As demonstrated by this lovely gentleman in Victor's Hat Shop, Panama City, Panama. This is perfect thing to do when you travel with your hat!
Tips from a London stylist
Last time I chatted with Tamara, she went over what to pack for London. Read more of our conversation below where Tamara shares where she shops, what she loves to do in London, and how to buy pieces you will actually wear. Me: So what you would say is your go-to outfit? Like trainers,... Continue Reading →
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Stylist Interview: What to pack for London
what to pack for London
Why La Ligne is La Best
I recently discovered a new brand that I am over the moon excited about. La Ligne. This recent brand is all about beautifully made, elegantly designed, timeless pieces that are #worthit. I can't tell you how over fast fashion I am. I'm tired of having a closet crowded with clothes I don't wear and simultaneously... Continue Reading →
Style Pack Go: 2 Relaxing nights in Vegas
No you didn’t misread the title, I am indeed going to Vegas for two nights that will be luxurious in the amount of relaxing and restoring I plan to do. Yes, it’s totally possible. Vegas is a rarity on this planet for a couple of reasons: it was completely created for recreation purposes and it... Continue Reading →
Style Pack Go: Dry Climates
One thing I've struggled with my entire life is dry skin. But, like, really dry skin. Of course this intensifies when I travel; planes are not a hydrating place to hang out in fact, they actively dehydrate which in turn makes my skin drier. Great. If I'm traveling to a dry climate (hello South Africa... Continue Reading →
Melbourne Street Style. Interview with Jessie Atkinson.
Jessie Atkinson is one of my dear friends who now lives in London though she hails from Melbourne. She attended fashion school Germany and has worked as a designer for a slew of British designers including: Victoria Beckham, Alice Temperley and Wool and the Gang. Jessie has now founded an amazing organization in London called... Continue Reading →
Style Pack Go – Sonoma
Sonoma Valley is the lower key, down to earth, casual sister to the more glamorous, higher maintenance, glossy Napa Valley. I've been wine tasting in both valleys and can attest to their rumored identities. I really like them both: the wine is amazing, the scenery gorgeous, and the passion of the people who live and... Continue Reading →
Souvenir Sunday – India
I went to India on a group yoga and volunteer trip two years ago (read about it here). It was both challenging and rewarding. I had to purchase a duffle bag in India in order to fit all the goodies I bought while there (!). I know, a little ridiculous. I struggled with curating and... Continue Reading →