I never in a million years would have thought someone would be asking me for skincare advice, but here I am, with the better skin in my 30s than I had in my 20s. I’ve battled acne since I was 12. I’ve been on every prescription (topical and oral), and tried every promising product out there it seemed, but it wasn’t really more than bumps until my 20s when I started getting giant zits and ultimately scarring to Brooklyn
How I Got The Best Skin I’ve Ever Had (and it wasn’t until my 30s!)
I never in a million years would have thought someone would be asking me for skincare advice, but here I am, with the better skin in my 30s than I had in my 20s. I’ve battled acne since I was 12. I’ve been on every prescription (topical and oral), and tried every promising product out there it seemed, but it wasn’t really more than bumps until my 20s when I started getting giant zits and ultimately scarring to 
New Year, New Workout
Every January many of us make a New Years resolution to work out, get in shape and be active. By every February, that motivation starts to fade and we have less desire to go to the gym or whatever routine exercise we’re doing. I was one of those people, but then I discovered PureBarre. Okay, before you think I’m getting all infomercial on you, hear me out: It’s the first time I’ve ever not had to drag myself out Where To Eat In The Foodiest Brooklyn Neighborhood
If you know me, you’ve probably have heard me go on and on about how wonderful Brooklyn is. If you knew me almost a decade ago, I would probably have said, why would anyone want to go to Brooklyn? I was once a snobby Manhattanite living in the East Village and thought all of the cool things were happening there. Then my friend convinced me for a girls night out in Cobble Hill—which I thought was the
The Case For Shopping Investment Pieces
Paul Smith coat (sample, similar online) // Rag & Bone blazer (sample) // Band of Outsiders top via SnobSwap // Chaiken pants (sample) // DVF booties (similar online) // Alexander Wang bag (similar online c/o) // LUMA Jewels by Therese Pagh bracelet (c/o) // Colette Malouf earrings I attended a panel in DUMBO, Brooklyn the other day with Fashionista.com as host along with my good friend and local designer, Rachel, that raised an interesting discussion: American Design