How many times have you said to yourself, “I have the next big idea!”? Well, now is your chance to turn your light-bulb moment into reality. Clinique has partnered with TED to launch a global campaign in search of the next “smart” idea and no idea is too big or too small! The goal is to engage, empower and encourage women all over the world to share their intelligence, ambition and creativity.
After our arrival to the Sacred Valley of Peru, we headed straight to Urubamba to acclimate at the famed Tambo Del Inka hotel. This award winning resort that’s included in the Libertador, Starwoods, and Luxury Collection Hotel portfolios is conveniently located halfway between Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Spending your first night in a luxury hotel when entering this high altitude region is a godsend. This was the perfect place to acclimate, even with our precautionary prescriptions, we were starting to feel heavy and short of breath in the high altitude.
This Friday, it’s time! The Birchbox Summer Beauty Shop is officially launching at select Gap stores across the country! The eight-week experience will run through the end of July in seven flagship Gap locations in New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles and Houston.
Hi loves! It’s been a go-go-go kind of week and I can’t wait to share all of the amazing launches happening over the next few months. (Stalk my instagram for a sneak peek). This weekend I’m headed to Governors Ball with Dove so there’s no better time to primp up! Although lets be honest, I never need an excuse to get glam.
Fortunately for the next two weekends, Topshop is partnering with Blo Blow Dry Bar, and Melt Bakery to host a Summer Concession Pop-Up at their 5th Avenue location. Come in for hair styling, a nail art bar, frozen treats and sip champagne while you shop!
For anyone not heading out to Governor’s Ball this weekend and hanging out in NYC, Dr. Martens is doing a cool event this Sunday evening with Love Hate Social Club, the tattoo artists from the reality TV show “NY Ink.”
{Sneakers: Brooks Freedom Adrenaline GTS NYC, Top: Brooks Essential LS Hoodie}
With beach bod season around the corner (DON’T PANIC YET…), Brooks Running Company has a little infographic to inspire you to lace up your sneakers! To celebrate National Running Day on June 3, Brooks Running announced the results of its third annual Brooks Run Happy Nation report. This isn’t your average scientific running report; it goes beyond the endorphin rush to reveal new information about what makes runners tick – from the undies they don to who they’re partnering up with (both on and off the road).
Easily one of my summer highlights is going to the Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic. Everyone dresses to the nines in their best 1920’s/Pretty Woman inspired attire and drinks champagne all day — oh and there’s handsome men on horses, led by Argentine polo champion player Nacho Figueras playing polo in the background. It’s a visual fantasy and one I very much look forward to every year.
Hi ladies! On Tuesday morning I hang out with my loves at Women’s Health Magazine to celebrate their beauty award winners. Every year, Women’s Health hosts a #WHSocialMoments beauty awards breakfast and social media panel.
As some of you may remember, last year Casio G-Shock launched the S Series, a collection for women. Prior to that G-Shock was for men unisex, and Baby-G was the solo women’s line. This season, Casio has taken the young and rugged nature of the G-SHOCK brand and sassed up the S Series by partnering with Victoria Secret angel Josephine Skriver to debut the newest summer launches. Utilizing their 30 plus years of expertise in structural durability and technical functionality, the G-Shock S Series was designed to create a fashion accessory piece for the modern day woman who embraces life and its challenges.
{Romper: YA Los Angeles Floral Printed Jumpsuit ($27.99) from Shoptiques | Bag: Henri Bendel Beekman Satchel, Shoes: Stuart Weitzman Seeall Clear Heel Sandal (similar)}
Whether you’re one for tradition or not, Memorial Day unofficially marks the beginning of white season. Now the fashion industry and whole ‘winter whites’ rivals this whole theme that began sometime in the late 1800s/early 1900s (no one really knows). The connotation being that white was for leisure, while dark clothing was for working people. The shade would dominate through Labor Day when it was then a faux pas to wear white after. Or so the socialites of that time would have you think — not Coco Chanel, she famously wore white year round. Although we all know she was ahead of her time.
