Hey there, I'm Audrey!
Married to B. San Diego dweller. Home grown in the Bay Area. Obsessed with all things Target. Addicted to boba. Hopelessly dependent on chocolate ice cream. (It's quite a problem.) Singer, musician, songwriter. Big on eats, laughs, and friends. And above all, completely in love with Jesus!
I work full time for a non-profit organization, talking life and faith with college students and helping them live for something greater than themselves. It's the best!
About the Blog
I've always loved shopping and style, and after discovering style blogs in April 2011 all of that inspiration gave me an itch to rework my closet and let my style evolve. To what, exactly? I didn't know, so I started this blog in June 2011 to help me figure it out.
While Putting Me Together started out as a fun outlet to grow my style, along the way it has grown into a resource for other women to do the same. I've seen a lot of women distressed about clothes and down about their bodies, and my hope is that this blog relieves some of that. I believe every person deserves to feel great about themselves! Whether you already think style is fun or whether you feel "style challenged," this blog aims to make style accessible to everyone!
If you're new here and looking for a place to start, check out some of these guides:
- How to Build a Remixable Wardrobe - get the most out of your wardrobe
- Building a Wardrobe From Scratch
- Ideas for wearing One Piece Different Ways
- A bunch of other Style & Wardrobe Tips
Contact
Reach me at: audrey (at) puttingmetogether (dot) com. For style questions, see below.
I read every single email and am extremely appreciative and encouraged by them. I do my best to respond to what I can, but due to the busyness of managing life, I may not be able to respond to each of your emails. Thanks for understanding. :)
Hire Me for Virtual Styling Sessions
I try to provide as much free styling help as I can through the material on this blog, but if you need more personal advice I can be hired as your personal stylist.
Rate: $50/hour
Services:
- Closet Clean Out - go through your closet to help you know what to keep and what to toss
- Create Outfits From Your Closet - I will serve as fresh eyes to help you discover new outfits from your own wardrobe
- Fill Your Closet Gaps - determine what pieces to add that would complete your closet
- Dress Your Body Shape - advise you on what types of pieces will flatter your figure
- Wardrobe From Scratch - create a wardrobe from scratch tailored for your lifestyle, style, and body shape. (Look here under "Case Studies" for examples.) This one is not done over video chat. Usually 2-4 hours of time but a less comprehensive version can be done for 1-2 hours.
- Answer any other questions you have! Need help styling a certain piece? Want to know what colors look good on you? Trying to figure out what to wear to a particular event? Let's chat!
Hi just found your blog recently and I love it. Also love that you are in a relationship with Jesus. My husband and I got baptised together 2 1/2 years ago :-) sending love and support from the UK x
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that you and your husband were baptized together! Congratulations, and thanks for taking the time to say hi!
DeleteI just found your blog today and two things are already VERY clear to me:
ReplyDelete1. I want to be your friend.
2. Your blog just might be exactly what my style has needed!
haha, thanks for sharing!
Hahaha hi Mallory! Welcome to the blog :P
DeleteHi. I just found your blog through Pinterest! I love, love, love your blog! So much inspiration! Just what I needed! You are doing a great job with this blog!
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Thank you so much!!
DeleteHi! I found your blog during a random Google search. I read the entire blog over the last weekend and I adore it. I subscribed right away. Great wardrobe tips and you are adorable!
ReplyDeleteWow! Thank you for reading and for saying hi! :)
DeleteThanks for taking that leap to start your blog -- I love that you are all about uplifting people through style and your relationship with God. I am always working to have a better relationship with Him and am also working on my wardrobe, as I will be graduating from college in December and would like to have a "professional" wardrobe when I start grad school.
ReplyDeleteKeep sharing your light :)
I just came across your blog for the first time and it just may be my new favorite style blog. I love all your narrative in all your posts and I really appreciate that everything you sport is actually affordable! So happy to have you found you and subscribe :)
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Hi I just found your blog through pinterest. I've never read any style blogs. It's so inspiring so far. I love your style and appreciate your faith. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi there! Just wanted you to know that I found your blog via pinterest a few days ago and I have already read probably every word in it lol. As you mentioned, I myself have been in a "jeans" rut forever and have always thought women who seemed like they had a new outfit everyday just had more money than me. =/ But now I see that I can really change up my whole wardrobe easily. Thank you so much =D Really do appreciate the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteJust found you through Pinterest...only read a couple of posts but I am already in love! It couldn't have come at a more perfect time, it's just what my wardrobe needs! Thank you and keep up the great blogging!
ReplyDeleteYou are an absolute doll! I found you through Pinterest and I just want to thank you for helping me re-style my closet! Great outfits and not extravagant prices. I love that you love Jesus too :) Blessings!
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ReplyDeleteI found your blog thanks to pinterest. And I just love it!
I have read your whole blog in just 2 days!
(sorry if I may spell something wrong, I'm dutch. And writhing english is nog my strongest point)
I love your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteFound this through pinterest and I'm totally digging this blog! I always wonder what a certain piece may look like in a separate combo but then I chicken out and wear it as I usually would. ^^' This's been so helpful, can't wait for more posts!
ReplyDeleteI also love Jesus, my husband, bubble tea, and chocolate ice cream! I think we could be the same person if I only had your wardrobe. :) Please please PLEASE post a 30ish piece capsule wardrobe for Fall/Winter!
ReplyDeleteYour blog rocks! I am totally challenged when it comes to putting things together. Look forward to more of your ideas!
ReplyDeleteShannon
Michigan
I just found your blog on Pinterest and I have been scanning around all day. I LOVE your ideas. I am a mother of 2 and have LOST my personal style as my weight goes up and down. I CANNOT wait to go through my closet and start over again. I LOVE that your blog shows REAL clothes on a REAL person!!! Thanks for ALL of the time you put into this blog...it is GREAT!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for posting pictures of REAL clothes that REAL people can afford. I love it! I am planning on doing a little better at dressing myself this fall (I spend most of my time dressing 2 kids and a husband!) and your ideas are amazing, yet simple. Thank you for the pictures, you look great! God bless, you girl!
ReplyDeleteI know I already posted here...but I just wanted to tell you that YESTERDAY I wore a belt with a shirt that I have not worn in a year AND today I bought another belt. I have never gotten more compliments in one day...felt great. Thanks for the push to make simple changes. I walked around the mall noticing pieces that I would have NEVER looked at before and thought...what could I layer with that?? Or I bet that would be cute with a belt. Thanks Thanks Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteJessica, I LOVE it! I especially love that you got compliments--because of a BELT. It almost feels like cheating, doesn't it? Keep it up!
DeleteI love your blog!! Found it on pinterest. So helpful. I'm pregnant now, so will be looking to utilize some tips now and after baby comes. My husband just graduated from seminary, so we are making what clothes we have work as much as possible! So helpful. thanks! God bless.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog on pinterest and I've learned so much from reading it! I cat wait to go through my closet and buy some BELTS! Thanks for sharing! You are so cute and I love your style!
ReplyDeleteBest blog ever! I was wondering if you have done a winter or spring version of your "8 pieces, 15 outfits"?? I am going on a two week trip to London/Edinburgh/Dublin in March of 2013. It's still pretty chilly in March(average temperature is around 55 during the day, probably a little less)
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found you through pinterest. love your blog!! will be following now. God bless!
ReplyDeleteI've recently discovered your blog, and as a stay-at-home-mom, I often find it so hard to feel in style. You have a casual wardrobe that also has presence, and that's what I love about it. I love the way you do that thing with your belts - the little curl thing at the end. My goal this year as my son turns 3 (and I turn 41!) is to find a way to get out of the jeans/tshirt rut....bought a blazer at Target as my first attempt. Thanks and look forward to seeing more of your blog!
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! You have completely inspired me to revamp my wardrobe after losing some weight. I have always done well with thrift shopping, but never knew how to put outfits together once I bought single items. With your help, I am finding " completer pieces" and having a blast playing with my style. I even bought colored bottoms- gasp!:)Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteTracy- Wisconsin
Discovered your blog through Pinterest! Love everything about it...just when I was wishing I had an entirely new wardrobe, you have inspired me to remix my closet...Looking forward to more of your posts and suggestions!
ReplyDeleteWonderful Website. Im hoping you can do some style ideas using a tank maxi dress. I have one that i am constantly wondering how to wear not just as a black maxi dress.
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey, I just wanted to say that you've given me so much inspiration to whittle down my closet and make my clothing work together. My weight fluctuates alot, but your style seems to transcend size, which is wonderful. I do have one question. I have very fair skin, naturally fair (blonde) hair, light blue eyes and a rosy complexion, and I find that it's hard for me to pull off so many color combinations. I'm jealous of your beautiful complexion and dark hair! Can you give any recommendations for dressing me?
ReplyDeleteGod bless you, I know this will change my life!
Beth in Minnesota
Hi Beth, thank you for taking the time to write! Regarding your question about coloring--gosh, I'm not sure. I'm not a professional stylist and am not that familiar with different people's colorings. However, I will say that I actually wish I could pull of some colors that blonde haired blue eyed people can, such as this lovely blogger here: http://www.runningonhappiness.com/ If you sift through her blog that might open you up to try some colors that you think you can't pull off! Also, it sounds like your coloring might be similar to Reese Witherspoon? She's one of my celebrity style icons, so try Googling some of her looks!
DeleteI am so glad that I stumbled across your blog (thanks to Pinterest). Your story sounds a lot like mine: I love Jesus, I'm a teacher trying to help her students find their way, I LOVE shopping at Target, and I love chocolate ice cream. I've also recently began working on my wardrobe trying to make what I have and what I can afford work for me (I recently lost 12 pounds, too). I love cruising online for creative ways to put what I already have together or which pieces I should buy that will look great and give me the most bang for my buck. Your blog is everything rolled into one. Thanks so much for the great advice and motivation! :)
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled across your blog from Pinterest as well. I'm a Christian wife/mom/nurse expecting baby #2 in October. I'm really excited about redoing my wardrobe {in an affordable way} after baby comes. I'm loving your blog and your outfit ideas. Thanks for sharing! You are adorable.
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey! Just found you through Lauren's blog. =) So nice to meet another lover of Christ... and boba. ;) Excited to check out the rest of your blog!
ReplyDeleteI just found you through Pinterest, and wow oh wow am I glad that I did. I am currently VERY stuck in the one pair of jeans with a million t-shirts rut!
ReplyDeleteI am SO SO glad that you have adorable and modest outfits! I read through you re-mixable wardrobe posts and it was so easy to finally grasp the concepts, and see that I could too one day (hopefully soon) be stylish! I've always seen girls who dress like you and felt a little envious but also totally clueless as to how to put together such a look!
Thanks for the blog, and especially the great pictures to go with the explanations.
Hi Audrey! I saw you on Pinterest and was like I know her. I work for the same non-profit as you only in Kentucky :-) and I have the same priviledge as you to help college students grow in their faith. Anyways saw you pinterest and thought I would say hello and let you know that I think your blog is really cool! You inspire me. Blessings & hope your NSO season is going well.
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ReplyDeleteI just found your blog, and I just wanted to write and say how much I love it! I am trying to do the same thing you are - kind of revitalize my wardrobe and "get it together" a bit more without having to spend too much money in the process. I love your ideas for accessorizing and I especially love how you show how a few basics can be worn so many different ways. It takes looking cute and put-together from being kind of intimidating and overwhelming to being within reach with just a few tweaks. Thanks :)
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ReplyDeleteI found your blog about a month ago and started reworking my wardrobe. I, too, was in a jeans and tee (for fun) or jeans and sleeveless shell (for work) rut. I am having so much fun "shopping" in my closet. Coming up with new combinations and better ways to wear the clothes I already have. The last 2 Sundays, I have planned my wardrobe for the following week, down to the accessories and hung them as outfits in my closet. I am happy to say, that so far I have accomplished 10 days worth of work wear and not had the same outfit twice. I think I can get a minimum of 2 more weeks of unique outfits too! One think I need to work on is a better selection of bottoms. Most of my pants are dark or medium denim with 1 black and 1 gray thrown in. I would love a charcoal pant for fall. I think that would work wonders in my closet. Thank you for all the great advice. I am definitely a fan!
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Audrey, I love your "about me" section! Are you on staff with a campus ministry? I was very involved in InterVarsity in college and have friens on staff with IV and Cru. I love your blog and your faith - look forward to reading more!
ReplyDeleteKatie! I was trying to find your email address to respond to this so I could tell you more, but the answer is YES. The one that has the big missions conference every 3 years near Christmas. ;)
DeleteThis blog is great! I love the fashion and clothing tips. I have always been a t-shirt and jeans type of gal but am starting to branch out from that :) Your ideas are helping me to find possibilities I didn't even realize existed in my own closet so thank you!
ReplyDeleteMolly, I'm so glad to hear that you are finding more outfit possibilities! Good luck with stepping up your style!
DeleteYou have made me want to step it up! I need to see you do more with black too. So glad to have found you!
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon your blog via pinterest and I'm definitely subscribing! I too love fashion, repurposing what I have, and work in college ministry just *up the road* from you in Long Beach! Keep fighting the Good Fight and encouraging women to be beautiful inside and out :)
ReplyDeleteYou have seriously helped me to make some break-throughs. I have been in the "jeans-rut" for so long. I'm drawn to pretty tops above all other pieces of clothing so I end up with a bunch of shirts and a bunch of jeans which ends up being a bunch of boring with little room for creativity. I love being creative and am trying to see clothes as a way to do this. As a recent college-grad moving into the teaching world, my style has been forced to evolve since there's a no-jeans rule. Thanks for helping me to see that with just a few more key pieces and the right mindset I can get so much more enjoyment out of my wardrobe.
ReplyDeletei just found your blog from pinterest & love, love, love it! thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBecause of your blog i've started looking at my closet trying to make it better. You've also inspired me to start a blog on here. Confusing but i'll get the hang of it hopefully :) I love your blog!!
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey! I found your blog through another blog I follow and I love it! I read through all the way to the beginning and it was fun to see how your style has evolved. I have alot of "one hit wonders", as you would say, so am ready to follow your awesome tips and build a remixable wardrobe. I am so inspired by your blog and cannot wait to get started. I am a Jesus follower too and your love for Jesus is also a great inspiration. Thank you for sharing your blog...you are creative, funny, cute, honest and open.
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey! Quick question. I recently went thrifting and picked up a couple of really cute colored dress pants for the low. While they are my size in the waist, I did not think to check their lengths, and low-and-behold, two of the three pairs "flood". Do you have any advice on how to wear flooding pants with style, in other words, remix them? Or is it a lost cause? Thanks for any advice!
ReplyDeleteHaha, oh man. Honestly, it depends what your body shape is, where they hit you, and how wide the leg is. Cigarette pants are really trendy these days, and while they're shorter, they're super slim fit...but I also think that works best on a slimmer body type versus someone with larger hips. (picture linked here) If you're curvier and the pants are wider leg, I wouldn't recommend them. If you're leaner and the leg is wider, then you *might* be able to get away with pairing them with heels and a fitted top. But I really wouldn't be able to give you a good answer unless I could see what they looked like and what your shape is. Good luck!
DeleteI stumbled across your blog while searching pinterest. I have been in a clothing rut for the past couple of years. I enjoy shopping, but struggle with rethinking different ways to wear my clothes. Your blog has opened my eyes to all the possibilities..keeping posting...and i'll keep reading. :)
ReplyDeleteSo happy to have found your blog! I came across it on a search for dressing down a pencil skirt. I love that you shop at affordable stores and use things from places like Forever21 etc.. but keep them looking classic and cute, not overly trendy or cheap. I'm a young 31 in a creative career and am working hard to get my wardrobe up to snuff on a tight budget. Your before/after photos showing the change in an outfit is SO helpful. I feel like I 'know' all the principles you talk about... I too am a WNTW fan, but seeing specific examples is a big help. I just did a big closet clean out so I can do some fall shopping. Here's to not falling into the pitfalls of years past! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey! Just came across your blog and forwarded it to a friend with "this will change your life!" I love how simple you make it to help others look their best. Awesome job!! Thanks :-)
ReplyDeleteOne of my friends turned me on to this site! And its just in time, I need a serious wardrobe makeover but don't want to break the bank, so I really need to learn how to mix and match different staple pieces together, that will flatter my petite frame! So you have a new member. I can't wait to see what I learn.
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey! Your blog is brilliant!! I found it through Pinterest. And every day since then, hundreds of others have repinned your photos. Anyway, I used to keep a binder of magazine pages and other photos of outfits for some fashion inspiration, but all they were all full of ONE HIT WONDERS! Since I've found you blog, I haven't looked at that binder once! And thank you so much for showing us not-so-fashion-savvy girls that a remixable wardrobe is also very affordable! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteI came across your blog via Pinterest and have to say that it's probably the most informative and educational style blog I've happened upon. I majored in Fashion in college and came from a family of dressmakers, so this all came pretty naturally to me but I found your blog to be a breath of fresh air among the hundreds of fashion blogs that focus more on consumerism than helping others. Your message is inspiring and the fact that you're helping hundreds of women discover/re-invent their style (in an affordable way) is so wonderful. Thank you for sharing your journey with us and you've gained another follower!
ReplyDeleteDon't you love Pinterest for leading you to awesome things like this blog? It's really great! I'm always amazed when people seem to never wear the same thing twice just because they can remix their closet, so I'm thankful you're blogging about HOW to do that! Also, I have this skirt that I recently bought (black, a-line, with a polka dot fabric overlay thing), and because of the pattern, I can only think of one shirt I can wear with it! Any ideas? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteFound you via Pinterest, and boy am I glad. I too am in the process of overhauling my wardrobe, and it's interesting to me that many style ideas you've presented are ones I have discovered in my search. But to see it in such a comprehensive way gives me much encouragement! And thank you for being bold in your faith...you are an inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI think I read every post from the last year in one night :) As I was reading, I was like, hmmm, she sounds like an on campus staff worker. And then I read your post on traveling to Madison, and I was like, hmmm, I wonder if she works for Intervarsity? And then I read this - and I was right! Maybe not IV, but certainly something similar. Great blog and great style! Love the color, structure and clean lines. Definitely subscribed.
ReplyDeleteI think I read every post from the last year in one night :) As I was reading, I was like, hmmm, she sounds like an on campus staff worker. And then I read your post on traveling to Madison, and I was like, hmmm, I wonder if she works for Intervarsity? And then I read this - and I was right! Maybe not IV, but certainly something similar. Great blog and great style! Love the color, structure and clean lines. Definitely subscribed.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to hear from you and see what you've been up to. In your blog I feel your enthusiasm for life. thank youhttp://www.heromancc.com/Carbon-Sheet-160g-T300-3K-Unidirectional-goods-164.html
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ReplyDeleteJust stumled across your blog through pinterest (someone had pinned your outfit choices) so i was curious to have a look and I love your site!
Its so helpful and I love your wardrobe...especially the army vest from old navy...i want one!
Ill be coming back!
Thanks heaps :-) xx
I also just found your site via pinterest! I can't believe I hadn't heard of your blog before, but I am SO glad I have, now. I'm in the middle of reworking my wardrobe (just had baby #2 two months ago) and your site has been incredibly constructive in helping me pinpoint exactly what I want to do. I'll definitely be sticking around! Keep up the great work. :D
ReplyDeleteI just found your website via Pinterest. I'm in the process of trying to revamp my closet because my style is boring. Thanks to Pinterest I have been able to put some things together that I never would have thought went together. From seeing a couple of outfits and reading your about me I admire the fact that you love Jesus which is rare these days. I look forward to gaining inspiration for my closet.
ReplyDeleteI (also) found your blog on pinterest and am so happy you have it! It's REAL clothing and outfits and a style that I can relate to. Now that I've hit 30, I feel like I'm finally settling into my personal style and your site and recommendations are a big help. Thanks so much for what you are doing!
ReplyDeleteI found you through Pinterest and love your blog! I'm also a big boba/zhenzhu naicha fan. :) Following you from Taipei...
ReplyDeleteHello Audrey! I recently stumbled upon your blog...and I am so glad that I did! The pictures worth a thousand words, I must say! Very neat, well put and informative blog. Keep on the good work dear!
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Cheers!
i rarely comment on blogs, but i had to on yours because so far i LOVE it. reading about you makes me laugh b/c i have three cardigans... grey, brown and black. :) i love your style; it's cute, but still fairly casual which is SO me. well, what i'm always aiming for anyway. i am definitely going to be taking your advice hoping to update my wardrobe instead of wearing a cute tee with a pair of skinnies every day. thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey,
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog on Pinterest! My family and I are lovers of Christ. How great it is to be in HIS company. Even though we now live in NC, I too am a South Cali. Girl. Born and raised in Pasadena and San Diego. :) Absolutley adore your blog.
Chat with you soon,
Sabrina
You know the saying, "there's someone in the world who looks just like you" well I'm pretty sure you're mine! I'm not kidding! We look identical in 90% of your pictures.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog in the last week. I have no idea how, as I've been pinning and clicking and browsing through all sorts of style blogs and whatnot (I'm turning 30 in a couple months and I think I'm having a mid-life style crisis! LOL!), but yours is the first I've felt like commenting on. Love it. Modest, easy, loved your remixable wardrobe series! And you wear flats and boots! I've seen other blogs that only seem to wear heels, and I find myself wondering if the outfits would look as cute in flats... I'm a stay at home mom to three little ones, and I live in Iowa (think lots of icy walking surfaces in the winter), so heels just aren't the most practical. All that to say, thank you, you're doing a great job!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog last week on pinterest and I love it! I spent two hours just browsing through all of your posts and got so many ideas! I then remixed an old outfit for going out this past Friday just by adding a scarf and belt and it made the outfit feel brand new! I received so many compliments; it's amazing how adding just one or two things can change the look completely! Your blog is adorable and so informative. Keep it up, you're doing a great job!
ReplyDeleteHello! I am so glad I stumbled across your blog on Pinterest! At 35 years old, I STILL struggle with putting together half-way decent outfits! I always leave stores empty handed because I give up. I'm tired of looking frumpy...looking forward to learning and looking better! Thanks for putting this together for us girls who need help!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Do you know how FEW people I know appreciate fun clothes AND boba? Why don't you live in DENVER? :) Just letting you know there are people who appreciate your willingness to share your faith publicly, expose your creative side, and drink whimsical beverages :)
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon your blog while looking for ways to pack light (a few fashion blogs do the 8 pieces and ___outfits). Your blog made me super excited to go experiment with my own clothes, and like you, faith and modesty are important to me. It's encouraging to find modest fashions without resorting exclusively to turtlenecks and bag skirts. Great writing! Great fashion! Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteI happened to see a pin to your blog on Pinterest and clicked on it! I read all 5 parts of remixing your wardrobe, and while this might be basic for some people, I am "clothes dumb" and it gave me some good tips. Thank you for showing us less fashion savvy gals the foundation to creating a wardrobe. Your explanations are helpful and gave me hope for style on a budget. Thank you and Merry Christmas from Cleveland Ohio!
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ReplyDeleteSo it WAS you leading worship at Urbana! I came across your blog a few months ago via Pinterest and when I saw your picture in the handbook I thought, 'gee, she looks awfully familiar!' This past week at Urbana was UNREAL. It was awesome to worship and ring in the new year with you and 16,000+ others!:D You are such an inspiration. Happy New Year from Canada!
My daughter sent me a link to your blog and I can't begin to tell you how encouraging I've found it. Six months ago I had reconstruction surgery after a mastectomy. The results weren't what I had hoped for and I struggle to reclaim this "different me". Using your guidance, I have been able to use some of my existing wardrobe, and with a few new pieces greatly expand what I can wear. I feel so much better about approaching normal again!
ReplyDeleteHey from Ga,
ReplyDeleteI came across your blog via pintrest. I am so happy to know you are a CHRISTIAN. GO JESUS!!!
I also love your style. Be encourage and keep doing what you do.
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I don't recall how I found you, but I'm glad I did. The other day, I wore a t-shirt tucked into my jeans and wore a belt in my jeans. My friend, who is bluntly honest to a fault, bless her heart, told me, "You have a waist!" I laughed and nodded, immediately thinking about one of your posts. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHaha, I love it!
DeleteI happily discovered your blog through Lisa Jo's blog post today (http://lisajobaker.com/2013/01/easy-fashion-for-busy-moms/ .) Checking out your previous advice and great photos and looking forward to your posts!
ReplyDeleteDeb Weaver
I love your blog! Thank you so much for helping me dress well again. After having kids & working from home for so long, I've let myself go and you've been guiding me back! Thanks so much, Jill
ReplyDeleteThat makes me so happy to hear, Jill! Thanks for commenting and sharing!
DeleteI just discovered your blog via Kacie's Kloset and am a new follower! I think we would get along great! I'm also a San Diegan who loves Jesus!! And I have my own little slice of the blogosphere over at Buttons & Pockets. I'd love for you to check it out and connect!
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Hello!
ReplyDeleteI saw one of your pictures on pinterest and thought that you looked familiar and realized that you were on the worship team at Urbana12!!
Thanks for sharing your tips!
Hope you're having a wonderful start to the new year!
-S
Im searching for a fashion blog of someone that is comparable to my size. Im a size 6. Would you mind telling me if its close to your size for reference reasons?! THANKS! Everyone else I loook at are so teeny tiny with no bodies, they look beautiful but i have a hard time picturing myself in many of their outfits!
ReplyDeleteSounds like we're the same size!
DeleteI stumbled upon your blog today from Pinterest and just had to pass on my thanks! As a stay-at-home Mom (who loves Jesus like you :-)), I don't often get much past my standard jeans or yoga pants (read: pajamas). But, your blog inspired me to put a little more thought into my wardrobe for a weekend getaway with my hubby. Your tips and a recent weight loss allowed me to re-work pieces I mostly had packed in the recesses of my closet into a long weekend full of outfits that I feel confident and pretty in, and I didn't even spend any money! I can't wait to show them off to my hubby! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Audrey,
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog yesterday (thanks Pinterest!) and have been reading and learning a lot. This morning I was inspired so got out a much loved but little worn top. It needs a cami to be decent but is too hot to wear with one so usually sits unworn. But not today! I grabbed a scarf I bought on impluse that doesn't match anything, drapped it around to cover the indecent bit of my top, tucked the ends into my top and now my black top looks like it has a funky cowl neck and nobody has to see more of my boobs than I or they want too :)
Now I just need to find my a blogger like you whose pregnant so I can style stylish with my ever increasing stomach.
Nomi
Post idea!
ReplyDeleteI want to learn how to wear scarfs. I see other people do cool knots or loops. Any advice?
I just found your blogging looks like we have similar styles. I have the same hairstyle and a lot of the same type of clothes on your site. I am the queen of accessories and your blog is giving me some great ideas. I am a stay at home mom of 3 kids but try and stay in style. Can I ask how tall are you?
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blog! To answer your question, I'm 5'6".
DeleteJust found your blog today. Gotta love Pinterest. I wanted to say thank you!! I am going to be a freshman in college next year and this is exactly what I need to make over my wardrobe to look more polished and mature. I'm only 5 foot and look extremely young so your tips will help me look more mature and like a college student. Instead of still looking like a little girl in high school. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi! Also a San Diego dweller from the Bay Area :-). Is there a way to subscribe by email to your blog?
ReplyDeleteHi Morgan! To subscribe by email you can go through the RSS subscription and choose the little link that says "Get Putting Me Together delivered by email"-- http://feeds.feedburner.com/PuttingMeTogether
DeleteI wish I lived in your climate! I live in Wisconsin and don't know how to dress cute in the winter (or any season really!). I like your blog and style. Know of anyone like you blogging about style for the Midwestern weather??
ReplyDeleteYou are in luck! My dear friend Fran blogs from Madison! http://franish.blogspot.com/
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ReplyDeleteI've been following your blog for a few months now after finding you through Pinterest and love it! I have been getting more creative with my wardrobe and your blog has inspired me to mix and match pieces from my closet. And thank you for introducing me to Go Chic or Go Home and StyleUp! I recently went through my closet and created several outfits similar to those you have posted. :)
Hi Audrey, I just found your blog via Pinterest. This is not outfit related but I am wondering where you go to church. My husband and I are moving to San Diego next month. I've been mentally making a list of churches for us to visit in our search for finding a new church home. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi. Audrey, I love your blog and also found it trhough Pintrest. I wanted to ask you for any advise you have for me in regards to starting my own blog?
ReplyDeleteAudrey I love your blog!! I stumbled upon your blog via Pinterest a month ago an have been hooked since. I found myself constantly buying cute shirts but my whole wardrobe was dark and I couldn't mix & match. I have been completely clueless about fashion even though I love clothes. I had a lot of blazers & cardigans but never knew how to pair anything much less consider rolling up sleeves!! lol I use to stick to basic safe colors but in the last month I have bought yellows, greens, etc...colors & patterns I didn't like before. I'm getting the hang of it now that I even returned a few recent purchases and saved me some $!! People at work have noticed and even my husband has complimented me often!! Thank you for your blog and the time to share your ideas! BTW I love Jesus too and dream of living in San Diego one day!! -Gina
ReplyDeleteAudrey...I really love your blog and I especially love your words about your commitment to Christ and the work you do with college students. May God continue to bless you. Greetings from Canada...Sylvia
ReplyDeletehello, my name is Alejandra and I love your blog. And I love that we are sisters because I love Jesus too! I send you a big hug from Chile. (sorry my writing, I actually do not speak English and I confess I'm using Google translator lol)
ReplyDeleteI have blog too http://alejandragigi.blogspot.com/
xoxo