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Outlaw Woman is a publication for women designing a beautiful life on purpose.

It explores the intersection of beautiful homes, root-cause wellness, nourishing food, thoughtful design, faith, motherhood, travel, and the everyday rituals that shape how we live.

Born from years navigating chronic illness and my daughter's epilepsy journey, Outlaw Woman exists to help women become informed advocates for themselves, their homes, and their families. Here, health is considered alongside beauty, because the environments we create influence every part of our lives.

Founded by creative director Kelly Gidney, Outlaw Woman brings together two decades spent shaping respected brands and private spaces with a deeply personal pursuit of healing. It is a lens through which beauty, wellbeing, and intentional living meet.

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Outlaw Woman gatherings are small-format, seasonal experiences designed to bring women together around meaningful conversation, shared meals, and the pursuit of living well.

They blend wellbeing, healthy homes, nourishing food, design, and real conversation in a thoughtful environment. Nothing overdone. Just what matters.

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Outlaw Woman offers a quiet, curated approach to design, brand, and lifestyle. Rooted in wellness, guided by experience, and shaped by what lasts.

Whether it's a private estate, a generational brand, or the daily rhythm of a home, each offering is designed to bring clarity, calm, and meaning to how you live and work.

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Design, Wellness, & Living Well

For the woman asking deeper questions about her home, her health, and the life she's building. A collection of ideas, resources, and stories exploring wellbeing, design, motherhood, and living well.

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A quiet edit of what's inspiring life lately. Beautiful design,
thoughtful travel, wardrobe, music, books, nourishing recipes, healthy homes, and the objects, places, and ideas shaping a well-lived life..

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LATELY IN LIVING WELL

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A personal look at chronic illness, healing, healthy homes, motherhood, and the many factors that influence wellbeing. What I'm learning, questioning, and uncovering along the way.

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LATELY IN WELLNESS

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Spaces, objects, materials, and philosophies shaping a well-designed life. Grounded in beauty, function, and feeling.

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LATELY IN DESIGN

I went looking for answers and found them, Lyme, mold in my body, mold in my home, which felt like a bit of an overachievement. So naturally, I turned healing into a full-time job. Supplements, structure, doing everything right. Except I wasn’t
I don’t think about getting dressed the way I used to. What I reach for now tends to be the same pieces, worn often, lived in, and chosen for how they feel rather than how they present. Natural fabrics, familiar silhouettes, things that move ea
What I return to in winter is not excess, but grounding. Layers that hold warmth, materials with substance, and pieces that move easily through the season without needing to be reconsidered. Texture, weight, and simplicity become the foundation, both
What I brought home from the desert was not a reinvention, but a return. A way of living shaped by what actually sustains the body, nourishment, movement, sunlight, rest, and what we choose to live in each day. The excess fell away. What remained was
On paper, life looked beautiful. I was running a thriving non toxic lifestyle store featuring some of the most iconic wellness and home brands, getting featured in magazines, and wrapping up an incredible design build project. My days were full, bal
Music has always been part of the landscape of my life. Certain songs take me straight back to a place, a season, or a version of myself I almost forgot. Some carry the weight of hard years. Others remind me of the blessings that followed them. Thi