Writing to you all to let you know I survived Coachella 2017! This year I went with my friends at Guess and had the TIME OF MY LIFE!
Late nights and early mornings always make for great memories and i'm sad to see another Coachella come and go.
The good thing is, festival season is just kicking off so the music doesn't have to stop yet. Shop my festival selects below! xo
I've been home in LA for a little over a week now, trying to re-cooperate from a month of travel.
London and Mexico were both amazing, but i'm really happy to be back in the land of kale and green juice. LA will always be my home base but I have a travel bug that I can't shake!
Just as I was starting to get back into the swing of things, I have to pack up and leave again for another 15 days!
Till we meet again x
I'm not one to get super personal on my blog, but there's something I want to talk to you guys about.
I took a month long break from the internet in January because I was in a legitimate creative rut. At the same time, I felt really ungrateful because the interweb has given me such a beautiful life and connected me with some of the most talented and inspiring people.
At the same time, my blog might become obsolete one day and the instagram bubble will burst. When that happens, will I have anything to offer anymore?
I took my first trip to London a few weeks ago (so weird right, like why haven't I been before?) and met so many amazing new people IRL. I had some really meaningful conversations (cc: Kara Elise) with people I really didn't know. I truly listened and put myself out there in a way I hadn't before.
Long story short, London taught me to talk to all the strangers, do things that make you so uncomfortable you could throw up and wear your heart on your sleeve, because being genuinely open to life is the best thing you can offer yourself and everyone around you.
