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Kimberly is a plus-size style and fashion expert, writer, and founder of VSG — Very Stylish Girl. A frontline leader in size inclusion long before the industry embraced “plus-size,” she has spent decades shaping how women size 14+ are styled, seen, and served. Her career spans fashion direction, retail buying, merchandising, and celebrity styling—from New York City’s legendary Seventh Avenue to the couture energy of Paris and beyond.


Kimberly’s writing blends practical wardrobe intelligence with cultural insight, celebrating milestone style, confidence, and Greater Later living for women 40+. Her work has appeared in and alongside leading fashion and culture publications, and her voice continues to shift the conversation from “hide it” to “wear it well—and own the room.” She writes for the grown woman: boardroom to boarding gate, with polish, power, and purpose.

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Jun 22, 20265 min
20 Date Night Ideas for Women 40+ Because Rekindling Is Grown
Date night after 40 is not about proving anything. The best chapters of a book are rarely the first few. Dating like christmas pudding they taste better aged. It is about remembering. Remembering that romance still deserves a calendar. Remembering that a reservation can be a reset. Remembering that uninterrupted time is not extra — it is care. Whether you are rekindling, revisiting a favorite place, introducing a new hobby, or learning what your partner enjoys now, date night is one of the...

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Jun 15, 20268 min
Father’s Day: Seen, Celebrated, and Worthy | A Salute to the African American Father and the Healing Truths toward the “Happy” in Happy Father’s Day. Don’t Forget His Card. June 21th.
Fatherhood begins in the small places — a hand, a promise, a presence, a child watching. The smallest hand still remembers who held it. Father’s Day can be tender for us. Some of us are healing with our fathers. Some of us are still healing from our fathers. Some of us are healing for fathers who never had the language, softness, safety, or room to become the men they might have been. And some of us know we won the lottery — because we had, or still have, a father who was present, protective,...

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Jun 8, 20263 min
Juneteenth: Freedom Remembered, Support Made Real Freedom Day, Freedom Delayed, and the Power to Buy Black Solidarity is Support.
signed. Sealed, Delivered. Juneteenth is not just another summer holiday. It is a day that asks us to remember what freedom delayed really means. On June 19, 1865, Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, and enslaved African Americans there received the news that they were free — more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation and after the Civil War had effectively ended. The National Museum of African American History and Culture notes that more than 250,000 African Americans in...

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