No. 01 – Kosta Boda Lip Paperweight, ShopBop  ||  No. 02 – Whitman Pendant Light, Serena & Lily  ||  No. 03 – Mirror, One Kings Lane  ||  No. 04 – Sugar Paper “For You” Extra Large Tag, Waiting On Martha  ||  No. 05 – Signet Ring, J.Crew  ||  No. 06 – Grenade Bank, AHA Life  ||  No. 07 – Sugar Paper Recipe Binder (also available in raspberry), Waiting On Martha  ||  No. 08 – Bracelet, J.Crew  ||  No. 09 – Feathered Blazer, Tibi  ||  No. 10 – Black Nail Polish, OPI  ||  No. 11 – “Magic Mirror In My Hand Who Is The Fairest In The Land?” Moda Operandi  ||  No. 12 – Bling Tray, Shopbop  ||  No. 13 – “Chop Your Own Wood” Waiting On Martha  ||  No. 14 – Marshall Bluetooth Speaker, Nasty Gal  ||  No. 15 – Vintage Chanel Brooch, Farfetch  ||  No. 16 – Snoopy, Coach  ||  No. 17 – Rose Tiara, Amber Sceats ||  No. 18 – Boots, Tibi

Recently I attended the launch event celebrating Tory Burch’s new watch line (which is fantastic BTW), and I found myself drawn to the most un-like me bedazzled piece of clothing ever.  It’s not that it wasn’t beautiful, it was, it was just so shiny and I don’t typically do shiny.  But after a glass or two of champagne, and the fact that the Tory Burch friends and family sale was happening (which always justifies unlikely purchases), I thought why not try it on?  And once I tried it on, I couldn’t seem to take it off.  I’ve had it dressed up with THIS skirt, and dressed down more times than I can count with the other piece of clothing on serious rotation, these black jeans.  In all it’s jeweled glory the Wendy Pullover is simply, shockingly versatile.  Ring a ding bling.  Truly, MKR

*Photography, Luke Schneider Photography  ||  Location, Soho House Chicago

…AS PICTURED…Jacket, Three Floor (old, but I’m obsessed with THIS one)  ||  Top, Tory Burch Wendy Pullover  ||  Shirt, J.Crew (white version last seen HERE)  ||  Jeans, Paige Denim c/o  ||  Shoes, Alexander Wang (old, similar HERE)  ||  Sunnies, Warby Parker Rileys c/o  ||  Bag, Celine  ||  Gold Rings, Gorjana c/o  ||  Topaz Ring, Julie Vos (old, similar HERE)

Everyday 550 women are starting a new business.  550!  Women are the fastest growing sector of the economy, we’re literally creating a movement that has been years (decades, centuries actually) in the making.  And I’m so proud to say that I’m part of it.  I’m an entrepreneur, a female entrepreneur.  And while I haven’t liked to get too hung up on the female-male-#girlboss-vs.-#boss debates I will say the fact that only 21% of girls feel they have the confidence to become an actual boss is unacceptable.  

Enter Dream Girl, a documentary currently in production that hopes to shine the light on women leaders and inspire confidence in women of all ages to chase their dreams and follow their own path.  I was lucky enough to be one of the 21% having the support to always dream big from basically birth (thanks mom and dad), but I know now that’s a luxury that many aren’t privy to.  So my Loves, let’s show little (and big) girls what it means to be a leader.  Let’s show them what it means to DREAM BIG.  Truly, MKR

P.S. Big hugs to #ladyboss Jess at Golden Girl for introducing me to this amazing story!