I couldn’t decide which series to categorize this post. On the one hand lately for Wednesdays, I’ve been taking an item from the previous Wednesday post and restyling it. Two weeks ago on Wednesday I had restyled the plaid pants from three weeks ago which was a restyle of this Jaws sweatshirt. Now this postContinue reading Restyled White Shirt, A Book and an Outfit, and I Love Hong Kong: Big Wave Bay
The last time I posted a book and an outfit was way back in May with My Name is Asher Lev! That’s so long ago, and I’ve definitely read a ton since then. However there is one book that I read over the summer holiday that I can’t seem to stop thinking about: Ready PlayerContinue reading Ready Player One: A Book and an Outfit
Years ago–six to be exact, when I started posting my outfits versus only family updates, one of my most favorite style posts was this over-the-top Leopard Love moment. Ironically, as I write, I’m wearing a black silky shirt covered in both leopard and cheetah animals. There’s something about animal print and fall that are synonymousContinue reading Leopard Love Still Going Strong and Why I’ve Been Silent
Monday, 1/5 3/5 Whenever I encapsulate a week’s worth of my outfits, I always appreciate the process. Not only does it make me more thoughtful about each day’s outfit, but it also helps me determine what works and doesn’t work in my closet. For example, this super cute Target find is pretty darn cute. However,Continue reading Style Stories No. 24: Working From Home Outfits
Well, summer is officially over, and it’s definitely time to return to blogging. And I say this because I mean it! Honestly, I’ve missed writing here on Kremb de la Kremb. My summer was so intense; there was no way I would have been able to keep up with posting here on my blog. InContinue reading Summer Sailing and Summer’s End
There’s nothing better than reading a really, really good book; that’s why I highly recommend reading A Gentleman in Moscow, by Amor Towles. What was interesting about reading this beautiful novel was by page 100, I still wasn’t quite sure of the plot line, yet it didn’t matter–the prose were just that good! The narratorContinue reading A Gentleman in Moscow: A Book with an Outfit
This post’s subject is going to be a little odd, but, I feel inspired to talk about some thoughts I have on a rather random topic: driving. These pictures were actually taken just after we’d received our car rental for the summer. We rented from Hertz, and thankfully they upgraded us to a Chevrolet Tahoe.Continue reading Cherries and Chevrolets
I started a book club this year amongst the high school teachers I work with. It’s been a successful little club with the typical book club characteristics. One special perk though is I buy the book for all the teachers: sometimes they know what’s coming while other times I surprise them with a title. Recently,Continue reading My Name is Asher Lev: A Book with an Outfit
I’ve made a conscious decision to post at least one book in one of my outfit posts a month. Last month it was The Twentieth Wife. This month it’s The Sun is Also a Star, by Nicola Yoon. Oh, this author! She is absolutely amazing. First, I was enthralled with Everything Everything–which I hear hasContinue reading The Sun is Also a Star: A Book with an Outfit
The Ping Pong Post, that continued on for one straight year where we sent items from our closets all across the world, has shifted a bit. With me being such a different size than the other two participants, Anna and Samantha, we needed to rething the PPP. We found a perfect compromise plus a newContinue reading Fishnet Tights and the PPP is Now the Ping Pong Piece!
I keep seeing the most beautiful tassel sandals all over this spring in magazines, on blogs, and in my Instagram feed. Most of the pairs I see have been around $300 USD! That’s way too much for me to splurge on a pair of trendy sandals–at least for now. But, when I found a pairContinue reading DIY Tassel Sandals
Lately French books, in particular books about French women and they’re covetable style, are really hitting the books-to-read lists. Women want to know how to be more French. The French woman is utterly chic: she’s slouchy yet put together, she’s coy yet totally assertive, she’s flirtatious but temperamental, she’s timid but all together confident, she’sContinue reading Let’s Read How to be More French Books