This weekend was the 2nd year anniversary for the Hollywood hot spot Bardot, which made me think; Wow – has it really been 2 years since I moved to LA from NYC? 2 years and then some… actually more like 2,5 years. Time does fly when you are having fun and so much has happened since I packed my bags and left Williamsburg and 12 bags of clothes behind. (I’m still regretting that I left the clothes behind even though it went to charity). I’m not regretting that I moved
Yesterday was a busy day with tons of meetings so I had planned a chilled night with my friend Natasha to cook a bit (or at least heat edamame beans from Trader Joe’s in the micro wave), drink wine on ice and watch ‘The Misfits’ with Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable. I’m reading ‘After The Fall’ by Arthur Miller right now for my one-on-one acting classes with Anthony and in connection with that I’m researching on the blonde phenomenon as much as possible. Anyways, as I was getting comfy in
Here’s a little something I did with the super talented Max Di Biaggio last time I was in NYC… Lingerie from La Perla GemGem
Remember this track? I haven’t heard it in ages and found it accidently today in a frantic Feng Shui attack cleaning up old papers, dvds, music etc.
Photography: Neptali Cisneros / Artwork: Kaitlyn Victoria Jorgensen
These are a couple of shots from yesterday’s shoot with Neptali. More to come 😉 … Photography: Neptali Cisneros / Fashion: Michael Kors shoes, Object dress, Object belts, vintage biker jacket, vintage jewelry, Melanie Auld purse, GemGem
Last night I walked for Breast Cancer Awareness in The Kodak Center here in LA. I walked for fashion designer Shekhar Rahate who has become one of my favorites when it comes to exquisite dresses. I think I might have to wear one of his gowns for the next big Maquerade benefit I’m attending in NYC on October 28th. If he lets me that is ;-). It’s also for Breast Cancer Awareness and is hosted by Kelly Rutherford (Gossip Girl) and takes place at the Lincoln Center. Anyways, last night
Today we went to the Getty Center to see the ‘Engaged Observers Documentary Photography’ exhibit and ‘In Focus: Still Life’ Exhibit and to browse the garden of course. I love this place and go here quite often. After the museum visit, we hit Santa Monica for a culinary experience beyond normality. The Chinois on Main Street owned by renowned chef Wolfgang Puck. Exquisite, super delicious and quite a scene if you like ‘people watching’. A must do when in this area. After dinner we rushed to watch the show ‘From
I usually never play tourist in my own city and usually I hate doing touristy things like happy-go-lucky amusement parks, standing in endless lines for stupid rides and catching Kodak moments while waving to the camera. But the last couple of days have been different, very touristy and very, very fun. I can recommend it. Universal Studios, The Hollywood Sign, Downtown, Newport, La Jolla, Walk of Fame. You name it. I’ve done it, bought the t-shirt and probably not doing it in the nearest future again. Photography: Thomas Kirkevang &
The good thing about LA is that it’s so easy to get out of LA. I know it sounds weird. But really. Sometimes a getaway can work miracles. We have mountains, the most amazing beaches and sunshine pretty much all year around here in So Cal. It’s the absolute perfect spot for some genuine R&R. But I rarely get around to it because I’m always working. But these days I find myself in handsome surfer company, so why not hit up Newport Beach and La Jolla, San Diego for a