This post is sponsored by Sole Society.

Happy hump day ladies! Kimonos seem to be here to stay. They’re the perfect thing to wear on a summer day that’s not too hot, and they’ll transition into fall on a day that’s not too cold. Today I’m styling a colorful floral kimono from Sole Society, and it’s on sale.

As a matter of fact, they have quite a few items on sale, and you can check them out here. They also have free shipping on orders $50 or more.

I have to say the colors in this kimono are gorgeous!

Since it’s summer, I thought I would wear a white tee and white jeans under the kimono. It gives it a fresh summer look.

Instead of wearing a sandal, I wore these peep-toe booties in the brown sugar color. These are perfect for summer, but they’ll transition right into fall.

I’ve been carrying this tassel satchel as my everyday bag.

This kimono is oversized, and I think it works best with jeans or a dress.

Floral Kimono (one size)//Booties (TTS, I’m wearing the brown sugar color)//Bracelet//Satchel//Earrings//Necklace//White Tee//White Jeans (sold out, similar option here)

Sole Society has a variety of kimonos and duster in different lengths. Here are some options:

 

 

Make sure you head over and see what Jo-Lynne is styling today for our summer fashion series.

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Beauty For the Heart~~My sister was going through some things she had kept of our Mom’s, and she found a piece of paper. Mom had this typed on the paper:

In addressing the church of Corinth, Paul writes, “You yourselves are our letter, written on our hearts, known and loved by everybody.”

In a sense, a grandmother’s life is one long love letter to her family, friends, and God. Nothing would make her prouder than to know that her family has tucked that letter in their wallets and purses–better yet, hidden it in their hearts–and lived the same kind of other-oriented life that she had lived.

She would want her family to look for the best in one another. To “make do” with what circumstances they’ve been given. And of course, to stop and look at the sunrises and sunsets, for as she wrote, “they are gorgeous to behold…the handiwork of the Lord.” -author unknown

It doesn’t surprise me that Mom would have this written down. Her life was a beautiful love letter, and we have all tucked it into our hearts. Think about the love letter as a mom, a friend, or a grandmother, that you are writing. Let’s live a life worthy of our calling (Ephesians 4:1).

Have a blessed day!

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