OUTFIT: the old man & the sea.
To put in the word of Isaac Mizrachi, director of tourism for Tel Aviv: “We don’t have any icons, but we have the beach, the people and the food!”.
HOTEL REVIEW: Market House Hotel Tel Aviv
As amazing as luxurious 5-star hotels are, there is always something special about a stay at a boutique hotel. They may not have the fanciest rooms, biggest breakfast buffet or a turndown service, but they have so much personality and charm!
shalom Tel Aviv.
This week, it has been a bit quite here on the blog. I’ve been in Israel since Tuesday morning and as much as I love to travel, it also means that I have hardly any time at the laptop.
BEAUTY TALK: new york beauty buys.
The great thing about New York? They have Sephora stores at every corner! The great thing about having a beauty obsessed best friend?
OUTFIT: active wear.
One of the things I absolutely love about New York (and L.A. even more, actually) is how normal it is to walk around town in your active wear.
72 hours in NYC.
Some might call me crazy for flying to NYC for barely 72 hours, but honestly, I’d do it again in a heartbeat.
CRAVINGS: baby blue.
When Mondays feel like Sundays thanks to the long Easter weekend, my Sunday Cravings also turn into Monday Cravings. Because quite frankly, yesterday I was busy spending time with loved ones while eating too much chocolate cake.
you could call it a uniform.
As of late, I haven’t been very creative when it comes to my outfits. I have fallen head over heels for a combination of bleached denim (preferably mom jeans), my simple black Gucci Princetown slippers and a white shirt or blouse of some sort.
turn off the lights…
…and light a candle. I am a huge candle lover. They are placed all around the apartment and on rainy days or evenings spent on the sofa, there is always a candle burning in our living room.
TRAVEL: Bahia Palace Marrakech
I can’t wait to share some content from New York City with you guys later on this week, but before I do so, I still have a few Marrakech memories to post.
