🎄Sunday Styling Notes
Collectors, Creators, and Chaos-Lovers: This One’s for You
Pinterest just dropped their 2025 predictions
And you know what? For once, a trend report actually made me smile. It feels like 2025 is giving us permission to just be ourselves. Forget the perfectly curated feed—Pinterest is basically saying, "Wear the flowy dress WITH the leather jacket," and "Mix all the patterns you want."
Finally, some validation for my 'organized chaos' approach to... well, everything.
Speaking of chaos. They're predicting "chaos cakes" will be big. But here's what I'm really reading between the lines: 2025 is for the collectors, the creators, and the "I'll make this work" decorators. My kind of people.
Been up late thinking about how heavy everything feels right now. The world is chaotic, my to-do list is endless, and somehow I'm already feeling that weird December anxiety - you know when you're grieving Christmas being over before it's even started? (My therapist would have a field day with that one.)
We're all just trying our best here. Between the endless news notifications and the pressure to make everything "magical" this season, it's a lot.
Sometimes I wonder if we're all feeling this weight but just not talking about it.
But here's what's keeping me going. These small moments of beauty in the middle of the mess. The way the light hits the wall at 6 pm. Finding the perfect vintage piece that tells a story. Creating spaces that feel like a deep breath when we need one most.
NEW NEWS:
Unique Gift Guides ✨
(Because no one needs another candle... but what happens when one runs out?! okay, maybe one more.)
Just dropped! I'm sharing my most unique gift finds in a special series, and honestly? These aren't your typical gift guide picks.
What's Inside For Paid Subscribers:
The under-the-radar sources I actually shop (not the obvious ones)
Which "investment pieces" are worth it
How to spot quality before it trends
Amazon Gift Wrap Secrets
Plus: A Christmas Morning Norwegian Waffles Recipe
The Good Stuff:
Let's Talk About What's Actually Good
Under-The-Radar:
The sources I actually shop
1. March SF
Skip the obvious kitchen stuff
Head straight to their pantry section
Their German cleaning tools are definitely worth it
The linen drawer liners nobody knows about yet