Last week I shared some photos from a shopping trip my three sisters and I had with Maurices. We had so much fun pulling together outfits and all four of us squeezing into one dressing room. Do you share dressing rooms with your sisters and best girlfriends too? Today we’re sharing some final outfits for Sister Style, more about these lovely sisters of mine, and some tidbits about what we’re all up to this week (3/4 of us are traveling!).

A few introductions! In this photo above we are in age order, oldest to youngest from left to right (there’s a 14 year age difference between the oldest and youngest). Celeste on the left is the oldest. She’s a midwife with two kids living in Salt Lake City. I’m second, you already know way too much about me! Then Becca is next in the baseball hat + braid. She works in marketing but is looking at grad schools back east. Becca and I are 10 years apart. Katrina with the cool short ‘do is the youngest. She’s working on a BFA in Graphic Design.  There are also two blonde brothers that fall between Becca and I.

When we were growing up in New York we each had our buddy since we had two girls, two boys, two girls in that order in our family. There’s such a large gap between the two pairs of sisters though that we really weren’t all close growing up. When Celeste left for college Becca and Katrina were ages 7 and 4. I then I left the next year. They were the ‘little girls’ always, and so much of my memories growing up is just my sister Celeste and my two brothers and I.

Now though, we’re super close. We have an ongoing group text that’s used almost daily and the 14 year gap just doesn’t seem to make a difference any more. The hardest thing about Jared and my struggle with secondary infertility was the age gap that kept growing. It made me hopeful though when I thought of how far apart my sisters and I are in age, and yet how close and connected we are as adults.

My sisters are are my go-to resources for everything from music, fashion, and design, to pregnancy and newborn care (having a sister that’s a midwife is pretty handy!). We all have a lot of similarities in terms of our style but our lives, families, hobbies, age, etc gives us each a slightly different perspective.

S0, let’s take a closer peek at each of our looks. First up, Becca’s:

Becca lives in Salt Lake and works in marketing. She’s got this amazing love of learning with a wide range of hobbies and talents. She’s super well read, loves travel, music, humanitarian and activist work, and visual storytelling. She speaks Arabic (has lived in Egypt), is a very talented illustrator and has done a lot of illustration for this site. She’s also a runner, climber, and looking at grad school programs back east for multimedia storytelling. Becca is really into the sporty look lately (her friends call it health goth). She’s spent a lot of time living in Brooklyn recently so her vibe is very New York.

Here’s what Celeste has going on this week: Bringing the kids to the Utah Symphony for Peter and the Wolf, big presentation to wealthy donors of the University of Utah about the faculty practice of midwives at the U of Utah, trip to Boston to visit my artist Aunt and her studio, drive to the Berkshires of Western Massachusetts to visit my boyfriend’s family, lots of muddy hikes and walks through the woods.

What Celeste’s wearing: Everly shirt, J Brand jeans, Sam Edelman booties, Maurices jacket, Maurices scarf, and earrings by a Navajo artist.

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Here’s what I have going on this week: Prepping + planning for our trip to Tokyo (which by the time this post goes live I’ll be already there!), going out to dinner in the mission at Foreign Cinema with three of my girlfriends, playing tour guide for a day while my brother Spencer is in town with his law firm, playing baseball with Henry at Chrissy field.

What I’m wearing: Chiffon tank from Maurices (so perfect for layering), Current/Elliott jeans, Zara boots, vintage Levi’s leather jacket, H&M purse

Katrina is the baby in our family and you probably recognize her from a bunch of posts here on Say Yes. Her and her husband Quinn do the couples costumes series that’s always such a blast. Trina was always the sweet little sister that probably got bossed around a bit too much but always manages to be easy going, lovely, gracious, and super cool. She sings and plays in two punk bands, Baby Ghosts and Bat Manors. She’s a talented graphic designer who is working on her BFA and interviewing for intern positions in Manhattan right now. Oh, and her and her husband built an amazing modern treehouse in their yard which we featured right here. We call her Trinkles or Treens. She’ll always be the baby.

Here’s what Trina has going on this week: In NYC visiting design studios and interviewing for internships this summer, eating lots of bagels and doughnuts, going to karaoke, visiting MOMA and Museum of the City of New York, lunch with friends, biking in Central Park, seeing a band she loves play

What Katrina’s wearing: i Joah poncho, velvet leggings from Target, Dansko clogs, Maurices silk shirt and necklace (awesome statement piece).

After we took our Sister Style shots, we headed out to a little juice bar in downtown Provo called Ivie. I’ve heard rave reviews about their acai bowl, but it was actually the rock that road chocolate peanut butter shake that three of us got (confession: it was the second shake I had gotten there in 24 hours).

There is nothing that makes me happier or makes me giggle more than being with my sisters. There’s something so special about a sister bond. Whether it’s actual blood sisters, or friends so close they’re just like sisters. Do you have special relationships like that?

Thanks to Maurices for sponsoring these Sister Style posts

Photography by Ashley Thalman based out of Utah

See more of our old Sister Style posts here