I don’t know about you, but the past few weeks have been an emotional rollercoaster for me. Between Trump being even a bigger asshole than anyone expected to other assholes being emboldened by his discourse, to say I have felt disheartened about humanity would be the understatement of the century.

If you’re anything like me, this year has felt like one bomb was dropped after another without even giving you enough time to catch your breath. The state of the world is depressing, and it is very easy to feel incredibly demotivated.

If you’ve paid any attention at all to this blog, you have already realized that mood, inspiration, and vision boards are a big part of my life. For setting weekly moods, for planning specific projects, and/or for life-goal visualizations; I make them ALL THE TIME.

Soho es una parada obligatoria en cualquier visita a Nueva York. Esto incluye a todos los visitantes de la gran manzana, pero aplica muchísimo más a los fashionistas especialmente ahora que el Soho Club es una de las sedes del New York Fashion Week.

No hay duda de que cada vez más tanto compradores, como fashionistas, están interesados en el origen y tipo de elaboración que tuvieron sus prendas de vestir.

Chanel es una casa de moda que se caracteriza por su estilo estilo único (independientemente del diseñador que esté a cargo de la dirección creativa en cualquier momento) y que siempre es recordada por su gran e importante historia.

If there’s anything I have learned is that things will fall apart and generally not work out more often than you’d like. Anyone who says otherwise is lying. Sorry, but that’s the truth. This is something very hard to accept if you’re like me and have a tendency to plan and overthink things to exhaustion.