Global nomad turned St. Louis resident. Mom. Yogi. Iced latte lover. Fashion enthusiast.
St Louis, MO
Joined February 2010
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Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got
I'm still, I'm still Jenny from the block.
Used to have a little, now I have a lot.
No matter where I go, I know where I came from. – at St Louis, MO
Hey @ianfroeb. Have you been to the new Taqueria Morita location? I just went and was so disappointed. It had zero charm and lacked all the atmosphere of the outdoor location. Also, the chips weren’t as good. 🫤
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Navigating the world of influencer marketing can be tricky. Our VP of Social Media, @stylecrusader, gives some helpful tips on how to avoid a colossal misstep in our latest blog post. #socialmediamarketing #influencermarketing #goelastic
goelastic.com/unleashing-the…
Breaking news. Today, I’m wearing a white button down shirt and I feel like Diane Keaton’s long lost niece. It is a great day. – at St Louis, MO
There is nothing more infuriating that chatting to Meta Business Support. They are completely unhelpful. Get it together Zuckerberg. – at St Louis, MO
For anyone wondering how to wear a blazer in a way that’s relevant, effortless and cool… I got you. 👀 – at St Louis, MO
Buffalo chicken dip and dill pickle soup at @Fountain_Locust today for lunch. It was my first time in and I can confirm, it was truly glorious. ✨ – at St Louis, MO
Loved attending this talk put on by @SMCSTL and getting the chance to hear from @DanReus and @C2Next on brand innovation.
Our team caught up with @SMCSTL this morning to hear about mastering innovation and how it can transform businesses from two industry leaders.⚡ #innovation #socialmedia
#banksyland came to St. Louis at @cityfoundrystl and I momentarily felt like I was back in the streets of London. 🇬🇧
"The clothing that rich people wear is a physical extension of their power." - Super interesting article on the power of clothes and how they relate to social structures. @NYUGallatin
confluence.gallatin.nyu.edu/…
As a fashion blogger that was part of the first wave of UK based influencers back in 2009 (pre-Instagram and TikTok) this article rings so true. It took me a long time to find my feet.
Once a successful wellness influencer, Lee Tilghman traded her flexible hours and massive following for a corporate job, finding freedom in no longer having to be a brand. She’s not alone. But some say leaving behind the lifestyle is harder than it looks. nyti.ms/41DrJdh
After working with big brands like American Express, Ebay, London Fashion Week and Gap it was humbling to step into the "real world" and figure out what a career would look like without it being connected to my blog.
Old habits die hard though, I'm still posting my daily outfits on Instagram. 😎 #socialmedia #careerdevelopment