I’m a pretty busy person. I think most of us are, though, so I’m not really one to talk about my busy-ness too often.
I mean, why talk about being busy when that time could be better spent getting things done?
One of the first things I look for in a retailer is the brand’s ability to cater to all aspects of my life — from cocktail parties, to sick days, to meetings with my boss, to brunch with my friends.
So, when Closet Barcode reached out about a collaboration, I took a few seconds to browse around the site.
I immediately knew I could make the online retailer work for me. There were several pieces that fit not only my personal aesthetic, but also my varietal lifestyle.
And, as an added bonus — Closet Barcode is a Michigan-based start-up that focuses on independent designers! As a former Michigan reporter that used to write about start-ups and independent designers, I knew I could definitely get behind Closet Barcode’s mission since it was something I was very familiar with.
Closet Barcode has a pretty unique selection of items, and I was really excited to see how I could tackle styling the catalog for the three main occasions in my life: Working, playing and relaxing.


























