Every women needs these 5 fashionable pieces for every weekend trip. Five fabulous outfits to make her feel great over the weekend. A person’s clothes can control their attitude so it is important to choose wisely. My top picks are as follows:
1. Rain or shine, never forget a great swim suit that fits your body type. If you are not comfortable in a two-piece bikini, don’t stress yourself. Wear your one-piece proudly because if you are comfortable and confident it will show.
2. A little black dress. Every weekend trip will include dinner at some point because most women love to eat. A black dress is versatile and chic, so it fits all seasons.
3. Pumps, heels, whatever you want to call them, your weekend shoes need to make you feel like a lady, young, and sexy. Maya Angelou once said in her poem, Phenomenal Woman, ” I walk into a room…
Just as cool as you please,
And to a man,
The fellows stand or
Fall down on their knees.
The pumps you choose need to put that action to the test.
4. Matching bra and panty set. Moms often take care of everybody’s clothes and throw their undergarments together forgetting about fun and beauty. A new bra and panty set can bring rejuvenation. Treat yourself to a beautiful you, and in the process your husband won’t complain.
5. Some cute tennis shoes. Yes, I said it, some kicks, woman needs to always be prepared and comfortable. You never know when you will need to take a walk or run and when the times comes it is best to be cute and comfortable. Also, many hotels offer access to gyms as a free amenity, so it never hurts to exercise and be healthy because a fabulous woman is a woman that takes control of her health.
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“Phenomenal Woman” from AND STILL I RISE by Maya Angelou, copyright © 1978 by Maya Angelou.
Hi, I'm Elle Owner of CleverlyChanging. My blog seeks to encourage, empower, & inspire others to live cleverly, changing when necessary. Perfect parenting, doesn't exist, but informed and attentive parenting does. I desire to regularly share 
