I believe that each of us is here to make an impact on the world. But what that particular impact is totally is up to you. Do you have a mission for your life? Do you know the mark you want to leave on the world? When you’re younger you may have several missions/life goals […] Read More »
2018 Goals: Write, Travel, Live, Love and Laugh More
Over the past few years I started embracing goals instead of rocking with New Year’s resolutions because as you know, resolutions tend to fall by the wayside come February. At least that was the case for me. So I’ve renewed my focus on setting achievable, realistic goals and actionable items, since that’s always worked for […] Read More »
Four Ways to Tackle Mondays Like a Boss!
Mondays. It’s a word most people look at with dread. You wanna stop someone’s weekend fun? Just tell them Monday is soon approaching. You’ll most likely get an “Ugh” in response. It means the weekend has come to an end, the party’s over, and it’s time to get back to work. I’m guilty of disliking […] Read More »
Introducing ofo: My New Fall Ride
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of ofo. The opinions and text are all mine. I’ve got a new ride this Fall! No, I’m not talking about a new car, but a more convenient way to get around the city. I’m talking about the ofo bike share program, now in D.C.! […] Read More »
Hotel Review: My Stay at Hotel Elysée
Disclosure: I was comped for part of my stay at Hotel Elysée but all opinions and views are honest and my own. If someone wanted to gift me unlimited trips to France for a lifetime, I’d happily take them! I adore the country and its culture but unfortunately, my schedule (and my wallet) won’t allow […] Read More »
Lauren Lake Talks Queen Boss, Paternity Court & Limitless Living
When I’m in need of a little business inspiration, I always turn to fellow female entrepreneurs. I recently had the opportunity to chat with Lauren Lake, legal and lifestyle expert, and entrepreneur extraordinaire. Lauren is a woman who has successfully done it all. She has pursued a career as a professional singer, singing backup for […] Read More »
Making Better Choices with Jenny Craig!
Thank you Jenny Craig for sponsoring this post. — Get serious about losing weight with Jenny Craig! When I started the Jenny Craig program four weeks ago, I didn’t know what to expect. I received a huge cooler box of food and drinks, a meal plan, and a call from my consultant who excitedly walked […] Read More »
Dealing With Loss and Remembering My Aunt
It’s been over a week since I lost my aunt, my mother’s sister, who was pretty much like another mother to me. She’s always lived really close to us, so we were either over her house or she was at ours. Her sons, my cousins, have always been like brothers to me, and she always […] Read More »
Getting on Track with Jenny Craig
Thank you Jenny Craig for sponsoring this post. — Get serious about losing weight with Jenny Craig! I recently shared my 2017 goals with you guys – one of which was to achieve and maintain my ideal weight. That’s really an ongoing goal for me, because it feels like something I’m constantly working on. No […] Read More »
My 2017 #Goals
Last year, everywhere you looked on social media, it was hashtag everything goals. Relationship goals. Body goals. Bag and shoe goals. Hair goals. Career goals. Life goals. Goals AF. Well, 2016 is over but I’m still all about the goals. It may sound cliché, but I love the promise of new opportunities that each New […] Read More »
Thank You to My Readers and Brand Partners, for All of Your Support in 2016!
Last year marked a decade of blogging for me! It’s a huge milestone, but the time really flew by without me noticing because I truly love what I do! What’s Haute grew out of my passion for both writing and fashion, and has sustained, in part, due to loyal readers like you, as well as […] Read More »
POPSUGAR’s November 2016 Must Have Box is Perfect for Holiday Entertaining!
The thing I love most about the POPSUGAR #MustHaveBox is that they’re always so perfectly curated! Take this month’s box, for instance. I recently received the November 2016 box to review and it couldn’t be more on time for the holidays! This month’s mix of goodies are party-perfect snacks, the perfect makeup and jewelry to […] Read More »
Got a Case of the Mondays? Energize Your Day with EBOOST!
Mondays signal the start to a full week ahead. Long, active days often leave me zapped of energy by the end of the day. But, as a person with a lot on her plate, I want to get the most out of my time. I started looking for a supplement that would energize me throughout the day, […] Read More »
My Review + a Giveaway of “I’m Judging You: The Do-Better Manual” by Luvvie Ajayi
I can’t remember exactly when I first started reading Awesomely Luvvie but I think it was her Scandal recaps that initially drew me in to her site. And once I was there, I instantly became addicted to her humorous takes on, well, pretty much everything! I bookmarked her site, followed her social media accounts and […] Read More »
What’s Haute This Week
Here are 9 things I’m loving/reading/following/wanting – what’s haute this week: 1. Apple unveiled the new The iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and wireless headphones (AirPods) 2. MAC’s newest lipstick line, Liptensity, is a collection of 24 high-pigment hues, launching Sept. 21. 3. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama are #RELATIONSHIPGOALS in the […] Read More »
Last Call for Summer: 10 Things to Bring to the Beach this Labor Day Weekend
You guys – can you believe it’s September already! Yikes! Where did the summer go? I can’t believe Labor Day weekend is just around the corner. As you know, this weekend signals the last big ‘hurrah’ for Summer. Last call for short shorts, white pants (ok, no one really subscribes to that fashion ‘rule’ anymore […] Read More »
Style & Substance: 3 Ways I Give Back to My Community
I learned at an early age how important it is to give back. Growing up in a family of educators, I always watched my mom, aunt and grandmom go above and beyond to educate and assist their students, both inside the classroom, and out. They often worked in schools in low-income neighborhoods in Philadelphia, so […] Read More »
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