Every few months in the Atlantic Pacific, I want to put together some new (and some repetitive) questions I received via comments, emails and DMs. Today I’m answering some of your recent questions! Also, check out our long Q&A posts here, here and here. Check out many of the FAQ posts below. If this update doesn’t answer your question, please reach out. I’ll do my best to get to it!
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Q: When will the next collaboration be? Are you starting your own clothing line?
A: This was my most asked question. I’m so excited to say that it’s very fun, very colorful and ready to wear the collaboration launch in 2026. I can’t spill beans yet, but I’m pleased to partner with such an incredible brand. Starting your own line would be a dream, but since I’ve worked in the industry for years, I know very much how difficult it can be to do the right thing. For now, partnering with established well brands that I trust and admire makes the most sense to bring these pieces back to life.
Q: You seem very private about your personal life. Is that intentional?
A: Yes, very. I then frankly say that privacy is one of our most valuable assets. I will not trade safety or security for money (or my loved ones). I understand that establishing a parasocial relationship with readers by sharing details of your daily life can be a bigger brand deal or payment. For me, juice is not worth squeezing. I also want to think there is more to offer through fashion and styling than turning my channel into food for everyday life. I love hearing from my followers and exchanging messages and am deeply grateful for the support of the community, but I think boundaries are important and healthy. I want to treat my audience with the respect they deserve. It would be dishonest to try and convince my followers that I am the “best” or that you know me so well to sell to you.”
Q: What should I do with my first designer bag?
A: This is a very personal question! I think the first thing you need to decide is what role you want to play in your life in this bag. I want to invest in a bag I wear every day, but do I need it to be a little functional and practical? Or do you want to buy a really special bag that you can pull out just for date nights or for a flashy wedding? Then I make a list of some bags I love and turn my eyes, but wait at least a year to wait. After months of thinking about that bag, do you feel it’s tired or trendy in your mind now? You need to invest in the bags you will love not only for the moment, but for years to come. Personally, I don’t invest in shapes or silhouettes that I don’t own in a different price range. As an example, if you’ve never worn a crossbody, I don’t invest in expensive crossbody. What if you don’t like the features? If your bag is all brown and black, I wouldn’t drop a big dollar into a navy bag, it might not wear out much. Also create a list of reasons why you love a particular bag you already own and consider the same characteristics in your investment bag.
Q: Two formal dresses are required for November and December. What’s the best place to buy a style that’s under $500?
A: Okay, I personally love it ASOS For this. For occasion dresses, I found them to be fun and unique – and I have never come to a situation where someone is wearing the same dress as me! I love it now This one and This one. Another favorite place to shop is TherealReal. Many people don’t return styles in TRR, but unless most are sold, pay attention to the return section under each item. Usually you can return it). You can buy event dresses for under $500 here. This dress and This dress Both caught my eye! Good luck!
Q: How was Prague? How did you decide to go there and where would you go next?
A: This year, my husband and I have decided to visit two international locations in a year that neither of us have visited before! Many of his family are European, so he has seen much more places than I do. Earlier this year, after comparing our lists, Stockholm and Prague were two locations that landed in 2025. Each was a very easy to walk to, and the people were lovely and helpful. They both have beautiful architecture, a large food scene and very easy public transport. Highly recommended! Some of the locations that have been on my list for years include Scotland, Ireland, Marrakech and Mendoza regions of Argentina. My husband went to some of them so we may need to negotiate the rules! We’ll see what 2026 brings!
Q: What are your favorite jeans?
A: A simple question! My favorites are included these (15% off with Blair15) theseand these.
Q: Which colour do you want to pair with grey for fresh ones?
A: I love color questions. Well, to lean on autumn, I will be grey in Burgundy. The grey is very calm and neutral, so you can pair it with neons such as neon yellow with very cool and unexpected pairings. Another sophisticated combo? Grey and Robin Egg Blue – and add a touch of leopard! I hope this helps!
Q: Are there recent trends that can’t be done?
A: I don’t want to yak anyone’s yam. Also, trust me, I don’t like to declare that I will “never” wear XYZ, as it may change your way of thinking! That being said, I am currently away from the super low rise denim, the obvious Athrulushua. While obsessed with the trends in free ho bullets, I remained fairly measured on how to wear it and how to make it my own!
Q: Great black knee boots for under $300. There is no lug sole!
A: I understand these It’s the closest boot to the pair I own and is always asked. I also love it these and these.
Q: Is there anything you’re looking forward to in 2026?
A: I feel like we haven’t handled 2025 yet. In 2026, I’m excited to launch the product. After such a necessary break, I’m ready. I’m looking forward to more trips, maybe finishing up a home renovation (the last thing to do) and maybe trying to find a new place to split our time. We love Florida, but it’s hot in the summer. We’ve been talking about where else we want to be for years. Hopefully, it can come in 2026 with some exciting answers.
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