Fringe Benefits
From flapper girls to Ralph Lauren runways, fringe never goes out of style. Check out some of my favorite fringe looks from my closet.
Month: November 2015
Thanksgiving Recipe – Try Cornish Game Hen!
Here’s a fun Thanksgiving meat alternative / addition to turkey that I tried at my godmother’s house as a kid and got hooked on: Cornish Game Hen. An amazingly flavorful small game bird, I loved having my own personal hen on my plate as a child and I actually liked the meat a lot better than turkey.
Why and How I Meditate (and a Giveaway!)
I was going full speed in fashion brand consulting and PR and found some clients and the rigamarole of the industry draining and my patience growing thin. Meditating put me in an instant state of calm and serenity and I found, eventually, I was able to carry that into my daily life.
My interview with Vogue Italia
It’s been a fast growing year of ‘N A Perfect World; I haven’t even had the time to put up half the content that I’ve wanted to. From just an idea to this, it was wonderful to reflect with Lucia and Vogue Italia about what I have accomplished and what my next steps are.
Who is Camilo Cienfuegos?
Most people in the US have never heard of him, but every Cuban knows and celebrates his name. Fidel called him “el cubano de verdad,” meaning the true Cuban, a man of the people. People were simply drawn to him and I understand: I was too.
‘N A Perfect World for Fathom Away We Go! and Bonus New Video!
With eyes wide with excitement, one of the first things people always ask me when I tell them I went to Havana recently, is “How did [I] do it?” I got to share it with a large audience this week on Fathom Away We Go! Check out the article below about how my mother and I set up our own volunteer trip to Havana, Cuba and be sure to check out the video of me breaking it down to Mambu & Company!
Dispatch from Barceló Bávaro Resort in the Dominican Republic
I’ve spent this past week at the Barceló Bávaro Beach Resort in the Dominican Republic on a press trip researching for an upcoming story. I must admit, I had initial trepidations about going there; they quickly dissolved as soon as I was greeted by the many smiling and kind Dominican faces at the airport. The DR is a beautiful country, and from my previous experiences in Cabrera, and recent experience in Punta Cana / Bávaro, filled with kind hearted people. However, much like the US, it has a history scarred with systematic racism. Much like the US, it continues today, however, it’s blatantly enforced by the government.