a soulfully eclectic variety of lifestyle options and I like keeping my finger on your stylistic pulse. Most of us enjoy looking and feeling great all the while staying within comfortable financial parameters. With this in mind, I peruse boutiques, magazines, and catalogs daily, always keeping you and your lifestyle in mind. 

Those of you who trust my stylistic guidance follow along knowing I post unique and sensible ideas for you on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Polyvore, and Houzz. It’s always interesting to see which images resonate the most. This month was no exception. From classic to quirky, here were your faves…

Chanel.
I think every girl at some point in her life should own something from Chanel. I found an authentic Chanel wallet in a resale shop for $25!  What is your favorite score… and where did you find it?

Steve Maraboli.
I wish I could impart this on every woman I know.

Emma Stine.
The earthy glamor of the color turquoise is uber-appealing.  If you’re into a more Native American vibe, Turquoise Trading Post in Austin is great territory to explore.  I’m fortunate, my grandparents owned a Native American store in Oklahoma from which I acquired some amazing gems. 
 
 
Diane Von Furstenberg.
She is THE absolute silhouette genius. Her pieces flatter all the right angles while disguising the sins of the hips.
 Beth Quinn Designs.
Unique jewelry is my guilty pleasure… and apparently it’s yours, too.  Beth Quinn Designs creates fantastic pieces with a plethora of special little quotes.  

 
 

Alexander Terekhov.
While many of you loved the color and silhouette of this Alexander Terekhov maxi, your concerns (besides the price) were that you’d look like a tent in it.  My opinion is this:  Maxis require sexy shoulders and good posture.  This is one of those throw-your-shoulders-back-and-walk-like-a-tribe-of-men-are-lusting-after-you dresses.  -Work it.

Diana Vreeland.
This I know is true.
 

Gypsea Love.
Everyone adored these beaded bracelets that could easily and affordably be achieved with a quick trip to Bead-It in Austin.  I can’t say enough great things about the Bead-It gals. I’ve taken sketched ideas, broken pieces, and even jewelry I wanted to combine into a one-of-a-kind statement piece.  I’m always wowed with their work.

 
Polyvore.
I so wish I could say this Polyvore set is a Satori original.  From mint to denim, you and I agreed… it’s simply fab.

Miss America 1924.
Most of us couldn’t help but compare Ruth Malcomson’s beauty to today’s standards. We’ve morphed from lace and pearls to cleavage and belly rings. Interesting how society has transformed, isn’t it?
Satori Style.
I’m thrilled that my Polyvore set ’…And THAT’S how you do summer!’ was a fave.  If you’re an E-Style client, you know these are the types of looks/vendor links you receive via your own private Satori Pinterest board.
 
 
Thomas S. Monson.
This last image ranked your very favorite post. It’s a fantastic quote by the 16th President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  It has very little to do with religion and everything to do with your lifestyle.  Dig out those special pieces and bring them out to play!
 
 
I’ll check your pulse again in a few.  In the meantime, keep up that stylistic cardio.
 
*Images:  Pinterest, Google & Polyvore