OUTFIT: kinda classy.
As I am heading out the door to a press event, I wanted to share a quick post of what I am wearing today.
OUTFIT: stars on my feet.
I have a certain love-hate-relationship with today’s outfit post. On one hand, I absolutely love the look and all items involved, on the other hand, however, I hate the fact that the prettiest sneakers I own give me the worst blisters.
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!”.
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.
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.
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.
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.
OUTFIT: blush pink culottes + bomber jacket
When visiting Muslim countries, I feel that it is important to respect the local culture and religion. For us, the tourists, this usually means dressing the part and covering up.
OUTFIT: le jardin majorelle.
The Jardin Majorelle is one of the most visited sights in Marrakech, but during my first two visits to Morocco I never made it to the famous garden in the heart of the “Ochre City”
OUTFIT: basics + a hat.
There are days, when all I am craving are a pair of jeans and a cozy sweater. Usually, those cravings happen on days spent at the office and working through a pile of emails and doing taxes.
