Wearable Trends: Stylish (Not Ugly!) Snow Boots

Now that we’ve rung in the New Year in our party dresses, sparkly shoes and bright baubles, the reality is starting to set in that there is nothing left to celebrate and the deep throes of winter are upon us. We’ve still got another three months of cold weather to get through and even though this time of year can be gloomy, that doesn’t mean we can’t look fabulous as we trudge through the inclement weather. Thankfully, we haven’t seen much snow or sleet so far this winter, but it’s bound to make an appearance any day now and when it does, you need to be ready with your stylish snow boots!

Looks for Less: Cozy Coats to Curb the Chill

In most places, coats are an esseintial for winter weather, especially on the blustery January streets of New York or Chicago. Instead of feeling blue about the holidays being over or miffed your New Year’s resolution has already gone down the toilet, why not take advantage of the sales and get yourself a couple more coats? As you know, coats come in a variety of different styles for various looks and occasions, and not all of them cost as much as a luxury handbag. I’ve rounded up some inexpensive yet quality coat picks for style inspiration or for easy online shopping.

Happy New Year 2017… See You Next Year!

It’s out with the old and in with the new! Happy New Year 2017 from Fountain Of 30, where we never get old because we keep finding new ways to stay (or fool people we are) young! We will be off on Monday but back next year on Tuesday, January 3, 2017.

Stay safe – but chic!

Fashion Through The Ages: Enjoy New Year’s Eve 70s Style

When this holiday season first began back at the beginning of December I noticed a sign along a road selling Christmas trees. It had such a nostalgic look it caused me to pause and reflect. It made be think I did not want this season to rush by too fast. Unfortunately the older we get the faster the season goes. So this year I vowed to try to slow it down and try to take in all the little fun moments of the holiday, the way I did in the past.