As fashion legend Vivienne Westwood sagely stated, “Buy less clothing. Keep wearing things you love. That is status.” This quote has always resonated with me, especially as I’ve watched the fashion industry evolve over the years. It’s a refreshing reminder that true style isn’t about accumulating endless items—it’s about cultivating a wardrobe that reflects your personality, lifestyle, and ethics.

Admitted Bias: I have a deep love for leather. When sourced responsibly, it’s a sustainable material—hides are often by-products of the meat and dairy industries, and turning them into leather prevents them from ending up in landfills. Leather’s durability and timelessness make it a smart, eco-friendly choice.

The holidays are upon us and that means one thing - it’s gift giving season. As a stylist, it’s inevitable that my family, friends, clients, etc turn to me to help them find the perfect present for that special someone. In the spirit of giving back, I’ve compiled a list of my personal favorites to share with you. Hopefully, this Holiday Gift Guide can help take some of the guesswork and stress out of your holiday season. So from the HHN Family to yours - Happy Holidays and Season’s Gifting. 

Another Fashion Month is in the books. As per usual, the City of Lights did not disappoint, and so many of the collections were nothing short of dazzling

Boho is here to stay.

I was absolutely blown away by the 2024 Fall Chloe collection. Newly appointed creative director Chemena Kamali is truly the embodiment of this singular brand that carefully curates styles FOR women BY women. Reviews noted that the styles evoked a “potent mix of both softness (not to be taken in any way for weakness) and strength.” I could not agree more. This inspired, fresh take on the power of femininity is no shrinking violet. With its bold 70’s aesthetic, tiered ruffles, double layering, and understated beauty, Chloe is giving me the green light to embrace my sensuality and power. This collection felt like a homecoming in so many ways: not just because of its reverential nod to the collections of yesteryear, but also as a return to a more joyous time in both fashion and life. 

Fashion is abuzz with conversations about reducing waste, minimizing carbon footprints, and overall sustainability. After a stretch of fast fashion apologizing and launching marketing campaigns designed to make brands feel more sustainable (i.e. greenwashing), the luxury market is finally being called to the carpet. 

Some of you may have noticed mentions of an accident and maybe a few vaguely sad posts. I’ve also found myself overwhelmed by writing and sometimes by even returning texts. So since I finally have some answers, I figured I would take a moment (and the rest of today’s brainpower) to explain..

It was 1998. I was at UMass studying classical percussion but longing to focus on vocal performance at the Berklee College of Music. Making that happen would require a move to Boston and a job, so I found myself following a long-time secret passion for fashion right into the executive offices of Saks Fifth Avenue. Working in the shoe department turned out to be a blessing for a young woman with little experience, and my journey into the world of luxury fashion began…

My approach to styling each client and every wardrobe has always been a highly personalized one- taking into consideration individual style, the life being lived, the places we are going and the closets that we have to work with. With the new circumstances and challenges that the pandemic has presented us, there has been an extreme shift in almost all of these factors.

With most of the last week of April bringing us buckets of rain, I find myself thinking of those May flowers ahead. From the romantic, to the boho, to the casual, to the clean and modern, these floral looks offer a little something for everyone to look forward to. 🌺

I am a lucky girl who gets to call some of the most wonderful, talented and interesting people in the business her friends. Earlier this week, as I looked ahead to a blog schedule, I decided that I really wanted to end the week sharing something positive and powerful- and hey, maybe something to get the gears turning on gift ideas for the rapidly approaching Mother’s Day. That’s when I thought of Jenn Shanker, the undeniably cool woman behind the MUSE showroom, who doesn’t just play with pretty jewels all day, she strategizes ways to positively impact the world and promote sustainable practices in her industry.

Long days of working from home and managing online schooling leave me needing something to look forward to when it all wraps up. A good game night brings the family back together for a fun post-dinner activity and takes the focus off the news. It also may just offer a much needed diversion from the screaming matches we might just have maybe had over said homeschooling. 😳

In honor of Earth Day, I’d like to feature looks made solely from fashion houses who have committed to an earth conscious, sustainable approach to their production, sources and philosophies.

I am a lucky girl who gets to call some of the most wonderful, talented and interesting people in the business her friends. Earlier this week, as I looked ahead to a blog schedule, I decided that I really wanted to end the week sharing something positive and powerful- and hey, maybe something to get the gears turning on gift ideas for the rapidly approaching Mother’s Day. That’s when I thought of Jenn Shanker, the undeniably cool woman behind the MUSE showroom, who doesn’t just play with pretty jewels all day, she strategizes ways to positively impact the world and promote sustainable practices in her industry.

Quarantine will NOT kill our style. In fact, during these long days, I am finding myself hungrier than ever to put together killer head-to-toe looks. I love fashion and I am passionate about helping women find and project their true style identity. With days of working from a desk ahead of me, I have a unique opportunity to spend time online to curate virtual shoppable wardrobes and I would love to do it for you!

Hello! This week has been a trying one for me in quarantine with no internet or cable. I KNOW. 😱

It’s Friday (not that it matters here in lock down), but I am finding myself a little bored with my quarantini and am fantasizing about my next encounter with a well made cocktail. Here is some inspiration for days ahead when we can actually clink our glasses wearing something more than a waist up “outfit” on Zoom.

First day in my home office, which happens to be located in the corner of my bedroom, has me inspired to share a “work from home“ edit with you ladies... and gents 😏

My daily neck stack has become a definition of my daily style and a serious part of who I am. Most of it is comprised of creations made by two of my favorite female jewelry designers. Meet Monica Rich Kosann and Marla Aaron ❤️

The Fendi Spring/Summer ‘20 RTW collection had a heavy 1970’s influence (which I adore), loaded with crochet, suede, and florals in warm rich browns, camels, golds and touches of a soft pink. BUT the true standouts as I browse through the special pieces waiting for us in the boutique are the handbags. The vibrant colors and textures and rich leathers and exotics have me desperately craving something new, fresh and fun.