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by Alexa Serrechia | Packing: every fashionista’s nightmare. If you’re anything like me, packing for a vacation isn’t a simple few hours task. It is more like a tasking few days spent toiling over which outfits I truly want to bring and which could be left home. This time, I wasn’t just packing for a few days or a week. I will be in Italy for 5 weeks! Read the rest of this entry »

by Renae Virata 

Most people don’t realize that the Kentucky Derby, which celebrates its 138th anniversary this year in Louisville, isn’t all just big hats and fancy spring dresses and suits.  Thousands converge on the Infield on the day of the Kentucky Derby to celebrate in a more…casual way.  Check out our take on what to wear to this most festive of Southern occasions and our extra tips for a great party experience, below. Read the rest of this entry »

by Renae Virata

I miss the South!  The semi-formal attire that is required of many events was always such a great opportunity to get a little “gussied up”.  The 138th Kentucky Derby, taking place May 5 this year at Churchill Downs in Louisville, is probably one of the best known Southern events requiring such a refined look – if you go to a Derby party or have reserved-seating tickets (if not, celebrate in Louisville at the famed infield party!). Take some cues from the actual event to plan your fabulous look for a Derby-themed party. Read the rest of this entry »

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 by Blazhia Monge

Summer is almost here, ladies!  If you can’t afford a whole wardrobe of brand new swimsuits this summer, try a fashionable alternative: the coverup.  These days, they do so much more than keep you modest; they actually up your style quotient on the beach or by the pool.  So dump that raggedy tank and those cut-offs and check out these fabulous coverup options! Read the rest of this entry »

by Sameera Ahmed

Nestled in a health and wellness campus just minutes outside of Boulder, CO, is the headquarters of Sanitas Skincare.  Sanitas features active, biogenic, paraben- and preservative-free products that focus on creating healthy, beautiful skin. Read the rest of this entry »

by Renae Virata

I remember commenting on a post by my fellow blogger and friend about whether people dress in costume when they visit oter countries. In India, it’s hard to escape and fun to do. I, myself, did not go so far as to don a complete sari as other foreign visitors had, but it seemed perfectly acceptable to do so. The farthest I had gone was to wear my hot pink, embroidered maxi skirt I’d bought in Jaisalmer and one of three pairs of fabulous leather sandals and flats I’d succumbed to buying. Read the rest of this entry »

by Renae Virata

I got to explore several areas for Bangkok shopping. My main takeaway: stay away from the tourist traps! That includes the famed floating market a few hours outside of the city and Khao San Road. Of course, if they are your only options, be prepared to do some MAJOR bargaining. I regretfully bought some Thai coinpurses at the floating market that a girl in a passing gondola said she’d paid less than half of what I had paid!

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by Sameera Ahmed

Ah, the scent of spring!  Green blooms covered in dew, cherry blossoms everywhere, and fresh sparkling fruits all come to mind during this, my favorite time of year!  During the winter, most people’s scent choices tend to get warmer and spicier, with hints of cocoa and vanilla, and spices like cardamom and pepper.  As soon as spring hits, it’s on to those fresh florals, with hints of fruit and citrus. Read the rest of this entry »

by Renae Virata

If you plan to visit a local temple and are not sure of the dress code, err on the conservative.  Make sure you cover your knees and shoulders. The particular temple we visited, Tiger Temple in Kanchanaburi, Thailand, prohibits scarves as shoulder covers, unlike cathedrals in Italy, for example, that provide cheap papercloths for this purpose. At Tiger Temple, they sell simple pants for around 200 baht (or US$6.50).

Check out these looks from our visit: Read the rest of this entry »