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Hello Darlings, I’ve always been a believer that every woman has an individual style that fits a certain format or stylistic category. That is until I ventured out and bought my two firsts — Lanvin sneakers and Citizens of Humanity Emerson boyfriend jeans. Outrageous to think that a new pair of drop dead heels could have joined my wardrobe, instead I opened that shoe box like kid on a Christmas morning. I can’t remember the last time I was this excited to open a shoe box. Same can be said for the jeans, but I was in love!

Citizen of Humanity Emerson & Lanvin Sneakers

It first started with the unraveling of that little blue box with its delicate bow is when my identity crises started. Yes, I am joking but I think that it is safe to say that this latest splurge was surely out of character. I mean, I am a girl who loves heels and ballerina flats and never lets her bra straps show. Some will say proper and others, conservative but I’ll just say that I like a pulled together look. So how does a pair of beautiful sneakers fit into a wardrobe of cashmere, silk and little black dresses? Let alone a pair of distressed boyfriend jeans.

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Hello Darlings, With a new year comes an opportunity for a new start. It’s not really as if at a strike of midnight our mindframe changes and we magically set out on a different path. Instead, the new year is a starting point that makes us feel encouraged. While I am not the one to particularly believe in resolutions, I do believe that every woman has the opportunity to set forward a change at any given moment. Really nothing else is standing in our way, aside from us? Not as if that midnight call is going to change you as an individual but what it does is give new hope.

Marta Tryshak in Cut25 by  Yigal Azrouel and Aritzia

So with that hope, comes the drive that we need in succeeding at change. For me change comes from the way I feel about myself as an individual. Having have faced some difficult and testing times that left me feeling at my lowest, I’ve also experienced the opposed — the deluded type of confidence and feeling of being on top of the world. Either side of the spectrum is drastic but finding that balance is what takes the most work. Finding a balance of ensuring that you’re not becoming a disappointing individual when facing success and also not feeling a mess when facing failure. Everything in moderation and that comes with control. Both success and failure change an individual and typically in the worst way.

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Hello Darlings, As February marks the beginnings of the fashion weeks worldwide, I’ve come to the Big Apple to join festivities with Tommy Hilfiger team during the New York Fashion Week. As Carrie Bradshaw famously stated, “every year the women of New York leave the past behind and look forward to the future… this is known as Fashion Week.”

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Prior to Monday’s festivities, I had the pleasure of spending a few days in the city just hanging out with one of my closest friends. During our girls trip we discovered some amazing places to savor and shop at which I really wanted to share with you.

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