Ellie Conley

4 days ago | shopping.yahoo.com | Ellie Conley

Planning a spring or summer getaway? Sounds fun! But what are you going to pack? If you need a little inpso, I suggest taking a vacation dress or two with you, like these fun options I found at Nordstrom. Unlike your regular warm-weather frocks, these get-ups are usually brighter, bolder and breezier — think palm prints, bright colors and light linen fabrics.

6 days ago | shopping.yahoo.com | Ellie Conley

Sometimes, all you want to wear is a pair of leggings and a sweatshirt. But in warmer months, there's a comfier, more polished alternative: maxi dresses! They feel like an old-school nightgown, but unlike your trusty sweats, they make you look put-together (even if you just woke up, slipped a dress over your head and called it a day). If you want the trifecta — that is, a dress that's comfortable, stylish and flattering, we've got you.

1 week ago | shopping.yahoo.com | Ellie Conley

I love dressing like a "rich mom" even though I'm neither of those things. If you haven't heard of this trendy aesthetic, it consists of comfortable, elegant, neutral pieces that are timeless and, maybe most importantly, look expensive. The key is to focus on quality fabrics and impeccable fit. Think of Gisele Bündchen, Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman, Kerry Washington or Meghan Markle for inspo. At least, they're who I was thinking of when I purchased the J.Crew Stratus Pant in Textured Satin.

1 week ago | shopping.yahoo.com | Ellie Conley

Growing up, personal style was explained with simple, one-word descriptors like preppy, goth, girly or athletic. These days, thanks to social media, more niche terms such as "coastal grandma" or "mob wife" have entered our cultural lexicon. Another that's become sought after recently? The "rich mom" aesthetic. Dressing like a rich mom involves wearing pieces that are comfortable, well-tailored, largely neutral in color and constructed from quality fabrics. Need some examples?

1 week ago | shopping.yahoo.com | Ellie Conley

Growing up, personal style was explained with simple, one-word descriptors like preppy, goth, girly or athletic. These days, thanks to social media, more niche terms such as "coastal grandma" or "mob wife" have entered our cultural lexicon. Another that's become sought after recently? The "rich mom" aesthetic. Dressing like a rich mom involves wearing pieces that are comfortable, well-tailored, largely neutral in color and constructed from quality fabrics. Need some examples?