We all know that travel can take quite the toll on your health and beauty routine so here are 10 simple ways to not let yourself go while on the road, or at least do a stellar job faking it!
Back in November, I considered writing about the trend of army green anorak winter coats that everyone seemed to be wearing from Paris to London to New York.
This is one trend that I’m loving and think will be all the rage over the summer.
When faced with the reality of being a Jetsetter Gypsy, needing to look chic and of the moment in any scenario, yet, having injured my back during my last massive multi-destination tour of 3 months, I’m vowing to no longer carry my 2 checked bags (one 50 pounds and another 75 pounds) in addition to my carry on “office”.
What are the right ingredients to creating an epic trip? Well, when considering this question, my mind immediately goes to of my most fabulous vacation to date, a “Single Girls Retreat” to Istanbul, for myself, recently single and my good friend, Adriana, just about to get engaged.
Ahh, freshly tanned just off of a winter escape to Miami for a little work and a lot of fun!
Always one of my favorite places to go for a visit, with a ton of great friends there after having lived in the 305 for so many years, there’s never a dull night. Although this time around, there was a slight deviation from the 24/7 friends get togethers.
My trips back to New York often mirror my lifestyle when I lived there, non stop, on the go, hectic and fun!
Growing up as a child in the 80’s there are two rules of thumb you learn early on, nearly after you learn how to walk; Don’t talk to strangers and Don’t take candy from strangers.
With the unfortunate story of Adam Walsh long behind us in the past, one can easily overlook these golden rules, even as they apply to us in adult life. So,
“The most magnificent thing about travel, far outweighing the incredible experiences, beautiful sights and tantalizing flavors, are hands down, the people you meet along the journey. For me, three years ago, I came across one of my most special friendships to have developed thus far, and in the most unsuspecting places of all…Vegas. Yes, I know, I really don’t
Being my third year celebrating Thanksgiving outside of the US, but my first not actually recreating the meal for my international friends, I decided that if I can’t do the tradition, then I must do everything in the opposite of the tradition.
