I have run into caped crusader and mother of two Kate Levieff several times–dropping off kids, picking up kids and then glugging a few lattes in between. This morning at drop off, while the rest of us shuffled around in our workout clothes and ponytails, Kate wowed us with her fun Burberry fashion moment. What’s  Read More

Today is World Autism Day! Make sure you check out the Empire State Building tonight, if you’re in NYC… “Join Autism Speaks in celebrating World Autism Awareness Day today, April 2, and Light It Up Blue to help shine a light on autism. Whether it’s your front porch or your local city hall, an office  Read More

Coldwell Banker realtor Elizabeth Tardif wears a lot of hats while on the job–she spent the morning showcasing houses to out-of-towners, negotiating contracts and cheering on current sellers. It took my husband and I two years of diligently trudging to Westport from the city, while searching for our dream home with fellow Coldwell employee Evi  Read More

I was thrilled to see Susan Sutherland (nee Berry) recently perusing Theory’s new Westport store. Not just because her pretty, bohemian style heralds the coming of spring, nor due to her genuine delight at being photographed for this blog. It was the fact she wasn’t wearing skinny jeans. I have been completely over that particular  Read More

Last Saturday morning, while I had one son spinning like a mad-hatter on the tire swing and the other rocketing himself through a play tunnel, I looked up and saw Kara Sullivan. She, too, was hanging with her bunch-of-boys on the playground, but Ms. Sullivan set herself apart with her nautical-inspired navy ensemble. From her  Read More

I love the splashiness of pink–it gives winter skin a glow while evoking the notion of spring bouquets. A bright spot of color looks great (and less like toddler couture) when you wear it like Barbara Silva, 19, who perked up her basic T and leggings with a raspberry colored scarf and tiny floral barrette.  Read More

I ran into Tanner White in the parking lot while he was taking the top down on his Jeep. I, on the other hand, was off in my sticker encrusted mom-van to buy more juice boxes for my toddlers at Whole Foods. Tanner’s washed denim, cool T, classic shades and flip flops gave off the  Read More

Johanna Hall has been a yoga teacher at Kaia since September. She channels a quiet, peaceful strength, even while flipping herself upside down into handstands. Before yoga, Hall was a dancer–the difference between the two? “You can express beauty through yoga but you don’t have to.” A lovely sentiment from a gal who knows how  Read More