This week I went to an event at Jenni Kayne’s beautiful West Hollywood store for a conversation This week I went to an event at Jenni Kayne’s beautiful West Hollywood store for a conversation around hormonal change.

Pull out jewelry you haven’t worn in years and start putting it together differently. Sometimes the freshest styling idea is already sitting in your jewelry box.

Fashion month is happening right now and one thing I love about what I am seeing is—you probably already own it. Here are three fashion trends straight from the runways that you can pull out of your closet.

Fashion is getting its personality back and I’m here for it! Here are three fashion items I’m buying for fall I would normally say no to.

Sometimes the best way to love someone isn’t to offer more advice. It’s to listen, trust, and stay open to what they’re ready to share. The more fully we receive, the more we may be given.

Fall fashion is bringing color back, with deep purple leading the way. But the trend that really caught my eye is the return of Sgt. Pepper-inspired military styling—cleaner, more modern, and surprisingly wearable. Add a little mossy green, and you’ve got a fall combination I love.

Five years ago, I packed my car and traveled across the country alone, not knowing where I’d end up. That journey reminded me that when I stay curious and open to the unknown, I feel most alive. The more willing I am to explore, the more of myself I discover.

After decades of waking up with a racing mind, one simple phrase changed everything. Discover the morning mantra that can help you design a life that fits.

One small shift, and everything changes. Throughout my career, I've answered one question over and over: "How do I feel confident and empowered when I don't feel confident?" That question is why I wrote this book.

When the world feels heavy, play isn't childish—it's necessary. Discover how letting go of control and trusting the journey helps you find your true self.

Can choosing happy really be that simple? I have been thinking about this since I was a guest on the I Choose Happy podcast with Marilyn.

For ten years, a company copied my fashion designs. My team tried to comfort me, but what really helped was a simple prayer to release my fear. Years later, a friend unknowingly introduced me to the very woman behind the copies.

As you head into the long weekend — beach, barbecue, a walk, a quiet moment to yourself — I want you to have something worth your time. Trust Yourself Anyway is now on audiobook, narrated by me. Under five hours. The kind of book you can pick up, put down, and pick right back up again. The reviews are in: "Sally puts it all out there — her humor, her stories, the wisdom to question herself rather than judge. Reading this is giving yourself permission to do the same." — Lawrie

I have your go-to summer listen here.

If you have a white button-down shirt, or any button-down shirt, let’s talk about it. And if you don’t have one, it’s a great piece to look for. It’s a closet staple. You do not need to spend a fortune. Look for good cotton, a clean fit, and a shape that feels easy on your body. The Gap, and even Uniqlo, have quality button-downs at great prices. Look for a warmer white, as it is more elevated and more flattering on all skin tones than a bright white with a bluish tone. Now h

Have you been having a hard time finding clothes you actually want to buy? Me too. It feels like good pieces are getting harder and harder to find. The proportions are off. The fabrics often feel cheap. The fit is strange. And even when something is expensive, it hardly feels worth it. I’ve been trying to find good products to share with you on my socials. I know this sounds like a wild idea, but you know that I’m a risk-taker. What if I designed and produced some of the piec

There have been plenty of times in my life when I’ve felt completely stuck. I couldn’t make a decision, write a paragraph, design a dress, or even choose what I wanted to eat for dinner. It usually meant I was overwhelmed and burnt out. I was trying too hard to get it right. I wanted the answer, the plan, the perfect direction. What usually helped me was not forcing the answer. It was about getting curious again. Curiosity has a way of loosening the grip of fear. Cur

Have you ever watched American Idol with your hands over your face, peeking through your fingers as someone’s dream gets crushed after only a few off-key notes? Me too. And I believe we all know that feeling in some way. I’ve had plenty of off-key moments in my own life. Ideas I thought were “the dream” that didn’t go the way I hoped. Plans that fell apart. Doors that closed. Times I wondered if maybe I should just stay in my lane and stop trying to do something new. But

My Nana intimidated me. Growing up, we would visit her apartment in Center City, Philadelphia, and as soon as we entered, I knew to go straight to the bathroom and wash my hands like a surgeon. I would come out holding them up for inspection just to prove I was clean enough to sit on her ivory silk sofa. She had that look in her eyes, that air of buttoned-up royalty about her. No matter the occasion, she looked like she had just walked out of the latest fashion magazine. Nana

Comparison can steal more than a whole day if you let it. It can really steal your life. I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. Not just because of social media, although that certainly doesn’t help. I think comparison starts much earlier than that. I remember, as a little girl on playdates, feeling jealous that my friend had the real Barbie and the pink car while I was stuck with the fake Barbie who had frizzy brown hair and whose feet didn’t fit into her shoes. What sa