Dorit Kemsley’s Black Polka Dot Romper

Season 10 Episode 7 Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Fashion

In tonight’s episode of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills the ladies went from RHOBH to RHOSB and I’m here for it. Santa Barbara is probably my second favorite city in California after LA. I used to go there for my birthday every year with friends to enjoy some drinks and some shopping. That was always a little dangerous because one too many of one led to one too many of the other. But I can tell you now that I don’t need any amount of drinks to want to buy Dorit Kemsley’s black polka dot romper from tonight’s trip! It’s so adorable and perfect for a day of biking and wine tasting. She certainly won the bike “race” and my fav outfit of the day!

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Originally posted at: Dorit Kemsley’s Black Polka Dot Romper

If you’ve shopped for candles at Sephora before, you know the retailer stocks high-end brands including Jo Malone, Tom Ford and Tocca. The retailer didn’t have its own official collection—until now. Though Sephora has released candles during the holidays, these Sephora Collection candles kick off the new permanent line. There are four to start with and each one fits with a different mood and vibe but will fit seamlessly into any room decor.

The important details? The soy-blend wax, non-toxic Sephora Collection candles are free from phthalates, parabens and sulfates, and they’re not tested on animals. Each has up to a 40 hour burn time. The candles themselves are a minimalist’s dream and the boxes they come in are colorful and bright, making them the perfect under-$20 gifts. 

Choose Pop Fizz for a burst of energy with citrus notes, Unwind for calming with vanilla and sandalwood, Refresh for a new start to the day with jasmine and musk and Bloom for a romantic vibe with rose petals and freesia. You can’t really go wrong with any of them. Shop the full collection, below.

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Bloom Scented Candle

With notes of rose petals, freesia and amber.

Image: Sephora.

Pop Fizz Scented Candle

With notes of blood orange, red currant and creamy sandalwood.

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Refresh Scented Candle

With notes of black currant, grapefruit, jasmine and musk.

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Unwind Scented Candle

With notes of black amber, vanilla and sandalwood combined with pink berry and bourbon.

Lisa Vanderpump’s White Contrast Trim V Neck

Season 8 Episode 21 Vanderpump Rules Fashion

It was nice to get a glimpse of Lisa Vanderpump in a more relaxed look wearing her white contrast trim v neck talking with Brett Caprioni at home. She is always dressed like a professional while taking care of business, except for the rare occasion that she’s chilling at Villa Rosa with a trainer/employee, so it was a breath of fresh to see her laid back in a t shirt. Though Charli Burnett seems to want to know what goes on behind closed bathroom doors, to me it’s just nice to get to see what goes on in her closet doors.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Originally posted at: Lisa Vanderpump’s White Contrast Trim V Neck

Everybody has a story, yet many fascinating and engaging stories remain untold because we just don’t think they are worth the telling. I challenge you to consider how important the information, history, and memories you hold might be to others.

Your personal story can be many things – a legacy you leave to those who joined your journey later in life, or to family and friends, who even though they traveled along your side, want to know you better.

It’s a way to recall what was dear to you, how you grew and evolved to be the person you are now, or a deeply personal account of your longings, your unrealized dreams, and your deepest loves. Telling it now can bring all that to life.

It doesn’t have to be an epic autobiography, in fact, it’s much more engaging as a collection of stories and memories told from the heart, in the simplest of words. Just write freely. When you’re done, you can decide if you want to share it or hold it as your own.

Here are some ideas to get you started.

Write What You Know About Your Family

How did your family arrive where they currently live? From where did the previous generation or your ancestors originate? What circumstances or conditions prompted them to immigrate? It’s so important to preserve these stories of personal challenge, obstacles, and journeys.

Interview an Elder and Capture Their Oral History

So many families lose their history as the elders pass on. Someone in your family may just be waiting to be asked. Let them lead the conversation and write down what they offer.

If they seem shy or reluctant, develop a list of questions to prompt their recollection. You’ll both enjoy giving permanence to their oral history.

Write About Your Life

It doesn’t have to be epic. Write about a time in your life when you felt at your best, about a proud moment, or about how someone made you feel important.

Immortalize an era of your past, describe the setting, the political climate, social norms that made it unique. Details give every story better bones on which to stand.

Write About Someone You Miss

Write about a family member or friend who has passed on, a lost love, a favorite school teacher or coach, your best friend who moved away. Write from the heart and honor their memory.

Use Photos and Bring Them to Life by Telling Their Story

Choose a favorite photo and tell the back story. Tell what you know about the personality and unique quality of those in the shot and the experience or circumstances of the moment.

Through your words, your memories and your family’s stories will live on.

Have you written down some stories from your life? Which ones do you think are most significant? Has anyone in your family compiled stories from the elders? What was that experience like? Please share your thoughts and any tips you may have for those who want to begin writing their stories.