This summer look is simple, yet chic. It proves that less is more. I’ve never been a big fan of summer and although I am not out every-night eating alfresco, I still don’t want summer to end. Perhaps having been in hibernation for close to two years, I’ve warmed up to the hotter weather. IContinue reading “Shopping The Look”
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The Gold Statement Necklace
Fall will be here before we know it, the last bits of summer are almost gone. I’m a little sad about that, because I only took a 10 day vacation, and feel like I didn’t do enough to warrant wearing my summer kaftans. But I love fall, I prefer the cold to the heat andContinue reading “The Gold Statement Necklace”
Preparing for Fall
I know that I’m not ready to let Summer go, but at the same time I am looking forward to refreshing my Fall/Winter wardrobe. I made a few purchases, that I am very pleased with. I can wear the COS wool dress with leggings, booties or sneakers and a long sleeved T-shirt underneath, I likeContinue reading “Preparing for Fall”
The Beauty Counter
Several weekends ago my sister and I went downtown for the first time in almost two years. We chose to go to Neiman Marcus because it felt like a safe place, everyone was wearing a mask and following the CDC guidelines. I was looking for a concealer, one to match my N3 foundation by Chanel,Continue reading “The Beauty Counter”
Summer Isn’t Over, Yet…..
I’m just not ready to let go of Summer, yet. I had a nice vacation, falling asleep to the sound of the Pacific Ocean and waking-up organically. I went as far as to buy kaftans at Blue Ginger and now find myself a few days later, wearing kaftans around the house. I also remembered thatContinue reading “Summer Isn’t Over, Yet…..”
Style Profile: Denisse Kuri, Fashion Designer
There was a time when I traveled to Mexico once a year, as a child it was to Muzquiz, Coahuila and Acuna, Coahuila to visit family. As I matured, I visited other parts of Mexico, Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, DF and Guadalajara. I love Mexico and I always brought back Mexican dresses and blouses, that IContinue reading “Style Profile: Denisse Kuri, Fashion Designer”
It’s a Ladylike Summer
Leave it to the Olsen twins to look polished and pulled together during the hottest days of the year. I stare at their photos as inspiration. They make mixing metals and color pallets look effortless. This definitely makes me want to bring out my long pearls and wear black and camel together. Here’s to runningContinue reading “It’s a Ladylike Summer”
The Case For The White Dress Shirt
I have several white dress shirts, that I haven’t been wearing. I mean I’ve had no reason to dress the way I once dressed to go to work, and the idea of trying to impress someone nauseates me. It’s like I’ve been there and done that, more than I can count. And then there areContinue reading “The Case For The White Dress Shirt”
5 Minutes With Madeleine Sara, E-Commerce, Fashion Blogger, Stockholm, Sweden
last time we spoke with Madeleine Sara, she was in the process of looking for an apartment and a big congratulations to her for buying her first place in Stockholm. In-between planning her move and work, she found time to answer a few questions and it’s nice to know we are not the only one’sContinue reading “5 Minutes With Madeleine Sara, E-Commerce, Fashion Blogger, Stockholm, Sweden”
The Goddess Kaftan By Denisse Kuri
Naturally this stunning Kaftan isn’t called The Goddess Kaftan, it’s just a name I gave it. To think I almost missed out on buying it, I ended up ordering the last one. I tell you ladies that my hands were shaking, I was so scared someone was going to buy it before I did. InContinue reading “The Goddess Kaftan By Denisse Kuri”
La Samaritaine by Louis Vuitton
The first street I remember when I moved to Paris was Rue de Rivoli. The long avenue in the center of Paris is a beautiful sight to see. It crosses the city East and West along the river Seine and is the address to the Louvre Palace Museum, the Paris City Hall and also anContinue reading “La Samaritaine by Louis Vuitton”
The Best Madeleines in Paris
Madeleines are so Parisian. The petit cake shaped in a shell brings to mind the Venus you may have seen at the Louvre, or the story or a little girl in a boarding school but Madeleines are much more chic now. Along with everything French and or Parisian that is always on the fore frontContinue reading “The Best Madeleines in Paris”
Foundations For Every Body – Skims
Kim Kardashian-West and Kate Moss made headlines this past week, when the two were seen together having a private tour of the Vatican. To be in Rome, although I would never go to Vatican City again, unless it was to go to the little Italian restaurant we discovered on our last trip. The reason, IContinue reading “Foundations For Every Body – Skims”
A Love Affair With Turquoise
When my sisters and I were younger my mother had bought us a little turquoise set, which consisted of a necklace and a ring. I was in-love with my little set and hid it somewhere in my room, thinking it was a safe place. Little did I realize it was too safe and had aContinue reading “A Love Affair With Turquoise”
Summer in Paris, Part Trois
I love looking at my friend Cindy’s street style photos. On my last trip to Paris, I was all over the place, must have passed The River Seine like 5 times a day. I never plan to be in one section for the whole day. I usually wing it and just go where the morningContinue reading “Summer in Paris, Part Trois”
