Remember Molly’s Style Notes that I posted last month? Today, you get to meet her equally adorable sister Sally. The other half to A Piece of Toast, Sally is also an assistant teacher and a nanny (they call her the “baby whisperer”). What a busy lady! She spends all day with children – that’s patience right there – and then manages to find time to write a blog. She’s one of the sweetest girls I know and has this amazingly calming presence about her (another reason she makes a wonderful teacher). You’d think that with so much going on in her life that she’d be crazy stressed out, but somehow she keeps it all together – and look super cute doing it!

I had so much fun reading her answers to these. I was curious to see what similarities to Molly’s would pop up (as they tend to do between sisters who live together and edit a blog together). For instance: they both dream about living in San Francisco and they both claim Neulash as their tried and true beauty secret (you would too if you saw their long lashes!). The rest of the answers were very clearly Sally. She’s got her own unique style – one that I ogle over every time I see her. It’s really this mix of similarities and differences between the two girls that makes A Piece of Toast so good. Check it out to see for yourself!

 (Jack Black Hand Healer // Olivia Palermo  // Chanel ballet flats)

Here’s the aforementioned Style Notes post! It’s one of my favorites yet – and not just because her answers are so spot on (“I’ll never part with my nail polish collection”), but because Molly Miller is genuinely one of my favorite people. If you read A Piece of Toast (the blog she pens with her equally adorable sister, Sally), then you probably already know that Molly is a down to earth, hilarious, and super sweet girl. She’s just one of those people that makes you feel totally comfortable and at ease. (Not to mention, she’s an expert photographer. She’s responsible for the majority of the snaps you see on this blog.) Needless to say, we’ve become fast friends over the past year. I’m excited that she’s sharing a little bit about herself  here. Check it out and the head over here to get more TOAST.

Fornasetti Plates // 3.1 Phillip Lim Pashli Tote

You know those people who can spot an amazing necklace and say, “Oh, I can make that.”? And then when they actually do make it, their final product is just as good (if not better) as the original. I am not one of those people. My attempts at being crafty have proved unsuccessful in the past. Needless to say, I need a little help in this area. That’s where Grace Atwood comes in. The “sparkle-obsessed” Atwood has a knack for DIY projects (to say the least), and she shares each and every one of her projects on her blog Stripes & Sequins. From lucite clutches to Jennifer Fisher-inspired cuffs, there’s nothing this girl won’t try. The best part is that she documents each step of the DIY process, and she actually manages to make it look easy (which makes it less intimidating for the rest of us to give it a go, too!). Did I mention she’s also the director of social media at Bauble Bar? Social media maven by day and DIY queen by night… who knew? You simply must check out her blog to see for yourself.

(Images via The Sartorialist, J.Crew, and YSL)

Have I told you all how much I love this Style Notes series? It’s one of my favorite things on the blog so far. I get to learn so much about all of these amazing people that inspire me every single day. (I hope all enjoy these posts as much as I do!) Today’s feature is is certainly that – and so much more!  Sarah Lederman is a full-time interior design student and blogger behind one of my daily reads Chevrons & Stripes. If you take just one at her blog, you’ll see why I’m hooked. Sarah has such an amazing eye for design and her blog (and style!) is so refreshing. Whether she’s talking about an artist she loves or giving her readers a peek into her new apartment, Sarah always manages to teach me something new. (She even inspired me to start my own list of 101 goals!).  Take a look at her answers and then head over to her blog for more inspiration!

(JOHN DERIAN Tray // JOSEPH SHEER Moth Print //Jean Seberg Photo)

It’s no secret that I have a serious weakness for a well styled bar cart. It’s a necessity in any home – especially the homes of those who love to entertain like I do. And I’ve been in bar cart heaven ever since I came across Society Social. The website is a menagerie of all things fabulous – and not just bar carts! You’ll find all kinds of gorgeous furniture (chairs, tables, upholstered headboards), pillows, vintage knick knacks, and, of course, all those accessories needed to make the perfect bar cart. Today, you get to meet the woman behind Society Social, Roxy Owens. I first got to know Roxy through her blog, My Cup of Te (add it to your bookmarks!). Roxy’s blog really gives you an insight to how fun and fabulous she really is; so, it came as no surprise when she decided to start her own business. Check out her Style Notes here and then head over to Society Social to get a look for yourself.

Images via Pinterest and Voluspa

Today I have an extra special Style Notes for you. The lady responsible for Luella & June’s brand new look, Hanna Seabrook. I can’t say enough nice things about Ms. Seabrook. Not only is she a brilliant designer and a joy to work with (she put up with all of my “Type A” behavior), but Hanna is genuinely one of the kindest people I know. I think the blog speaks for itself on her talents. She’s so creative and, if you’ve ever taken a peek at her blog, you know that she has impeccable taste. One of the most interesting things about the blogging community is the people you “get to know” just through online interactions – e-mail, blogging, etc. A lot of us have never actually met in person, but we’ve managed to become close friends nonetheless. Hanna is certainly one of those people. Here’s hoping she makes her way to Dallas soon, or perhaps a trip to Charleston is in order?

Soludos Espadrilles // Chloé Handbag // Books