Artboard Created with Sketch.

My Bag

You have no items in your cart

Subtotal

{ cart.total_price | money Currency.currentCurrency }

Domestic Shipping

FREE

{ products.first }

Tax and Shipping will be calculated at checkout

Size Chart

Measurements are in inches and refer to body size, not garment measurements.

Size 00
Bust 32.5
Waist 25
Hip 35
Size 22
Bust 33.5
Waist 26
Hip 36
Size 44
Bust 34.5
Waist 27
Hip 37
Size 66
Bust 35.5
Waist 28
Hip 38
Size 88
Bust 36.5
Waist 29
Hip 39
Size 1010
Bust 37.5
Waist 30
Hip 40

Measurement Tips

Bust

Bring arms to your sides, place tape measure under your arms
and run it around the fullest part of the bustline.

Waist

Locate the natural crease of your waist by bending to one side. Loop the tape measure around
your natural waistline, keeping one finger between the tape and your body for an easy fit.

Hips

Place feet together, loop the tape measure around the fullest part of your hips,
approximately 7 inches below your waistline.

Small Beautiful Things

The Hudson Valley: Where To Go When You Don't Want To Spend $1500 A Night At Wildflower Farms

 

For starters, this isn't a knock on Wildflower Farms. I've never been and would love to go one day. That being said, my best friends and I just got back from a weekend in the Hudson Valley. We stayed at the recently opened Habitas-On-Hudson just outside of Rhinebeck. Some know it from their Tulum location (I didn't). This trip was special because I was leaving my kids for the first time since my son was born, and this group of friends is so important to me. In sum, Habitas delivered. Was it an Auberge level experience? No. Was it a wonderful weekend filled with intention setting, yoga, sound baths, massages and 9/10 food? Yes. Our stay was $358/night, which included all of their wellness programming plus the hotel generously comped all of our drinks for the weekend. We came away from our trip feeling that Habitas-On-Hudson is the best value for quality within a short drive (it took us 2 hours) from NYC. We would all recommend it. Rates will go up once they are out of their "opening phase" so it's an especially great choice for a trip before the summer. Read on for my weekend highlights. 

 

The Welcome Ceremony

Upon arrival, the hotel invited us to participate in their welcome ceremony ritual, which involved intention setting, smoke, spirit animals and warm hibiscus tea. I've been pulling animal spirit cards with these friends for years so this moment felt like serendipity. It was a great moment to pause and create special energy for our trip.

Our Adopted Living Room

Our rooms happened to be around this living room space, which we really loved. If you are going with a group, I definitely recommend requesting rooms around this area in the main house. It creates such a cozy and beautiful spot to convene that felt private enough to be your own.

The Food

The food at every meal was so good. Just as good as any great restaurant in the city. The brunch spread was especially beautiful. Their restaurant is casual enough to wear something cozy post massage but nice enough to get a little dressed up if you're in the mood. It can be whatever you want it to be in terms of vibe. Plus, we loved drinking our morning coffee in their Jono Pandolfi Ceramics.

Wellness

The hotel offers a menu of wellness offerings everyday that are included in your stay. We did a yoga class and a sound bath, plus you can book additional services from their spa menu. Their spa pricing is better than anything you can find in the city and my message was one of the best I've had in years. One thing to note, the spa treatments and wellness classes take place in rooms throughout the property as opposed to a built out spa.

The People

Ultimately, I would have a good time with these women sitting on the side of a road. Good company is always what matters most.

 

Plus, What I Packed:


My Old But Wonderful Ulla Johnson Puffer (similar style here)

.

 

More from The Ralliers


The Leap

Natalie Cox Crandall

The process of re-integrating the missing parts of ourselves takes a leap. Natalie Cox Crandall has undeniably taken hers and has wisdom for anyone standing at the edge of theirs.

Read Post

THE RALLIER

Allison Strickland

"The feeling of "not-enoughness" can be the internalization of an experience not being enough for you."

Read Post