Peanut butter and Jelly chia seed pudding

3 tablespoons of chia seeds

1 cup of milk (I used Mooala Banana Milk)

1 Scoop of protein powder (my fav is the Clean Simple Eats vanilla one)

Frozen raspberries - as much as your heart desires

For the peanut butter sauce I mix 2 tablespoons of peanut butter powder with some water and a little dark maple syrup.

Mix it all together in a container of your choosing - the protein powder wont mix all the way and there will be clumps but once it’s in the fridge for a couple hours you can go back and mix and it will have softened! I prep these and have them in the mornings.

Protein - 34 grams Fat - 18 grams Carbs - 44 grams Fiber - 18 grams

Elote Street Corn Dip (this is a large serving so you can always cut in half)

1 bag of frozen fire roasted corn

1 container of cottage cheese - blended

4-5 tablespoons of the trader joes everything but the elote seasoning (I like a lot)

Juice of 2 limes

1 half cup of chopped cilantro

1 jalapeño diced - you can take out the seeds for no spice

1 half cup of feta cheese

Warm the corn in a pan and let cool and then combine all the ingredients, it gets better the longer it sits in the fridge! Makes about 6 servings but I usually eat 2 servings to myself.

(Per serving) Protein - 13 grams Fat - 5.7 grams Carbs - 20 grams Fiber - 2.5 grams

Tuna Salad (No Mayo)

1 can of Tuna

1/4 cup of greek yogurt

3 tablespoons of honey mustard

1 half of a small shallot diced

3-4 pickles diced

Everything but the bagel seasoning

2 tablespoons of jalapeño relish

Protein - 19.5 grams Fat - 2.5 grams Carbs - 21.5 grams Fiber - 1 gram

I love eating these with the Mary Seed crackers which have added fiber!

Burger Bowl

I start with a base of sweet potato fries, add ground beef and melt american cheese. Then you can add toppings like tomatoes, pickles and lettuce. I use this copy cat McDonalds Big Mac sauce recipe:

• ½ cup mayonnaise

• 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish

• 1 tablespoon yellow mustard

• 1 teaspoon white vinegar

• 1 teaspoon paprika

• ½ teaspoon onion powder

• ½ teaspoon garlic powder

• ½ teaspoon sugar (optional)

My favorite sweet treats are the Unreal Carmel nugget bars - they are basically a better-for snickers bar, and the Honey Mama Girl Scout thin mint fudges and I get them both in bulk at Costco!

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To be frank, I’ve been on this weight loss journey for a little over three years. I started my influencer career on TikTok by making body-positive content when I was at my heaviest. Over time, it started to take a toll on my mental health. I felt like everything was tied to my body and how much I weighed. I thought about it every single day, and it caused me a lot of anxiety. So, I started shifting my content toward other things I was interested in and what else was going on in my life.

It got to a point about three years ago when I was genuinely uncomfortable in my body. I know weight and weight loss can be sensitive topics, but there is nothing wrong with wanting to make a change if you’re unhappy.

Now, let’s talk about the changes I started making.

The Issue: Using Food and Alcohol as a Reward

The way I dealt with stress and anxiety was very unhealthy. I would “reward” myself with a cocktail or glass of wine at the end of the day and end up drinking half a bottle. Then, I would order Taco Bell, McDonald’s, or some other fast food as another “reward.”

I would wake up hungover or groggy the next morning and order a “treat” for breakfast because I thought it would make me feel better. And the cycle would continue.

The theme here is that I was treating alcohol and food as rewards for dealing with anxiety or having a stressful day.

The Change I Made:

I started dealing with my anxiety head-on and figuring out the root of it. I started taking magnesium, going on daily walks, and making sleepy mocktails instead of having a glass of wine.

And don’t get me wrong, I didn’t cut out alcohol completely. I just stopped using it to “calm myself down” after a stressful day.

I think holding on to a lot of stress and anxiety can take a toll on your body, so learning how to deal with stress in a healthy way, calm your nervous system, and manage your stress levels is really important.

The Issue: Forcing Myself to Do Workouts I Hated

I was doing very intense HIIT workouts at Orange Theory, which I genuinely hated and dreaded going to. I was also SO hungry afterward that I would go home and binge eat or order takeout.

The Change I Made:

I started trying different workouts to find something I actually enjoyed. I discovered that I love Pilates, weightlifting, and walking. I am not a huge HIIT person, and no offense to Orange Theory, but I absolutely HATE IT.

That being said, I can’t just walk into a gym and know what I’m doing, so I love using apps to follow guided weightlifting workouts.

The one I use the most right now is called Form. There are tons of different workout videos that are easy to follow and target different areas, like glutes, upper body, back, and lower body. I also love doing Pilates, but classes can get really expensive, so I’ll often do at-home workouts instead.

Melissa Wood Health has a great app that’s perfect for busy people. She offers standing workouts, 10-minute classes, meditation, and recipes. Her approach is very mindfulness-focused, which I love.

The Sculpt Society is another great option. It’s Pilates-inspired, and the workouts are really good for sculpting and strengthening. She’s also Dakota Johnson’s trainer!

And walking is FREE!! You really just have to find what you like.

The Issue: Labeling Foods as “Good” or “Bad”

Like I mentioned before, I was looking at food as a reward, and I was also categorizing foods as either “bad” or “good.” In my mind, “bad” foods were carbs, sugar, fried foods, etc.

The Change I Made:

I stopped restricting myself so much. If I was on my period and craving Chick-fil-A, I let myself have it!

For me personally, restricting was a horrible cycle. I would have a “good week” where I ate super healthy, and then the weekend would come, and I would go crazy eating everything I had been craving. Then, I would punish myself the following week. It just didn’t work for me.

I started looking at food as fuel. Your body needs protein, carbs, fats, and fiber to function properly, and I realized that I didn’t need to cut out entire food groups to be healthy.

I also love cooking, so I started meal prepping to make sure I always had something I enjoyed eating in the fridge.

If I wanted a Crunchwrap, I would just make my own version at home. That way, I knew exactly what I was putting into it, and I could make it in a way that left me feeling good afterward.

For example, if you love Chipotle, you can easily make a Chipotle-style bowl at home. Meal prepping also saves SO much money! You just have to find meals you genuinely love and be realistic about setting aside time to cook at home.

A Little Side Note...

I’m considering starting a separate account dedicated to food content and recipes. I love sharing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content on my main page, but I sometimes wonder if incorporating more food and recipe videos would make it feel like too many different types of content.

Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

Final Thoughts:

In total, over the last three years, I’ve lost about 40 pounds. It didn’t happen overnight. It didn’t happen in three months. It took a lot of time to figure out what actually worked for me.

I think everyone is always looking for a quick fix or the fastest way to reach their goals, but I’ve learned that making small, sustainable changes over a long period of time is what really makes a difference.Finding habits you genuinely enjoy and can actually stick to is key.

I hope this was helpful! If you have any questions, leave them below. I’m more than happy to talk about all of this in more detail. :)

I also plan to be much more active on Substack, so let me know if there’s anything else you’d like me to write about!

Your friend,

Logan Rae

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Every year around this time, people aren’t craving big plans or perfect setups. They’re craving connection. Galentine’s works because it’s simple. One table, candlelight, good conversation, and no expectation to do the most. The kind of night people actually want to show up for.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. The Hosting Reset

2. The Menu

3. The Drinks

4. What to Wear

5. Mindset

01. THE HOSTING RESET - How to Host Without Stressing Yourself Out

Hosting burnout usually comes from trying to do too much, either too early or too late.

My number one rule when it comes to hosting is keeping a realistic timeline that actually sets you up for success. Over time, I’ve learned (almost to a science) what I can prep ahead of time… and what’s better saved for right before guests arrive.

That balance changes everything.

I’ve also made a short list of small, thoughtful details that make the entire night feel intentional without adding stress. They’re simple, but they’re the difference between being a good host and a great one. The kind of host who actually enjoys the night, too.

- Lighting + ambiance: Soft lighting changes everything. Candles, lamps, dimmed overhead lights, it instantly makes a space feel calmer and more inviting.

- Clear surfaces for gathering: I try to clear off coffee tables, kitchen counters, and anywhere people naturally gravitate. It makes the space feel open and welcoming and gives people a place to set a drink, lean in, and stay awhile.

- Music that sets the mood: I like to play something warm in the background that fills the space. The right playlist makes the night feel intentional without anyone noticing it.

- Food that doesn’t need constant attention: I always plan food I can prep ahead of time or leave out once guests arrive. It keeps me out of the kitchen and actually present. Check out section 02 for a more through menu ;)

These are all little things, but they the small details that completely shift the energy of the night

02. THE GALENTINE’S MENU - Pretty, Shareable, & Low Effort Food Ideas

For my annual Galentine’s this year, we did make your own heart shaped pizzas, and it was perfect. Everyone gets to customize, it feels interactive without being complicated, and once everything’s set out, you’re done. Check out this video with a guide how to host your own!

A few other easy, low-effort options, these always work:

Grazing boards
This is one of my favorite formats because it lets everyone pick what they want. I also love the trend of asking each person to bring their favorite grazing board, it takes pressure off the host and makes the table feel layered and personal.

Themed spreads
Think, Italian night, pink or red snacks, dessert-only. themes keep things cohesive without adding work. You don’t need a full menu, just a direction.

Make-ahead dishes
Anything you can prep earlier and pop in the oven right before guests arrive is a win. It keeps the night moving and lets you stay present.

03. DRINKS THAT SET THE MOOD - Signature Cocktails & Zero-Proof Options

Included ideas:
• Pink Gin Spritz
• Spicy Margarita
• Pomegranate Mocktails

Hosting notes:

When I’m hosting, I always like to batch one special cocktail ahead of time. This year it was a spicy marg. Easy to make, easy to serve, and no bartending required. I usually estimate how many drinks each person might want (plus a little extra), multiply that by what one cocktail calls for, and batch it all at once. Then it goes straight into my favorite pitcher. When guests arrive, I just pour it over ice and I’m done. No measuring. No hovering behind the bar all night.

I also like to set up a simple drink station so there’s something for everyone, usually a red wine, a chilled white, and a non-alcoholic option or cocktail for anyone who’s not drinking.

04. WHAT TO WEAR - Galentine’s Style That Feels Comfortable and Elevated

We know the theme here, think red, pinks, and hearts.

These are my favorite pieces to build any Valentine’s Day outfit around. They add the right pop of color and feel festive… without being over the top. Easy, elevated, and still very wearable in any season.

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05. FRIENDSHIP & MEANING - Why Hosting Friendship Matters

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about friendship and how it changes as we get older. It’s not always as easy as it once was to make friends or line up plans. Schedules get busy, people move, and life happens. But somehow, that makes the moments we do carve out feel even more special. I love watching my friends experience life. All the little wins, the big milestones, and everything in between. Hosting feels like a way to honor that. It’s about making space for friendships as they evolve, celebrating a kind of love that isn’t romantic, and creating simple rituals that bring people closer. Nothing fancy. Just showing up, sitting around a table, and reminding ourselves we’re not doing life alone.

And making new friends as an adult can feel weirdly intimidating (like… why does it feel harder than dating??), but it doesn’t have to be. I’ve learned that you just have to be a little braver and a little more intentional send the text, plan the dinner, invite the acquaintance to coffee, join the workout class, say yes more than you say no. Not every hang turns into a lifelong bestie, but some will, and those are the ones that change your whole season of life. Friendships don’t stay strong by accident anymore they’re built on effort and consistency.

That’s why I always think it’s the little things that matter most when you’re hosting, the details people don’t always notice right away, but definitely will feel. I usually like to plan one activity, Nothing intense or having pressure. Think making vision boards, creating something with our hands, or doing something a little silly that takes the pressure off and gets everyone talking and laughing.

Those moments almost always turn into the best parts of the night. People open up, laugh, and connect in a way that feels really natural. And those are the memories I end up holding onto the most.

Nothing fancy. Just making space for my girls to be together and creating moments we’ll want to remember.

Closing Notes

Hosting doesn’t have to be complicated to be meaningful.

I hope this inspires you to do more girls night beyond just Galentine’s. As we get older it becomes harder to stay connected, life gets in the way. Having a community of women around you is so important, I always feel better after a girls night so this is your sign to get your girls together and just have fun!

This issue isn’t about becoming a new person. It’s about returning to yourself gently, intentionally, and without the pressure to have it all figured out.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. January Reset - How to actually make lasting changes

2. Winter Wellness

3. Cold Weather Beauty Tips

4. What I’m Wearing in January

5. My in’s and Out’s for 2026

01. HOW TO ACTUALLY RESET FOR 2026 (Without Burning Out by Week Two)

January resets are seductive. New planners, new routines, new rules.
But most of us don’t fail because we’re lazy, we fail because we try to change everything at once.

The most Googled questions this time of year always start with the same phrase:
“How do I…”

How do I stay consistent?
How do I fix my skin?
How do I feel better mentally?
How do I get my life together without hating it?

The answer is rarely drastic. It’s small and sustainable.

This January, I’m focusing on:
1. fewer habits, done better
2. realistic routines that fit real life
3. choosing comfort and intention
4. letting momentum build slowly

Rethinking Goals When Motivation Is Low

January doesn’t need your ambition… it needs your honesty.

Instead of asking “What do I want to achieve?”, Try asking “What would make my days easier?”

Gentler January goals:
• one habit per category (health, work, hobbies, joy)
• systems over motivation
• consistency over intensity
• compassion over comparison

I really want everyone reading this to make a vision board, whether it’s a physical one, make one on Pinterest or just write down your goals. It’s so powerful to envision what you want in life, write it down and manifest it.

The science behind vision boards:

Vision boards work because the brain responds to repeated visual cues by strengthening neural pathways tied to motivation, memory, and goal-directed behavior, making your goals feel more familiar and attainable. By engaging the emotional centers of the brain, they also increase focus and reduce decision fatigue, helping you notice and act on opportunities aligned with what you’ve visualized.

02. WINTER WELLNESS

Feeling Off Lately? You’re Not Broken it’s January… it’s biology, weather, and burnout colliding.

Lower daylight impacts mood, energy, and motivation. Add post-holiday fatigue and suddenly everything feels harder than it should. Instead of forcing productivity, focus on supporting your nervous system.

January wellness shifts that actually help:
1. Morning light exposure (even cloudy light counts). I try to get at least 10 minutes first thing in the morning.
2. Movement that warms you, not drains you. I love a candlelit hot yoga twice a week.
3. Consistent sleep over “grind” routines.
4. Magnesium, hydration, and protein before caffeine.

CONFESSION TIME!!

I bought a vibration plate, I have been influenced… now do I think it’s a miracle machine and that it will magically make you lose weight. NO. I think just jumping up and down in the morning will give you the same benefits. But I am intrigued by it so I will report back. This is the one I purchased and it’s one sale!

03. WINTER SKIN RESCUE

January skin searches spike this time of year, we’re dealing with dryness, redness, texture, breakouts that don’t make sense. Cold air, indoor heat, and over-exfoliating create the perfect storm.

What your skin usually needs right now:
• barrier repair creams over harsh actives
• fewer steps & more consistency
• hydration layered under moisturizer
• calming ingredients like azelaic acid or ceramides

If your skin feels worse when you “do more,” that’s your sign to pull back.

My must have products for winter.

January Beauty That Makes Getting Ready Easier

This is the month where beauty should support your life, not complicate it. What I’m looking for are products that make my complexion look better as the day does on, I use creams instead of powders to keep my skin hydrated. These are the products that I kept reaching for in 2025, that are also perfect for that winter dry skin.

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04. WINTER STYLE FORMULAS

What to Wear When It’s Cold and You’re Tired

January style searches aren’t about fashion weeks, they’re about outfit formulas. Women are Googling how to look put-together without trying too hard. You don’t need more clothes, you need better combinations. Here is how I combine my favorite staples into everyday outfits. Click on the photos to shop each look.

January outfit formulas I swear by:
• simple layers
• boots that work with everything
• monochrome knits
• Pro Tip: have one elevated accessory (belt, bag, scarf) with every outfit

5 Coats under $100

05. MY PERSONAL INS AND OUTS FOR 2026…

IN:

Gratitude

Writing things down

Girls trips

Consistency

Youtube - specifically start posting again!!!

Strength training

Taylor Swift

Wedding planning

Substack

Fiber

Reading before bed

Saying NO

OUT:

Comparing my life to others

Self doubt

High waisted jeans

Doom scrolling

Numbers = worth

Only focusing on protein

Processed food

Putting pressure on myself

This issue has everything I’m loving, wearing, gifting, cooking, and thinking about this month the ultimate holiday + winter edit. Let’s get festive.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Gift Guides: My December Picks

2. Style File: Holiday & NYE Outfits

3. Beauty Bag: How I fake a good nights sleep

4. Food Corner: December Cravings

5. The Journal Page: What I’m Carrying Into the New Year

01. GIFT GUIDES: MY DECEMBER PICKS

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02. STYLE FILE — HOLIDAY & NYE OUTFITS

What I’m wearing to parties, dinners, concerts, and cozy nights in.

Holiday Party Look Book

Outfit 1: Party-But-Comfortable Look
Pleated skirt + Fitted top + Heels + Bow
→ Elevated but wearable.

Outfit 2: The Cocktail Party Dress
Dress + Jacket + Tights + Earrings + Boots
→ This is your moment look.

Outfit 3: Casual Holiday Dinner Look
Jeans + statement sweater + gold hoops + Boots
→ Cozy, cute, effortless.

New Year’s Eve Look Book

Outfit 1: The Power Jumpsuit
Jumpsuit + Handbag + Earrings
→ For the girls who want to be comfortable but snatched.

Outfit 2: The Countdown Dress
Dress + Heels
→ simple, glam, timeless.

Outfit 3: Cozy NYE House Party Outfit
Pants + Sweater + Boots
→ perfect for champagne on the couch with friends.

03. BEAUTY BAG — HOW I FAKE A GOOD NIGHTS SLEEP

These products make me feel and LOOK like I got a full nights sleep… when I didn’t.

Tula cooling Eye Balm

I’ve talked about this product 1 million times… I notice a visible difference in de-puffing and it’s nice and cooling in the morning.

Charlotte Tilbury Flawless Filter

This gives you that “glow from within look” the kind when you’ve had a good nights sleep.

Westman Atelier Concealer

I’ve been using this concealer for a few weeks now and it’s incredible, it’s brightening and NEVER creases.

Clarins Total Lift Eye Cream

Now you’re not going to see over night results with this the cream but if you’re consistent, it’s incredible!

04. FOOD CORNER — DECEMBER CRAVINGS

Recipe of the Month

I’ve always been a tequila girl but lately I’ve been loving cosmos, my mom actually got me into them and while I had a couple bad experiences with vodka in college… I’m giving it another shot.

Cosmopolitan Recipe

• 2 ounces citrus-flavored vodka

• ¾ ounce Cointreau

• ¾ ounce cranberry juice

• ¾ ounce fresh lime juice

• 1 orange peel, to garnish

1. Add vodka, Cointreau, cranberry juice, and fresh lime juice to a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake vigorously until very cold.

2. Strain into a chilled martini glass, and garnish with an orange twist.

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Drinks I’m Loving

• Winter spritz

• Hot toddy

• My current mocktail on repeat

05. THE JOURNAL PAGE

What I’m leaving behind in 2025…

Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about comparison and how heavy it feels to carry into a new year. I’m realizing that every time I compare myself to someone else their pace, their wins, their timelines I shrink a little. It doesn’t motivate me like I used to pretend it did. It actually pulls me away from my own ideas, my own voice, and the creativity that only shows up when I’m not looking over my shoulder.

2026 is the year I’m choosing to stay in my own lane. I’m learning that comparison doesn’t just hurt your confidence… it hurts your growth. It makes you second-guess good ideas, dims the excitement around your own projects, and distracts you from the life you’re actually building. When I focus on what I want the life that feels aligned for me everything is lighter. More fun. More me.

A couple reminders I’m keeping close:

• Create before you consume. I’m at my best when I make something from my own world before scrolling through everyone else’s.

• Celebrate proof, not perfection. Every tiny step is evidence that I’m moving and moving at my pace is enough.

STAY

• Mandarin Oriental: right in the heart of all the best shopping.

• Hôtel San Régis: An upscale hotel on one of the most exclusive streets in the city.

More budget friendly:

• Hotel Normandy: close to the louvre and walking distance to many great restaurants.

• Grand Hotel Français: A cozy hotel in the heart of Paris.

• There are great Airbnb options (if you’re going in summer, make sure there is AC, otherwise you will be sweating!!)

EAT

• Zo: great fusion place, you can get pasta and sushi!

• Giusé Trattoria: amazing Italian food!

• Caviar Kaspia: iconic place, famous baked potato with a mound of caviar and ice cold vodka on the side.

• Brasserie Flottes: voted the #1 brasserie in Paris.

• l'Entrecote: for streak frites, you’ll have to wait in line but worth it!!

• Café de Flore: it’s honestly not that great but they have the walk around and you can stop at any of the cafes. Most will be great and good for people watching - you really can’t go wrong.

WHAT TO DO

• Walk the champs.

• Louvre - prepare to spend around 4 hours there.

• Take a bottle of champagne to the Eiffel tower. Go at night and watch it sparkle or go to the top during the day to see the view!

• Take a boat along the Siene.

• Literally walk everywhere - in my opinion Pairs is one of the most beautiful cities and walking makes you so immersed in its beauty.

*be careful of pick pocketing, don’t carry an open bag, don’t put your phone in your back pocket, just be aware and you’ll be fine!

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Having lived in Nashville for three years, I’ve come to appreciate this city’s many activities. There’s no shortage of things to do. From indulging in the diverse culinary scene to experiencing the lively nightlife and, of course, the unforgettable live music, Nashville truly has it all. Whenever someone visits, I can’t resist sharing my ever-evolving list of must-visit spots. Here are my favorites!

EAT

COFFEE/BRUNCH

• Frothy Monkey - I love ordering the Monkey Mocha.

• Elegy

• Ugly Mugs

• Americano Lounge

• All People Coffee

• Barista Parlor

• Hampton Social - A delightful place for a tasty brunch.

• Buttermilk Ranch - A fantastic brunch destination.

LUNCH

• Peg Leg Porker - The best BBQ in Nashville.

• Edley's - Another fantastic spot for delicious BBQ.

• Bar Taco - A casual Mexican spot.

• Ok-u - Fresh and flavorful sushi in a welcoming atmosphere.

DINNER

• Noko - Amazing Japanese/Southern wood-fired cuisine.

• Husk - Classy Southern fare in the historic old mayor’s mansion.

• Virago - Delicious sushi with half-off specials on Mondays.

• Twelve Thirty Club - A touch of elegance on Broadway that doesn’t feel touristy. Owned by Justin Timberlake, it features great live music.

• Ophelia’s - A cozy spot for Italian dishes and pizza.

• 5th and Taylor - A warm, inviting American restaurant.

• Urban Grub - Southern seafood with a twist.

• The Optimist - Exceptional seafood offerings.

• Moto - Italian cuisine with a modern flair.

• Bourbon Steak - A steakhouse with stunning views.

• Kayne Prime - An upscale steakhouse experience.

• Geist - Great for both brunch and dinner.

• Present Tense - Unique, upscale seafood with Southern influences.

DRINK

Rooftop Bars

• Proof at W Hotel

• Harriet’s at 1 Hotel

• LA Jackson

Cocktail Bars

• Le Loup

• Atta Boy

• Tiger Bar

• The Amsterdamian

• Patterson House

• The Fox Bar

• Green Hour - absinthe bar

• Pushing Daisies - best margaritas

• Flamingo Club - fun dancing and music (not country)

• Drusie and Darr - in the Hermitage Hotel

Dive Bars

• Lakeside Lounge

• Mikey’s Tavern - locals bar

• Mothers Ruin

• Schulman’s

ACTIVITIES

Live Music

• Station Inn - bluegrass

• Rudi’s Jazz Club

• Robert’s Western World

• Bluebird Cafe - famous small venue

• The Ryman - famous venue

Honkey Tonks

• Tooties

• Nudie’s

• Robert’s Western World

• Jason Alden’s - if you don’t want a lot of country

• Whisky Row

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As we say goodbye to the heat of summer and embrace the crispness of fall, crafting a transition wardrobe becomes essential. But what exactly is a "transition" wardrobe? It’s a curated collection of versatile pieces that effortlessly carry you from one season to the next. Here’s how to nail that perfect autumn vibe while staying comfy throughout the day.

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We’re thrilled to announce our latest collection, inspired by our love of Dirty Martinis. Check out the collection now!

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I just got back from the most amazing trip to Positano. Here are my recommendations, tips & tricks for your next trip here.

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Everything I Wore In Positano

I cracked the code on how to dress for the perfect European summer. Here is exactly what I packed!

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Monthly Recipe - Cottage Cheese Bowl

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We're going back to the basics with Beauty School. Over the past few months, I've been getting so many requests to breakdown my makeup routine. In this Beauty School series, I'll showcase the key lessons I've mastered for achieving flawless makeup! For our fourth lesson, were going over Concealer.

Welcome to this episode of Beauty School, where we dive into the art of concealer. After creating a flawless base with a creamy foundation formulation, I focus on applying concealer to my under-eye area and any imperfections. When it comes to concealer, I believe less is more.

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While on the topic of beauty… Here are the 6 products I cant get enough of…

While trying to get through the summer heat I’m relying on my beauty products to make me feel more comfortable. Ive narrowed down the 6 products that I’m reusing on repeat.

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