Angie Harrington’s Tan Leather Ruched Dress at Dinner

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Episode 6 Fashion

Angie Harrington looks freakin’ amazing in the tan leather ruched dress she wears to dinner with Meredith and their husbands on this week’s episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City. And although why she is not a full-time cast member yet we do not know, we do know that this leather lewk should definitely take on a starring role in your closet. 

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Meredith Marks’ Brown Trench Coat on RHOSLC

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 3 Episode 6 Fashion

On tonight’s episode of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Meredith Marks appears to host some sort of choir audition for the ladies with Jen Shah. And when it comes to the chic brown trench coat she wears, well all we gotta say is — mic drop. 

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Originally posted at: Meredith Marks’ Brown Trench Coat

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Pssssst—there’s truly no better time to stockpile your skincare collection than right now. In case you haven’t heard, there are so many rare sales happening across the internet this week, including Ulta’s Early Black Friday sale. While more deals won’t drop until Thursday, the retailer still has a secret sale selection available now, which includes a top-selling retinol eye cream that’s down to $24: the RoC Retinol Correxion Line Smoothing Eye Cream. 

There’s a reason the treatment is a number one seller with countless perfect ratings: Reviewers say the fast-acting formula provides ‘truly impressive’ results on even their deepest, most stubborn wrinkles. That’s not all—it also combats dark circles and puffiness so well, shoppers are forgoing concealer applications.

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“Best eye cream I’ve ever tried, hands down,” said one. “I’ve tested a bunch and this one doesn’t burn my skin and I feel like it has helped fade wrinkles and keep skin hydrated. I’m 29 and started seeing soft shallow lines on the corners of my eyes a couple of years ago—I can’t find those lines anymore, after a year of using this.”

The anti-aging treatment leans on RoC’s own retinol complex to provide “dramatic results” while remaining gentle on the delicate area around the eyes. According to the brand, the dermatologist-tested cream has been clinically proven to visibly brighten and plump tired eyes within four weeks of use. What’s more, it’s perfectly safe for use on sensitive skin, since it’s non-comedogenic and hypoallergenic. 

Just take more of its fan’s words for it: “This has been the only product which has been able to impact my baggie under-eyes,” said one. “After many years of allergies, little sleep, lots of sun, and basically not taking care of my skin, I started using products to try to deal with the bags under my eyes. I figured after years of damage and carelessness, it would take years to make a difference with any over-the-counter product. Surprisingly, my wife and I noticed a tightening of the skin under my eyes within the first couple of weeks.”

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Pair the firming eye treatment with other bestsellers from the brand, including the Sarah Jessica Parker-loved hyaluronic acid moisturizer and night serum capsules (which are also on sale). With all three in your arsenal, you’ll no doubt have the perfect nighttime routine down. 

The RoC Retinol Correxion Eye Cream is down to just $24 at Ulta, with an even steeper discount on Amazon.

Fall in Santa Fe is golden. Shimmering cottonwood trees take over the city, their leaves almost molten in beautiful shades of yellow and gold.

The smell of pinon burning in kivas is everywhere, as is the aroma of roasting chili peppers. And the adobe! We’ve spent three fall seasons in Santa Fe, and I can say there’s no place like it.

If you’re planning a visit, here are a few Don’t Miss activities.

Extraordinary Farmers’ Market

The Farmers’ Market at the Railyard runs every Tuesday and Saturday. But it’s not just a farmers’ market. Beautiful ristras (wall hangings made of dried chilis), sage smudge sticks, wreaths, baskets, artisan cheeses, handmade jewelry and more are on offer besides the usual fares.

We love to have a cup of coffee and a pastry on Saturday mornings, then wander the stalls to buy our week’s vegetables, while buskers play guitar and sing. It’s the gold standard of farmers’ markets and worth a stop.

Immersive Art

A visit to Meow Wolf should be saved for a day when you’re ready for, well, anything. It’s an immersive art installation unlike anything else in town.

Visitors enter a 22,000-square-foot ‘house’ and are asked to examine journals, computer entries, newspapers and more to find clues to solve a big mystery. The mystery is complex, and the clues can be both subtle and obvious.

As I stood in front of the kitchen refrigerator examining papers posted there, the refrigerator door opened from the inside, and out walked other visitors! Of course, I had to enter the refrigerator myself, to see what was inside. I found a long corridor leading to more rooms.

Visitors can crawl through a fireplace, walk through a closet and more as they search for clues. It’s absolutely worth a couple of hours, at minimum. We were well on our way to solving the mystery when we had to leave, but we’ll be back next time for more.

The Teahouse

End your mile-long art walk through the galleries on Canyon Road with lunch or tea at The Teahouse. The food is delicious and reasonably priced, but the tea blends are magnificent.

Scores of teas from China, Japan, Sri Lanka, India and more are on offer, as well as flavored teas brewed in-house. The matcha latte with honey and vanilla is exquisite, and you can buy their teas to take home, which we did. We stay quite near the Teahouse when we’re in Santa Fe and it’s a favorite stop.

Green Chili Burgers

Locals know that the very best green chili burgers in town can be found at Santa Fe Bite. Bite also makes a mean onion ring and milkshake. Enough said; just go, at least once.

The Plaza

By all means visit the Plaza. You’ll want to peruse jewelry on offer by Native American craftsmen in front of the Palace of the Governors and browse shops for other jewelry, leather goods and art. The Palace is now New Mexico’s history museum and is worth a visit.

Art

Museum Hill offers four amazing museums, a botanical garden – and a café! – and is worth two half days at least, all by itself. The small Museum of Contemporary Native Arts on the Plaza is a favorite of mine, offering progressive art that is often confrontational.

The Food

New Mexico cuisine is heavy on chili peppers and traditional Mexican fare, and you’ll find it everywhere. My recommendations are Tomasitas, The Shed and La Choza, but if you’d like a change, try Jambo Café. It offers delicious African food with a Caribbean twist. It’s really yummy.

Movies

If, like us, you spend an extended period of time here, you might want to catch a movie. You won’t find a better movie venue than Santa Fe’s Violet Crown. It features comfy seats, a liquor bar, espresso bar and as gourmet a menu as you could find at the movies.

Better yet, you can bring your food into the theatre, where your seat is equipped with a tray table similar to those on board airplanes.

Even though we’re frequent visitors to Santa Fe, we always find something new and interesting to do in this historic and beautiful city.

Let’s Have a Conversation:

Have you ever travelled to Santa Fe? What were your strongest memories of Santa Fe or New Mexico? Please share your experiences and memories below.