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Welcome to Sincerely, Sissy

liz-wilson-editor Welcome!

I’m so happy you stopped by. In this space I hope to share with you my current musings in the fashion and lifestyle categories. Like many, I’m inspired by my surroundings and am like a little magpie stealing looks from whatever shiny thing catches my eye that week.

Currently in Boston we’re working hard on “melting”. As I’m sure you’ve heard we were pummeled with snow this past winter and it’s a small miracle to see a street corner without any snow on it these days. Just like the city I live in, I too am working on “melting” my winter layers and am embracing the warmth that’s surely not too far in the future.

I typically run cold and always need socks and sweaters (and more sweaters) to get me through the sub-zero temperatures, so I’ve been making big changes like sporting flats, with no socks (yes that’s a big change!). I’ve also mostly gone down to one layer on top but continue to wear thicker-weighted materials.

This outfit is very typical of what I like to wear, the nautical stripes are an easy go-to for me, and I like to accessorize with some simple jewelry and a fun shoe, leopard print flats in this instance. I’ve also been in a very long gold “phase” and tend to wear gold jewelry like my necklace and bracelet featured in these photos. A few daily staples are my Marc Jacobs watch and gold stud earrings I got at a church rummage sale – great place for spotting unique finds.

How have you been transitioning to spring?

Wish List

New Balance White & Gold Sneakers at J.Crew
Prints by local Boston Fashion Illustrator, Holly Nichols
This shirtdress, maybe with a oversized sweater on top (I’m kidding, but really..)

Sincerely,
Sissy

Liz Wilson

Hi! I’m Liz, but most people call me Sissy. So please, call me Sissy. During the week you can find me as an Account Manager at Influence Central but in my down time I’m usually behind my camera, arranging my shoes or scrolling endlessly through Pinterest. I reside in beautiful Boston but grew up in equally beautiful Lyme, Connecticut. If you ever visit Lyme, stop at Ashlawn Farm for a coffee, they’re the best. I love fashion and try to soak up what I see on the streets of Boston, in magazines and of course on blogs.

Liz Wilson