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What I'm Loving no. 23

 


The first month of 2021 is over. How strange is that! I am back with my favorite post every month: my favorites of the month, and some there things I am loving!


1 // Wicked Good Moccs from L.L. Bean- These are some of the best slippers I have ever owned. I think I wear them almost every day now, and love how warm they keep your feet. I have acquired a few new pairs of boots/slippers, and I reach for these most often.


2 // Lake Pajamas- I wanted these for a while, and am so grateful to have received a pair for Christmas. I did not know I could love a pair of pajamas this much. They are the most luxurious pima cotton ever, and when I wear them I feel like I am sleeping on a cloud, or just melting into the comfiness. I really want to get a shorts set for the warmer months, but really would just like to replace all of my pajamas with Lake sets, hah. If you have not tried Lake yet, I highly recommend them!


3 // Sasha and Christy on YouTube- Omg, these gals are seriously the cutest, most motivating gals ever. I randomly found their YouTube channel and binged every single one of their videos. They are twins who moved to NYC to go to college. They each have small businesses, and just have the best vlogs that are calming and motivating. Follow them on Instagram, too!


4 // ChappyWrap Blanket- I only had this for half of the month, but since getting it, I wrap myself in it every day. I totally understand the love of ChappyWrap now- they are soft, the perfect weight, and just so cuddly. I really want one for every room in the house, haha. Oh, and I get asked why I got the beige herringbone one, and not a blue design and that is because I wanted it to go with any decor scheme I may have in my life lol. I want to add that the dog loves it too!


5 // Red Light Book Light- This was such a random find, but this book light has been so good for my night time routine. I love to read at night as it helps me unwind, but I found that just reading with my lamp on was too stimulating at night. So I fount this book light that was just red light and no blue light. It has been good for relaxing at night while reading, and I love that it is rechargable! 


Looking and loving:

-This blue ChappyWrap is calling my name, now!

-This Hill House Home Nap Dress ($20 off!)

-These LoveShackFancy x Beach Riot Leggings + Sports Bra (swoon over the the bows and blue!)

-These Sarah Flint leopard flats- use code SARAHFLINT-BALIBBYM for $50 off!

-I just bought the Bala Bangles to up my workouts. Does anyone else have them and love them? 


Currently Reading:

-Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

-HRH: So Many Thoughts on Royal Style


Recent Blog Posts:

- Pretty in Pink (Valentine/Galentine Day inspo)

- How to Prep for an Interview

- Shopping My Closet vol. 2

-Transitioning to Spring

Blazer | Jeans | Flats (use code SARAHFLINT-BALIBBYM for $50 off!)

As always,


#dontforgetyourpearls


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