Paris | Behind the Seams: A Journey Through La Galerie Dior
Paris is home to over 130 museums, offering a wealth of cultural, artistic, historical, and scientific treasures. It also means that it can be quite a daunting task to determine which ones to visit during your travels. From grand art museums like the Louvre to historical landmarks like the Palais Garnier, Paris truly has something for everyone. With so many incredible offerings in Paris, LaGalerie Dior stands out as a must-visit for anyone who loves fashion, design, or the artistry behind luxury.
A Christmas Tree Fit For A Foodie
Confession: I am one of those individuals who’s guilty of having at least 95% of my Christmas decorations up before Thanksgiving. Quite frankly, I can’t remember the last time we enjoyed turkey without a side of tinsel. But, In my defense, I come by it honestly. My mom has a penchant for decorating and goes all out when it comes to the holidays. Growing up, we always had themed trees sprinkled throughout the house.
Franklin | Savor The Sweetness Of Southall
As a food enthusiast, I always watch for unique culinary experiences throughout middle Tennessee. Wine tastings, cheese pairings, cooking classes, you name it, and I’m there. One day while scrolling through Instagram, I happened upon quite the event: a honey tasting at Southall Farm’s jammery. While I had no idea exactly what honey tasting entailed, I knew it was something that I had to try.
Happy Birthday, Louis!
When one of your favorite fashion houses decides to celebrate its 200th birthday, you know it’s an event not to be missed. After spending ten months on display in Paris, Singapore, and Los Angeles, the “200 Trunks, 200 Visionaries” exhibit made its final stop in New York City, where it took up residency in the former Barney’s space. The exhibition celebrates the designer’s innovative spirit, iconic trunks, and the fashion house’s 200 birthday.
Love Is In The Air
Valentine’s Day will be here before you know it!
Picasso. Figures At The Frist Art Museum
What was the one class, high school or college, that shaped you as a person?
For me, that class was art history.
Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirrors
Before there was Instagram, Yayoi Kusama’s avant-garde perspective was revolutionizing the visual art world. From her vibrant paintings, playful sculptures and captivating Infinity Mirror Rooms, Kusama is by far one of the most important artists to come from Japan. Her artwork challenges the status quo and encourages us to think differently about our connection with the world and those around us.
When Ina Garten speaks, we listen, or at least I do. So when the Barefoot Contessa dropped a glowing recommendation for the Twenty-Two Club, a charming little pop-up supper club in Paris, my curiosity ( and appetite) went into overdrive. I mean, if it’s good enough for Ina, it’s practically a commandment for food lovers everywhere, right?