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Those of us who love fashion are curious about trends. Unfortunately, some end up being terrible (I’ve bought way too many pieces that turned out to be a disaster)! Rather than buying and getting stuck with stuff I hate, I prefer to rent. This option is perfect when you’re just not sure. Take jumpsuits for instance. During award season, they’ve been center stage with celebs like Gwen Stefanie and Giuliana Rancic turning heads in these svelte styles.

Maraschino Jumpsuit

Deep Plunge Jumpsuit

Rent the Runway has the look for less, allowing you to try before you buy. This look may not be for everyone, but there’s no harm in test driving—especially if you have a Valentine’s date planned.

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Attention moms-to-be! Zulily is featuring the Maternity Fashion Week event, where a new maternity clothing brand will be featured every day. What better way to enjoy the week than with Madeleine Maternity, a fantastic brand that is committed to helping soon-to-be-mothers express their true individuality through original, beautiful and energetic apparel. Check out some of the great products that are on sale:

Orange Capri Maternity Wrap Dress $149.00 $34.99

Indigo Holy Moly Maternity Skinny Jeans $169.00 $49.99

Gray ‘Keep it Bumpin’ Maternity Tee $96.00 $39.99

New sales launch every day this week, including the following maternity brands:
2/10 – Spring Trend Item Must Have: Kimonos & Cardigans
2/10 – Maternal America
2/11 – Lilac Maternity
2/11 – Spring Trend Item Must Have: Tunics
2/12 – Imanimo & David Lerner
2/13 – Rosie Pope

Maternity Fashion Week ends on 2/13, so head on over to zulily today and find the perfect outfit for you (and baby)!

During a New England winter, my feet are dry as an alligator—especially the heels! In my quest for baby-soft feet, I think I’ve tried almost everything on the market. Regular lotions are just not strong enough. What works best is a specialized foot treatment.

My favorite is Kerasal. It’s a foot ointment. The texture does take some getting used to; it feels similar to Neosporin. What I do is take a shower and give my feet a good scrub, using a rough sponge. Afterwards, I dry them thoroughly, apply the Kerasal and cover my feet with socks. After sleeping with them on, they are soft as butter in the morning! (Use old socks, because it can stain fabric.)

If your feet are really bad, you may need multiple treatments. Keep at it; I promise it does work! And, of course, regular maintenance is key. Kerasal should be used at least weekly.

It’s sold in most drugstores, but it can be a little pricey—around $10.00. I often will use drugstore rewards to lesson the cost, and coupons, of course, if I can find any. Used sparingly, it should go the distance.

Do you have any tips for dry, winter feet?

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Have you seen Tea Collection’s new arrivals from India? During their inspiration trip to India, Tea’s designers kept thinking of characters from “The Jungle Book” by Rudyard Kipling. As a result, you will find styles with familiar names, such as Bagheera the panther and Kaa the snake, in this collection. Wild jungle foliage graphics will be seen on many tees, dresses, pants and hats. These bold new arrivals from the patchwork jungle of India will inspire every little citizen.

I love the Gorumara Flora Graphic Tee and the Bangalore Flutter Dress.

Everyone can get 10% off their order from the new collection and free shipping on orders of $75 or more!