Up Above the World so High! High to Higher in Venice Beach
If you have everything under control, then you are not moving fast enough. I travel in excess, I know it, and it has cost me a few relationships, but has acquired me […]
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Life Through Rosé Colored Lenses in Venice California
The romanticized rose, and its difference with the stupor of rosé, despite their pinkish similarities, has much poetry to be conjured. In French, la vie en rose means looking at […]
Speak of it in Secret (or in Sin): A Chic Speakeasy Home in West Hollywood
Everyone wants it again.. either by secret or by sin. And everyone has their once upon a time. Both of mine exist in a setting so poetic that it’s very […]
Of Art Deco and Fiery Ferocity at The Redbury Miami
Without art, the earth would be ‘eh’. Wouldn’t it? Art drives and thrives trough a pulsating Miami all year round. Attracting tourists like the Pied Piper’s mice or a plague […]
Couture Masks and Upcycled Denim: Romeo Hunte X Tommy Hilfiger at NYFW
Who knew that the alluring mask trend would become a mandate? Inspired from the world of street meets couture was Romeo Hunte‘s Fall Winter 2020 collection at New York Fashion […]
Excess Luggage: The Ritz and The Ned London, with 8on8 for LFW
What happens when heritage and legacy coincide? Heritage is what we live for, legacy is what we repeatedly do. Another translatlantic trip to the roots city London for London Fashion […]
Florals and Ivy in the Legendary in Beverly Hills
Your future is watching you through memories – make them legendary. Memories and experiences aside, looking back at life and seeing it as legendary is satisfying. Perched amidst roses worthy […]
Fast Cars and Fiery Predators: Feel the Power with Christian Cowan at NYFW
New York is not a concrete jungle but a human zoo. Particularly during New York Fashion Week (NYFW), which is an often energy fueled and relentlessly tiring showreel of parties, fashion, liquor […]
Architecture is Just the Art We Live In: The Clift San Francisco
“Design is thinking made visual.” My first major trip of 2020 was to San Francisco, a favorite culinary city, and I was thrilled to find myself in the newly renovated […]
If Nymphs Could Talk: Palatial Perches and Architectural Artifacts in Rome
If the frozen sculptures of expressive nymphs in these fountains could speak, what would they say? Rome, founded in 753 BC by Romulus, with it 280 fountains and 900 churches, […]
