What I Wore: Felt Denim by Laurie Feltheimer Unboxing

Hey, Friends! How are y’all doing? I’m doing well. Trying desperately to get back into the habit of blogging, but you know how that goes. Hopefully, I’ll be back on a much more regular basis now that summer is coming to an end and we’re going back to our normal 5-day a week schedule. I like having Fridays off and being able to get things done while other folks are at work, but the long days really shorten my free time, ya know? That being said, I do want to thank all of you who’ve stayed around during my unexpected hiatus. I really do appreciate you and I don’t take your time for granted.💙

THE UNBOXING

About eight years ago, I applied and was accepted to be a Heartfelt Role Model with Laurie Felt Denim on QVC. I had so much fun working with this wonderful community of women who were learning to thrive at various stages in life. After a few years, Laurie took some much needed time off to spend with her family and breathe.

Now she’s back with a new denim line called Felt Denim by Laurie Felt. The brand brings back that laid back California vibe that we loved the first go around with some very cool boho pieces as well as a few classic knit pieces.

I am, once again, working with Laurie and her team, this time as a “Felt Friend.” I’ll be sharing new pieces and showing you how I style them to fit my lifestyle as a librarian, photographer, dog mom, grandma, and wife.

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HOW I WORE IT

Felt Denim Daisy Denim Wide Leg Jeans

I paired these cropped crochet hem jeans with an embroidered tank top for a soft boho look.

Felt Denim Silky Denim Capri Pull-On Capri Jean

I love a capri pant; they’re so versatile. On this particular day, I wore this look to do a little grocery shopping with The Hubs. A long summer weight cardi {because grocery stores are cold} and a sleeveless tank {because it’s close to 100° outside}, and these super silky capri pants. They’re a pull-on style, which makes them easy to wear for those with dexterity concerns.

Felt Denim Starline Long Sleeve Pullover

On this particular day, I had to take Sadie to puppy school, so I wanted something I could be comfortable in and still be cute {we had a little side quest after her session that may or may not have involved getting ice cream for her and Lola}. This sweater is light weight and great for working in air conditioned spaces.

Felt Denim Long Sleeve Boho Woven Top

I wore this look to work. There’s something about denim and leopard that just makes my heart beat a little harder. The top is a light weight woven fabric with lots of flow. I used cuffs to keep the bell sleeves at the 3/4 length because I wanted to show off my arm candy.

ABOUT FELT DENIM

I’ve been a fan of Laurie’s designs since her Hot in Hollywood days on HSN. When she joined QVC as Laurie Felt, I was thrilled. And, now that she has returned with her Felt Denim line, I’m beyond ecstatic. The one thing that has been consistent with Laurie’s brand is the feeling that there is a person behind the label. I never felt like there was this corporation trying to sell me denim jeans. Laurie and her team have always connected with people on a personal level and that’s why I feel comfortable supporting and working with Laurie and her team: Andrea C., Andrea R., EvaMarie, Gretchen, Maggie, and Robin.

Felt Denim is more than a brand, it’s a community of women who are growing and learning together. It’s women supporting each other at every stage of life. And looking good and feeling comfortable while they’re doing it.

To learn more about Felt Denim, follow along on Instagram and Substack. Or shop QVC.

THANK YOU

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