Fashion Through the Decades: How 1940s Western Fashion Inspires My Style
These classic elements of 1940s fashion portray the versatility and diversity that inspire my wardrobe.
Home Is Where the Coffee Is
I’ve found another person in another coffee house who finds wonder in the same things as me.
Rethinking the Importance of Hospitality in a Pandemic
We’ve heard the phrases “unprecedented times” and “new normal” countless times since the beginning of COVID-19. Perhaps the removal of convenience is the most consistent thread that ties the world…
Reclamando Mi Cultura Como Mujer Mexicana-Americana
Me envuelvo en mi cultura. Reclamo mi cultura. Reclamo mi identidad por completo.
Nonprofit Spotlight: She’s the First Is Fighting for a More Equal World for Girls
“It is true that when you educate a girl, you change a world. It also needs to be true that the adults in her world need to remove the barriers in her way.”
When It’s Time to Lighten the Load of Your To-Do List
When you trust that little voice that says, “That’s enough,” or “I can’t take any more,” you start to embrace a life that is not only sustainable but enjoyable.
The Best Low-Waste, Mask-Friendly Beauty Products
Here are the best COVID-19 green-friendly beauty purchases that work while wearing a face mask.
The Freedom That Comes When Courage Takes the Lead
When you follow fear in all its tracks you’re doomed for death and a life of lack.
How to Start an Art Collection
Here are some tips to help you get started on building your own art collection.
How Living Abroad Changed How I See Fashion
Fashion is constantly changing, and all change comes with risk.
Por Qué Nunca Es Demasiado Tarde Para Soñar
Nunca dejes de perseguir apasionadamente tu propósito. Nunca te conformes con lo práctico. Después de todo, nunca volverás a ser demasiado mayor para soñar.
In Loving Memory: Notes on the Woman I’ve Become
In loving memory of my grandmother, my first best friend and the person with whom I always felt home, Mae Audrey Taylor
