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Wendy Yates
Luxury Wellness Designer & Global Curator I share low-tox essentials, regenerative living tools, and quiet-luxury objects from around the world everything I recommend is something I use, love, and trust to elevate the way you live, feel, and move...
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Wait, That's From Walmart — The Chunky Zip Cardigan
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Borrowed from Emily Schmidt Prochno (@emilyschmidt142), a Walmart fashion expert — her Part 1 new-arrivals pick. The chunky funnel-neck cardigan that looks far more expensive than $38. Her pick, my edit.
Gifts for the Girl Who Has Everything
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Borrowed from Tess (@evertess), a gift guide expert — with a few of my own favorites added. A holiday gift guide for the girl who already has everything: unique Christmas gifts for her that she would never buy herself. Bar cart finds, coffee table statement pieces, little luxuries and clever upgrades, curated for the woman who has it all.
Fall Layers, Considered
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For the woman rebuilding her fall wardrobe in pieces that last — natural fibers, strong shapes, nothing fussy. Nine layers in wool, cashmere, cotton, leather, and suede, chosen the way I choose everything: architectural form, honest materials, real staying power. Mid-tier pricing, investment thinking.
Halloween to Everyday
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For the chic girls who want a Halloween look they'd actually wear all fall — clean, effortless, a little bit smoky, never kitchy. A mid-luxury edit (most picks $25–$45) I personally love because it carries you from Halloween week straight into everyday fall beauty. These are the formulas I reach for when I want to look intentional without trying too hard.
Wait, That's From Walmart
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Fall pieces that look far more considered than their price tags — denim with real structure, neutrals in natural fibers, and quiet details that carry an outfit. Everything here is from Walmart, chosen the same way I choose everything: strong form, honest materials, and pieces worth having. Inspired by fall try-ons from @looksbylexiwyatt and @facefirstfashion — thank you for sharing.
The Slow Kitchen Edit
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The non-toxic kitchen, curated: glass, cast iron, crystal, and honest wood — nothing plastic, nothing precious, everything built to last.
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The Morning Ritual Edit
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Little luxuries for slow mornings — coffee and tea rituals, morning pages, the bedside moment, and small beauties that make the first hour of the day feel like a ceremony. Natural materials only, honest craftsmanship.
Fall Scent Ritual
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How to smell incredible all fall — the vanilla-forward layering routine for hygiene, body, and hair, from morning breath to vanilla-cashmere hairspray. A viral fall fragrance routine, curated.
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Beauty Overachievers
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The products that perform way above their pay grade — budget finds with luxury-level results, from a viral creator roundup. Proof you don't need a big budget for a beautiful routine.
Little Luxuries, On Sale
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Prime Big Deal Days picks worth your attention — little luxuries for scent, skin, and simple rituals at their best prices of the season. Natural materials, honest picks, pieces worth having.
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Cozy Little Luxuries
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Little luxuries for the coziest season of the year — scent, warmth, texture, and simple rituals that turn an ordinary evening at home into a beautiful one. Natural materials, honest craftsmanship, pieces worth having.
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Everyday, Elevated
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Everyday luxuries, elevated — intentional objects for the rituals that shape your days: the slow morning coffee, the evening bath, deep sleep, the scent of clean sheets. Curated for living well and doing good.
boujee on a Budget
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RH-style home finds on an Amazon budget — inspired by @blondewithabudget__
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Clean Beauty Essentials
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Google every ingredient? I already did that. This is my clean beauty edit — verified, refined, and worthy of your skin. The WellFit Human Standard is my filter for what earns space in your life and in your routine AND who deserves your money:). Every brand on this list has been researched for ingredient integrity, formulation quality, and overall transparency avoiding unnecessary fillers, synthetic fragrance loopholes, and trend-driven greenwashing. I look for products that prioritize long-term skin health, thoughtful sourcing, and packaging that shows some level of consciousness while still performing at a luxury level. If it’s here, it’s been vetted so you don’t have to decode labels at midnight.
Wellness Fitness and Human Impact Must Haves
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Lifestyle Designer and Creative CEO, wellness futurist, and lover of beautiful, functional, low-tox living. Everything here is something I personally use, buy, or recommend to elevate daily life. Simple, intentional, and always rooted in feeling good, doing good, and living well.
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Favorite Phoenix Area/ Scottsdale Things to do outside
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Phoenix AZ Edition, Things to doPhoenix AZ & Scottsdale outdoor activities — hiking trails, nature preserves, farmers markets, and hidden desert gems. Local favorites for exploring the Valley of the Sun.
he oo asket
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A friend-edition fall gift basket — elevated little luxuries worth ding-dong-ditching. No plastic spiders, just the good stuff.
Luxury Non Negotiables
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Luxury Non Negotiables
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The Standards I Don’t Compromise On- This is where I don’t cut corners. Luxury, to me, isn’t excess — it’s discernment. It’s choosing materials, products, and rituals that support how you live, how you feel, and how your environment functions over time. These are the non-negotiables: the pieces I invest in, return to, and rely on because they consistently deliver on quality, design, and integrity. Everything here meets my WellFit Human Standard researched, refined, and chosen for a reason. Not trends. Not hype. Just what actually holds up.