white before Labor Day (although we definitely still condone wearing it afterwards, especially in Miami), most recently with this white button down dress. Which is super cute just like her daughter Elle, so we definitely have high hopes that as a result of this post it’ll sell. 

Fashionably,

Faryn

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Photo: @LisaHochstein

Originally posted at: Lisa Hochstein’s White Button Down Dress

After several months trodding and tearing up your feet in sandals, I think we can all agree that our feet need a little bit of extra TLC. From running around in gritty sand to 5-mile-long hikes in the wilderness, our feet take a lot of abuse in the summer — more abuse than a single pedicure can fix. And with the end of the summer weeks away, there’s no time to waste in a salon. For that reason, we have some of the best foot masks on deck to make our self-care sesh a lot more convenient, but equally effective. They’re easy to throw in your carry-on, so you can even take them on vacation with you.

Like hand masks, foot mittens aren’t exactly necessary. You can always slather your skin in Vaseline or some other heavy ointment when flaking and ash become an issue. It’s also way more affordable than investing in a special treatment. But that’s just it: they’re not special. And as far as we’re concerned, you deserve special things…like a nourishing foot mask that forces you to put your feet up and stay hydrated from head-to-toe, literally.

There are peels that take days to kick in, but ultimately shed skin beyond belief. You’ll feel like a snake. The foot peels are so effective that you’re going to want to wear socks for a few days—trust us, it’ll mean less mess and be less gross that way. If you want something a little less intense, there’s heavy-duty lotions that work best with overnight use. Ahead are options for both.

Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Aliver and Target are STYLECASTER sponsors, however, all products in this article were independently selected by our editors. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

Courtesy of ALIVER.

Lavender Foot Mask

Our feet might be one of the most under-appreciated parts of our bodies. Give your feet their own self-care moment with this lavender foot mask set. You leave the mask on for 50-90 minutes and then wait 5-7 for the magic peeling to happen. You’ll be able to slide across the floor Risky Business-style with your newly smooth feet.

Buy: Foot Peel Mask 3 Pack $9.99

Amazon.

TikTok-Famous Foot Peel

This Amazon top-seller has long held cult-favorite status for its ability to literally strip the foot of every and any flake. The magic sauce is a mix of 17 botanicals—all naturally-derived—that work over a period of days to shed the skin.

Buy: Baby Foot – Original Foot Peel Exfoliator $25

Tony Moly.

K-Beauty Pick

Like the Baby Foot Peel, this K-beauty, liquid-based mask uses vegetable ingredients to remove keratin, flakes and dryness after 7 days of use.

Patchology.

Chemical Peel Option

Proof that chemical acids aren’t just for the face, this next-level foot mask includes a mix of AHAs and BHAs that work together to exfoliate both top and deep layers of the skin.

Karuna.

2-in-1 Foot Mask

A face mask and serum, but for your feet. This option also includes an AHA blend for gentle exfoliation—aka getting rid of flakes—and floral extracts for smoothing.

Buy: Karuna Exfoliating+ Foot Mask $38

Courtesy of Sephora.

Budget-Friendly Foot Mask

Affordable and effective? We can’t think of a better combo. The coconut in this footie will soothe dryness and nourish your skin.

LUSH Cosmetics.

Clay Foot Mask

If like us, you’re obsessed with the purifying properties of kaolin clay, this all-natural, part-pumice foot mask is definitely for you. It also contains a gang of other nourishing food-grade ingredients, including papaya, lemon juice and tomato.

Kocostar.

 Botanical-Packed Mask

Besides the super-sized mix of 33 botanical extracts that’ll go to work on your poor, tired feet, the mint scent makes for an ideal pick-me-up too.

Buy: Kocostar Foot Therapy $10

Sol de Janiero.

Coolest Foot Mask

Complete with a smoothing board for minimizing stubborn calluses, this cream is infused with coconut oil, acai and cupuaçu butter, a water-soluble Brazilian super fruit, that makes application non-slippery.

ThisWorks.

Soothing Rescue Balm

In addition to lemon and lavender for light exfoliation and treating irritation, the cotton thistle—another deeply-penetrating moisturizer—also disguises odor.

Buy: thisworks perfect heels rescue balm $26

Sally Hansen.

Super Moisturizing Mask

Want relief for your dry feet? Reach for this single-use mask. Infused with nut butters and Vitamin E, this mask will chase away dry skin.

This story was originally published in 2019.

After several months trodding and tearing up your feet in sandals, I think we can all agree that our feet need a little bit of extra TLC. From running around in gritty sand to 5-mile-long hikes in the wilderness, our feet take a lot of abuse in the summer — more abuse than a single pedicure can fix. And with the end of the summer weeks away, there’s no time to waste in a salon. For that reason, we have some of the best foot masks on deck to make our self-care sesh a lot more convenient, but equally effective. They’re easy to throw in your carry-on, so you can even take them on vacation with you.

Like hand masks, foot mittens aren’t exactly necessary. You can always slather your skin in Vaseline or some other heavy ointment when flaking and ash become an issue. It’s also way more affordable than investing in a special treatment. But that’s just it: they’re not special. And as far as we’re concerned, you deserve special things…like a nourishing foot mask that forces you to put your feet up and stay hydrated from head-to-toe, literally.

There are peels that take days to kick in, but ultimately shed skin beyond belief. You’ll feel like a snake. The foot peels are so effective that you’re going to want to wear socks for a few days—trust us, it’ll mean less mess and be less gross that way. If you want something a little less intense, there’s heavy-duty lotions that work best with overnight use. Ahead are options for both.

Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Aliver and Target are STYLECASTER sponsors, however, all products in this article were independently selected by our editors. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

Courtesy of ALIVER.

Lavender Foot Mask

Our feet might be one of the most under-appreciated parts of our bodies. Give your feet their own self-care moment with this lavender foot mask set. You leave the mask on for 50-90 minutes and then wait 5-7 for the magic peeling to happen. You’ll be able to slide across the floor Risky Business-style with your newly smooth feet.

Buy: Foot Peel Mask 3 Pack $9.99

Amazon.

TikTok-Famous Foot Peel

This Amazon top-seller has long held cult-favorite status for its ability to literally strip the foot of every and any flake. The magic sauce is a mix of 17 botanicals—all naturally-derived—that work over a period of days to shed the skin.

Buy: Baby Foot – Original Foot Peel Exfoliator $25

Tony Moly.

K-Beauty Pick

Like the Baby Foot Peel, this K-beauty, liquid-based mask uses vegetable ingredients to remove keratin, flakes and dryness after 7 days of use.

Patchology.

Chemical Peel Option

Proof that chemical acids aren’t just for the face, this next-level foot mask includes a mix of AHAs and BHAs that work together to exfoliate both top and deep layers of the skin.

Karuna.

2-in-1 Foot Mask

A face mask and serum, but for your feet. This option also includes an AHA blend for gentle exfoliation—aka getting rid of flakes—and floral extracts for smoothing.

Buy: Karuna Exfoliating+ Foot Mask $38

Courtesy of Sephora.

Budget-Friendly Foot Mask

Affordable and effective? We can’t think of a better combo. The coconut in this footie will soothe dryness and nourish your skin.

LUSH Cosmetics.

Clay Foot Mask

If like us, you’re obsessed with the purifying properties of kaolin clay, this all-natural, part-pumice foot mask is definitely for you. It also contains a gang of other nourishing food-grade ingredients, including papaya, lemon juice and tomato.

Kocostar.

 Botanical-Packed Mask

Besides the super-sized mix of 33 botanical extracts that’ll go to work on your poor, tired feet, the mint scent makes for an ideal pick-me-up too.

Buy: Kocostar Foot Therapy $10

Sol de Janiero.

Coolest Foot Mask

Complete with a smoothing board for minimizing stubborn calluses, this cream is infused with coconut oil, acai and cupuaçu butter, a water-soluble Brazilian super fruit, that makes application non-slippery.

ThisWorks.

Soothing Rescue Balm

In addition to lemon and lavender for light exfoliation and treating irritation, the cotton thistle—another deeply-penetrating moisturizer—also disguises odor.

Buy: thisworks perfect heels rescue balm $26

Sally Hansen.

Super Moisturizing Mask

Want relief for your dry feet? Reach for this single-use mask. Infused with nut butters and Vitamin E, this mask will chase away dry skin.

This story was originally published in 2019.

Kristin Cavallari’s White Cable Knit Bralette on Instagram

Kristin Cavallari Instagram Fashion

Kristin Cavallari is serving up the perfect fall look in her white cable knit bralette on Instagram. Now that we are coasting into that time of year transitional fashion is a must. And IMO I think KCav hit the nail on the head with this look. It’s great because you get the fall aspect with the warm knit material and the summer aspect with the hot crop top look. Either way it’s a solid staple piece to fall in love with.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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My last article included books to help your grandchildren get ready for school socially and emotionally. The books I am recommending in this article are more traditional, dealing with the uncertainties and anxieties that come every year with the beginning of school.

I chose a variety of books. Some were published in years past but are still noteworthy, such as School’s First Day of School and All Are Welcome. I have also included some picks that are new this year. A few add a twist to the typical back-to-school narrative, such as Ruby’s School Walk and Mae’s First Day of School.

Many feature diverse characters. This allows children from many cultures to see themselves in the story and also offers an authentic portrayal of many classrooms.

Check out the books below and find the perfect books to help your grandchildren get over the back-to-school jitters!

Pete the Kitty’s First Day of Preschool (Baby To 4 Years)

Pete The Kitty’s First Day of Preschool is a board book featuring the very popular Pete the Cat character when he was a young kitty. Pete packs up his backpack with school supplies and a healthy snack, then rides the school bus with his older brother.

At school, he enjoys storytime, painting, and singing. The text is simple and sometimes rhymes. Young children will enjoy the playful and colorful illustrations.

Becoming Vanessa (Ages 3-6)

Vanessa is not excited about the first day of school because she worried the kids would not like her. Her parents assure her that her classmates will like her because she is special. She wonders, “But how will they know I’m special?”

Vanessa decides to choose an outfit for school that will show how special she is. She chooses a feathery boa, a tutu, polka-dot leggings, shiny shoes, and a green hat. Instead of thinking she is special, her classmates are unsure of what to think about her clothing choices.

“The day wasn’t special. Her outfit wasn’t special. And neither was Vanessa.” And Vanessa decides she hates her name because it is longer than the others. However, when Vanessa finally talks to her parents, they help her to see that just like the others, she is special too.

The King of Kindergarten (Ages 3-6)

A young boy is encouraged by his mother to be confident by imagining himself as king. Told in the second person, the young boy views the first day of school through a royal lens. He has a golden toothbrush, and his towel has the royal crest on it. The bus is a carriage taking him to the fortress.

A girl on the playground helps him protect the kingdom from a fire-breathing dragon. Throughout the day, he is self-assured, generous, and kind as a king would be. A creative way to make your grand royals feel assured about the first day of school.

Mae’s First Day of School (Ages 3-7)

On the first day of school Mae said, “I am NOT going!” However, she gets dressed and eats breakfast. On the way to school, her mother tells her all of the fun things she will do, but Mae only thinks of things that could go wrong. Will she miss her mom? Will the other kids like her?

When they arrive at school, Mae climbs up a tree to hide. As she gets comfortable in the tree, another student, Rosie, climbs up too. She is not going to school either. Soon another person climbs the tree. But this time, it is a woman – a teacher!

As they talk, they learn that their reasons for not going to school are very similar. Finally, they realize that going to school won’t be as scary as they thought, and together they enter the school.

Ruby’s School Walk (Ages 4-7)

Ruby’s walk to school on the first day is not an ordinary journey, thanks to her creative imagination. Is that a tiger about to pounce? Are those beasts lurking around the corner? “How will Mom help her find her courage? Ruby and Mom’s adventures open the door for caregivers to ask children about their anxieties about new experiences.” Illustrations are unique and engaging.

School’s First Day of School (Ages 4 -8)

School’s First Day of School is a fun and quirky book featuring the school as the main character. A brand new school relates the ups, downs, and goings-on during the first day of school. For example, the school witnesses a child who does not want to enter the school, so her mother carries her in.

Lunchtime starts with food and ends with garbage. The school admires a picture of itself drawn by one of the children. After school, just as children would share their day with their families, the school shares its experiences with its friend, the janitor.

El Cucuy Is Scared Too! (Ages 4 -8)

El Cucuy is Scared Too! does a remarkable job of addressing the first day of school jitters in a humorous way while also including a multicultural aspect. The characters featured in the book are Latino, and Spanish terms are sprinkled throughout the book.

The illustrations are simple but colorful, cheerful, bright, as well as reflecting Latino themes. In addition, the author gives the book a fun twist when El Cucuy, the Latino version of the boogeyman, also becomes scared.

All Are Welcome (Ages 4 -8)

All Are Welcome is an essential book about inclusiveness and diversity. The bright, cheerfully colored illustrations portray children and flags from every corner of the earth. But diversity goes beyond culture, and this book depicts children with visual and mobility disabilities.

Kindness and inclusivity are evident throughout the book. The refrain “All are welcome here” is frequently repeated. And statements, like the quotes below, are found on almost every page:

“In our classroom safe and sound,

Fears are lost, and hope is found.”

“We’re part of a community,

Our strength is our diversity.

A shelter from adversity.”

“You have a place here.

You have a space here.”

Being kind and inclusive is an essential lesson to teach your grandchildren from the youngest age. This book is a beautiful way to begin this conversation.

Have you thought of reading back-to-school books to your grandchildren? Which books do you think are the most helpful for overcoming first day of school jitters? Which books do you remember from your childhood that had a similar theme?