Meet Thanh Phung: blogger, pharmacist, mom with a classic winter style

Halifax fashion writer and stylistMusemo (Mo) Handahu goes into the homes of some of Nova Scotia's most stylish people to talk winter fashion.

Thanh Phung pronounced Tawn wears many hats.

The Halifax woman isa busy mom oftwogirls, a pharmacist and a lifestyle blogger sharing her classic style and how she navigates life as a millennial mom.

Lifestyle blogger Thanh Phung talks winter fashion in Nova Scotia

6 years ago

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Halifax lifestyle blogger Thanh Phung talks winter fashion with writer and stylist Musemo (Mo) Handahu.

With an authentic and honest online voice and relatable style, Thanh's a must-check-out fashioninspiration for on-the-go mamas.

Thanh's winter lookis all about layering easy-to-throw-on staple pieces. She takes those up a notch by throwing on cozy textured cardigans, fur stoles and never hesitates to add a little shine through luxe leather jackets.

For brutally colddays, a puffy jacket with a fur-trimmed hoodie adds just the right amount of protection from the elements. Plus, itstill fits in really well with her aesthetic.

Thanh's home is just as classic, boasting warm caramel-toned furniture, neutral textured accents and pops of green intermixed with Scandinavian simplicity.

Born in Vietnam, Thanh's parents moved her and her siblings to Nova Scotia when she was five years old. Her earliest memories are of being bundled up and playing in the snow with her brother and sister.

Now that she has a family of her own, Thanh's passing her love of exploring Nova Scotian winters to her two daughters. She's currently on maternity leave with newborn Ariaand her toddler Ma is playing the role of big sis effortlessly and loves catching snowflakes on her tongue!

Not all the winter traditions Thanh's building are outdoors. Her homejust happens to be a picturesque backdrop for cooking and baking adventures she takes with her family.

Thanh captures these effortlessly adorable moments and shares them on her blog Love and Sundays. These especially show how she creates moments to connect with her toddler Ma, all while inspiring families to spend more time together.