Wear & Tear

I've been MIA lately because the Holidays are always a busy time for me. Just kidding.... Actually, I've been pretty lazy this last week. So lazy that I can't even update my blog on a regular basis. I've thoroughly enjoyed this year. I was able to finish up one of my hardest semesters academically, finish a summer internship in NYC, and launch my blog. Here are some of my favorite highlights on Wear & Tear.







I hope you all have a wonderful New Years Eve! For my New Years resolutions, I hope to eat better and workout more. A friend of mine does yoga 5 times a week and she looks fantastic. She's inspired me to put more effort in physical activity. What is your New Years resolution?

Gift wrapping is one of my favorite parts of Christmas. What most people dread doing is the one thing I thoroughly enjoy about the Holidays. So if you don't want to wrap those presents, send them my way and I am more than happy to do it for you!

I finished my first semester of my last year of college on Thursday. I can't even believe that I only have one more semester to go before I graduate. Bittersweet! During winter break, my family and I are mostly staying home, which I am thankful for. I need some time to reset and peace out from the world!

What are y'all doing for the Holidays?

I can go on and on about my friend, Sarah. We have grown really close this year serving on the Fashion Board exec together. I'm fortunate to have such an intentional friend in my life who I can count on when I'm lonely and bored. If you've ever been fortunate enough to meet her then you know how amazing her personality is. Get to know my friend, Sarah and her favorite pastimes in this interview with her!


1. What about Mississippi do you love most?
Growing up in Mississippi I have come to find that Mississippi is a place of extraordinary warmth, kindness, and hospitality. I have truly loved growing up here and getting to experience a culture that is so rich in cultivating kindness. I appreciate the slowness of Mississippi. I feel that while the rest of the world is constantly on the go, I think Mississippians have perfected the art of stopping and appreciating life for what it is.