Made in America: Campos Bags

Have you heard of Campos?? If you haven't, you're missing out! These 100% American, made-to-order bags, wallets and clutches exemplify simplicity while still being fashionable. And if being American made is not enough, you can also create a #CustomCampos where you pick out everything from the bag shape to the leather and zipper colors! What more could you ask for??!!

via Campos
"The collection exemplifies the best of classic American leather design: clean, simple, well-made, beautiful bags that are incredibly versatile and useful. Every Campos bag is made to order by Roy’s team of artisans using 100% locally sourced materials and top-grade American leathers from upstate New York," via Campos.

Let's check out some of their amazing collection!
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Do you have any favorite Made in America products?? Let me know!
"Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely." - Auguste Rodin

All images are from Campos. Kindly With K was not given products or compensation to publish this post. All opinions expressed are my own.

Friday Favorites

Happy Friday everyone!! Enjoy your weekend!


  1. The Shoe Industry's #1 Secret for Making Heels More Comfortable. (whowhatwear.com)
  2. How To Ask for a Recommendation – the Proper Way! (thatworkinggirl.com)
  3. 8 Questions You Should Ask Before Marriage. (influentialgal.com)
  4. 3 Killer Outfits for Wearing Trainers to Work. (theelginavenue.com)
  5. 7 Ways to Feel Your Best in 60 Seconds. (thecoveteur.com)
"I hear, I know. I see, I remember. I do, I understand." - Confucius

Back to School: Want It, Need It

Since I myself am going back to school this year, I've remembered that I need the essentials. Poppin is the perfect place for all of your back to school needs. From pens to notebooks to desk accessories, Poppin has you covered.

Here are just a few of the items that I have my eye on for when I start school!

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What supplies are on your wishlist this school year??
"The greatest healing therapy is friendship and love." - Hubert H. Humphrey

Back to School: Following Your Passion

Today I'm guest posting over on The Social Butterfly Gal! Find out how I followed my passion and what you need to do to follow yours!


And be sure to stay tuned for a special "Blogger Spotlight" on the Social Butterfly Gal herself, Christina Ochoa!
"Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up." - Thomas A. Edison

Being a Fan of Motorsports

Yesterday the motorsports community lost one of its own. Justin Wilson, age 37, succumbed to his injuries sustained at the IndyCar race in Pocono on Sunday. He left behind a wonderful wife and two young daughters who continue to be in my thoughts and prayers.


I am a fan of racing. Always have been and probably always will be. But days like yesterday leave me heartbroken and questioning my love for the sports. This is the second time in less than five years that I have had to process the death of an IndyCar driver and for me its personal. Because not only am I a fan, but I have friends who race professionally and I was fortunate enough to work in the motorsports industry for a short time.

October 16, 2011 is a day that I remember as if it was yesterday. My dad and I had drove out to Las Vegas to watch the IndyCar season finale and on our last day we were out at Las Vegas Motor Speedway ready to see who would be crowned champion of the series. It started out like a normal race day and we toured the garage, took pictures and just enjoyed the atmosphere. But that all changed in the matter of seconds. Dan Wheldon was killed that day in an accident on track. As I sat in the stands as it was announced that Dan had passed away, I was overcome with emotion. What was this sport that I loved so much? And how could it be so cruel to take the life of not only a driver, but Dan was also a husband and a father to two young boys? My heart broke for those two little boys who now had to grow up without their dad and his wife who lost the love of her life. But in the end, he went out doing what he loved to do.

That brings me back to today. My heart hurts for Justin's two young daughters who now will grow up without their dad in their life. And his wife who now has to live life without her husband. I was fortunate enough to have met Justin Wilson and his wife at a party that I had helped my company produce a couple years back. His kind, gentle nature was infectious and I couldn't say one bad thing about the man. That memory will now stay with me forever.

People forget that while watching racing is exhilarating, it is in fact a dangerous sport. And behind every driver is a family and friends that care deeply about him. Every time a driver straps into his car, he knows the risk he is taking. Tony Kanaan said it best last night on Twitter, "Why do we do this? Because we love it, don't want to be anywhere else but a race car. We will keep your legacy my friend. Racers race." They know the danger, but it is what they love. And as their friends and family, we support them and hold our breaths every race.

Although I didn't know Justin personally, I know that not only was he a great driver, but a great man. It goes to say something when your legacy is having other men hope their sons can become half the man that you were. It was in his nature to be caring and to always be helping others, which he even did in his death. Justin had pre-chosen to donate his organs and saved 6 lives yesterday. So while he may be gone, he will still remain in those 6 people whose lives he saved! To read more about Justin and what he meant to those that knew him visit here and here.


My thoughts continue to be with his wife, daughters, brother and all of his family. The family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Wilson Children’s Fund care of INDYCAR.

Wilson Children's Fund
C/O INDYCAR
4551 West 16th Street
Indianapolis, IN 46222

We will continue to be fans and we will continue to support the drivers knowing the danger they face. Its not only what they love, but what we love as well. RIP Justin Wilson...gone, but never forgotten.
"The life of the dead is placed in the memory of the living." - Marcus Tullius Cicero

Back to School Fashion

Well it is that time of year...time to go back to school! And what better way to go back to school than being Miss Fashionista! Here are three of my favorite back to school looks with everything under $100.

Back to School with AEO

Back to School with AEO

Back to School with AEO

Are you going back to school this fall?? What will you be wearing?
"No man was ever wise by chance." - Lucius Annaeus Seneca

Friday Favorites

TGIF! Hope everyone had a great week and is looking forward to the weekend! Does anyone have any fun plans?!

  1. Go For It: Turning A Passion Into A Profession. (thesocialbutterflygal.net)
  2. How To Email Someone You've Never Met. (apairandasparediy.com)
  3. Eight Things People Decide Within Seconds of Meeting You. (businessinsider.com)
  4. Every #PRGirl Should Be Her Own #GirlBoss. (rachmariepr.blogspot.com)
  5. Halt the Hustle. And Open Your Heart. (maxiemccoy.com)
"The things that we love tell us what we are." - Thomas Aquinas

Top Online Resources for the Working Woman

Hi everyone! Sorry for my lack of posts this week...unfortunately I've caught a summer cold that has bogged me down the past couple of days. But enough about me!

Today I wanted to share with you some of my favorite online resources for the working woman. As a twenty-something who is in a transition period in her career, I've found that reading about others successes and failures is a great way to know that I'm not alone in this crazy world. All the sites that I'm going to share with you have multiple takeaways and there is always something you can learn by visiting them. It's 100% okay to not have the right answer to every question and not know what is behind every door, but these amazing resources will help you navigate not only your career but also you life outside of the office!

1. The Workher
The Workher, is a survival guide for the young working woman. From issues to advice and inspiration, it is a community to help female professionals navigate all things work related! 

Career Contessa is a space where "honest conversations" by real women about work and life take place. Not only do they share information to help inform and inspire fulfillment at work and in life, but they also share inspiration featuring career stories of modern, educated, and influential women! You can sign-up for the weekly newsletter with fresh tips and inspirational spotlights here

3. Levo
"Levo arms you with the tools to develop your talent, build connections with peers, mentors, and jobs. Stay inspired day in and day out as you grow and develop. We believe you can create a life you're passionate about."

GenTwenty is where you’ll connect with other career-driven, self-reliant, and hard-working twenty-somethings who will inspire you, challenge you, and encourage you to be your best. They support you. They know what you’re going through; they’ve been there! 

"The Everygirl is the ultimate online resource helping shape the creative, career-driven woman to experience her life better lived. It is the inspiration to help you achieve your dreams, whatever they may be. Whether it’s how to incorporate a little creativity into your day or motivating you to seek out your dream job, The Everygirl is for you. It is our mission and hope for you to use The Everygirl site to be inspired, but also to take action to become the woman who believed you could, so you did!"

What online resources do you visit for career inspiration?
"Opportunities are like sunrises. If you wait too long, you miss them." - William Arthur Ward