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Finding the Perfect Fit at Rigby & Peller

Read About My Visit to This Luxe Lingerie Boutique
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A personal lingerie fitting appointment was not exactly at the top of my list of things to do the other week, let me assure you.  Sure, I’ve been “fitted” in the past; I knew the routine with tape measure and cup size in order to find the perfect bra.  And yes, I know the importance of having a well-fitted brassiere.  It’s just the whole thought of the intrusive handling and intimate quarters that I typically prefer to pass on if I can, you know?!

These begrudging feelings, of course, conflicted with the fact that I had a date with a stylist at the luxurious Rigby & Peller, a brand known to be a world-class lingerie destination located at Phipps here in Atlanta.  I had never been to Rigby & Peller, but I couldn’t admit that I was not intrigued with the opportunity to visit the luxe store for a personalized visit. 

At Rigby & Peller, they believe that lingerie is the first layer of confidence, with the power to flatter, reassure and enhance.  They pride themselves on having premium collections of lingerie and swimwear that are designed and edited by the experts, from the best brands all over the world.  Think Stella McCartney, Chantelle, Ongossamer, Panache and many more.  

My visit started with the warmest welcome, followed by a chat about my fit preferences.  Like most, I am guilty of owning a few everyday bras that gape, and some that have straps that cut into me.  My stylist shared advice on style and cut that would help avoid all of those headaches, with recommendations on specific brands that really deliver the best bras.  

It was the most unique and worthwhile experience I’ve ever had with a bra fitting.  Apparently, the stylists at Rigby & Peller have to train for six weeks prior to being able to help customers, and FYI: there’s no tape measure involved.  My stylist helped me find more than a dozen pieces whose quality was second to none, and she answered every question I had, and trust me, there were a lot of questions.  The bras I picked out are utterly gorgeous, and many of them have convertible straps so I can make them strapless (a huge BONUS in my book). Plus with over 90 sizes there’s literally a size for everyone; even if you’re a K cup! 

I also discovered a beautiful body suit, which I’m absolutely obsessed with right now.  I’ve been layering it under a blazer for just a peek of lace; it’s the kind of piece you never feel uncomfortable showing (like you’re wearing just-a-bra-under-a-blazer kind of thing).  Lastly, I picked up quite possibly the comfiest, softest pajamas.  It’s basically all I’m wearing these days when I’m at home. So needless to say, I walked out of there with a pep in my step (and a bag full of amazing pieces) knowing that my lingerie wardrobe just took a major turn for the better.  

With 10 boutiques in the US, Rigby & Peller is helping women find lingerie that fits perfectly and feels comfortable.  You can say goodbye to the straps cutting into you, the gaping and the pinching that we all have come to know and hate.  Instead, they’ll help make you look and feel comfortable, confident and beautiful.  I am a new lifetime fan!  

P.S.  A great way to extend the life of your best bras is through proper lingerie care, which I bookmarked for later.  xo

 

Photography, Kathryn McCrary for Waiting on Martha | This post is in collaboration with Rigby & Peller, a brand we love and adore.  All opinions are 100% our own. 

This Week I…

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…wanted to throw in the towel.  It was one of those weeks were everything went wrong, and nothing went right.  A week where you question all the hard work you put in as an entrepreneur and literally ask yourself, “is this really all worth it?”  A week where I listened to Joni Mitchell’s River (“I wish I had a river to skate away on) on repeat.  It was a week…honestly we all have from time to time.  And at the end of the day it was just a bad week.  I know sometimes its hard to put the bad times behind us and move forward, but what I’ve learned is there are always more of the good than the bad.  And when faced with a week, a day, a month that is just plain bad we simply need to recognize it for what it is and know that it will pass.  So my Loves, I embrace this bad week and know I’ll only be better because of it.  Cheers to next Monday!  truly, MKR

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The Golden Isles: Day One

A Divine Start to a Getaway on Georgia's Coast
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Being only a few hours away from Atlanta, I’ve always heard friends refer to the irresistible pull of the sleepy Georgia coastline and its comforting resorts.  So when our dear friend Cheri Leavy, cofounder of The Southern Coterie, invited me to experience her Golden Isles, I knew my photographer and friend, Kathryn, and I would be in for a treat. 

There’s really no wonder why it’s called the Golden Isles; the cluster of St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Jekyll Island, Little St. Simons and Brunswick nestled on the Georgia coast and their romance envelopes you like rays of warm sunshine the minute you enter into the low country. An easy drive from Atlanta, the Golden Isles offer a tempting getaway from everyday life in the city, and you’d be hard-pressed to be anything but relaxed along its pristine beaches among miles and miles of sprawling marshlands. 

Before meeting up with the group, we did a bit of shopping at Redfern Village, where I could have spent hours.  Stops at Two Friends, Two Friends Too and Petite Maison were a must.  In Two Friends, I found bags from my dear friend Cinda B and jewels from one of my favorites, Julie Vos. At Two Friends Too, I fell in love with an antique Chippendale dresser that I had dreams of turning into a bar, but alas there was no extra room in the car home.  And how could I pass up my greek letters, Chi O, in a super fun doormat version. At Petite Maison, my heart went pitter-patter as I swooned over art by Britt Bass and Teil Duncan, plus the most amazing tassel earrings from Audrey Allman.  And before heading out I of course, had to hit up the Tibi outlet and support a hometown hero. 

After doing a little damage in Redfern, we were happy to gather for evening cocktails at The Lodge on St. Simons Island, recognized as a #1 resort in the mainland U.S by. Conde Nast Traveler.  As Cheri always says; “the Lodge is my happy place,” and happy it was.  As the sun set and the sky turned pink we enjoyed our sips on the sprawling porch overlooking the 18th hole and causeway, while being serenaded by a set of bagpipes.  It was nothing short of magical, and the perfect way to start the weekend.

Be sure to fan through the photo gallery for more stunning images from Day 1 below, and tune in Friday for the recap from our second day among the glorious Golden Isles.  Truly, MKR

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Photography, Kathryn McCrary

A big thank you to our fabulous hosts and everyone who made this visit such a success: Cheri Leavy | The Lodge at St. Simons Island | Grace Graffiti | One Love Organics | Sea Island Marketing Team | The Cloister | The Vine | LBH & Co. | Petite Maison | Two Friends | Southern Soul BBQ | Halyards

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