Our daughter's epilepsy diagnosis led us beyond seizure management and into a deeper exploration of environmental health, gut health, toxic burden, and the body's remarkable interconnectedness. This is the beginning of our story.

Not every song fades with time. Records Worth Keeping is a collection of timeless artists and albums that have earned a permanent place in the rotation. From soul and country to reggae, blues, and classic rock, these are the records worth returning to again and again.

A behind-the-scenes look at Kelly Gidney's creative process for a luxury retail concept, exploring interior design, branding, materiality, and carefully curated objects.

A thoughtful approach to dressing. DÔEN pieces built from organic cotton, silk, and natural fibers that move easily through everyday life and stand the test of time.

A quiet, enduring approach to skincare. Why Vintner’s Daughter remains a standard in clean beauty through simplicity, craftsmanship, and fewer, better products.

Music has always been part of the landscape of my life. Certain songs carry memories of where I have been the people I have known and the seasons that shaped me. This first Outlaw Woman playlist moves through country blues soul and gospel. Music that tells the truth about life and remembers where it came from.

In this Travel Well feature, explore the Art Deco heritage of the Orient Express and its Grand Italian Tours through iconic European destinations alongside refined stays like Rome’s La Minerva with its hammam spa experience.

After watching the Ralph Lauren documentary, I felt seen. Not for fashion or success, but for the way he built something enduring while protecting family, rhythm, and a deeply private sense of home.

In this edition of Design Notes, I revisit a Milanese penthouse featured in Architectural Digest that reads like a master class in Italian modernism. From Gigi Sabadin chairs and an Angelo Mangiarotti table to a sculptural fluted glass shower inspired by Nanda Vigo, the project embodies the quiet confidence and material discipline I love about Italian design.

When I came home from the desert, I went looking for answers. What I found instead was a body overburdened, a healing approach that was too much, and the realization that real recovery begins when you stop adding and start clearing.

This winter curation focuses on warmth, texture, and seasonless staples that support everyday life. From heritage knits by DÔEN and Suzi Kondi to clean silhouettes from LESET, Proenza Schouler White Label, and James Perse, each piece reflects understated luxury. Grounding accessories, classic boots, and artisan outerwear are paired with winter rituals I rely on daily, including Mamoosh, Nécessaire, and RŌZ, creating a wardrobe and rhythm designed to last well beyond the season.

A reflection on the quiet seasons of becoming—the unseen years where mastery, legacy, and meaning are slowly formed long before anything is ready to be revealed.

I’ve never been one for food rules or trendy diets. What matters is how food makes you feel—steady, clear, nourished. This Maple Pumpkin Bread from Goop fits that rhythm: simple ingredients, balanced sweetness, and a texture that feels grounding on cool mornings.

My grandmother turned every party into something unforgettable—whether it was a Vegas night with her sisters or a 90s basket party that packed the house. She taught me that gatherings don’t need to be flawless—they just need heart, humor, and a few thoughtful details.

On paper, life looked perfect. But inside, I was breaking down—insomnia, joint pain, depression, and relentless fatigue. A month-long retreat in Sedona became my lifeline and the start of my healing journey.

Strength and dignity aren’t loud—they’re steady coverings rooted in God’s wisdom. Proverbs 31:25 reminds us we can face the future with peace, not fear.

Suzie Kondi makes pieces that slip into your life like they’ve always belonged—timeless, versatile, and quietly sophisticated. Here’s why she’s part of the Outlaw Woman edit.

For over twenty years, I played by the rules—don’t mix politics and religion with business. Outlaw Woman breaks that rule. Born from an unshakable feeling, this space isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s a place for honesty, for faith, for presence—and for women who refuse to play it safe.

This fall curation with Moda Operandi balances grounding staples and everyday rituals. From Bottega Veneta boots and Nili Lotan knits to Chloé silk, Khaite flats, and Wardrobe NYC tailoring—each piece reflects quiet luxury. Beyond the wardrobe, I always keep my clients stocked with Surya oil, Vintner’s Daughter skincare, and Westman Atelier lip color—essentials I use myself daily.

The richest thing I’ve learned isn’t what’s visible—it’s what’s protected. Built on trust, discretion, and quiet influence, this is legacy in motion.

I had planned everything—the launch of Outlaw Woman, my 40th birthday, the start of a new decade. But the morning after I turned 40, my daughter had her first seizure. In that moment, God stripped me of control and taught me surrender. This is where Outlaw Woman truly began.

I’ve been writing for decades, filling notebooks with sketches, stories, dreams, and survival. Choosing writing — over podcasting or anything else — is how I’ve learned to slow down, heal, and create something that endures.

Clean, effortless, and always in my bag—Merit is my everyday essential. Here's what I use and why it's become my go-to for getting ready in two minutes or less.

Clean, effortless, and always in my bag—Merit is my everyday essential. Here's what I use and why it's become my go-to for getting ready in two minutes or less.

Most of my work has been behind the scenes—quietly building brands, guiding legacy families, and bringing calm to complexity. But Outlaw Woman is something else. A personal, slow editorial space for women navigating motherhood, ambition, healing, and identity—all at once. Not for applause. Not for sales. Just real life, unfolding.