Today I walked for designer Shekhar Rahate on Rodeo Drive. I did it not only because his dresses make me feel like a princess on a Sunday, but because it was for the support of Breast Cancer Awareness. As you probably know the month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. I got my mammogram done in June. When did you get yours done? I lost a new, but very dear friend to breast cancer only 3 weeks ago. She was only 24. Words are not big enough to describe
Last night I had a couple of people over for at glass of wine before we hit my favorite Thursday spot Bardot. Yesterday night was a crazy line-up with the best musicians ever. So cool and inspiring. I love going to concerts in smaller venues because it makes the ‘contact’ with the artist more intense. Here are a couple of shots … I’m wearing lace dress from Object, Chanel purse and vintage jewelry Pics by Thomas Kirkevang & Kristina Korsholm Natasha, Lehang & I working it… Thomas AKA young Elvis
New Press from SLIDE ITALIA MAGAZINE October 2010
Remember when you were a kid and you were just beginning to grasp the meaning of big words like ‘Truth’, ‘Love’, ‘Trust’, ‘Loyalty’ and ‘Honesty’? I do. It was a very innocent and beautiful time. But also a scary and lonely time. Because how can you truly comprehend anything that has to do with the most uncontrollable of human nature. Emotions. When you haven’t been confronted with it’s highs and lows yet. It’s like loving the idea of strawberry ice cream without ever having tasted the homemade version. Or even
Sunday-Funday and feeling a little tired and heavy in the bone structure after a Saturday night out as the happy-go-lucky dancing queen. But after some work, a jog and some pool-hanging with downstairs roomie Natasha I was ready to hit Tar Pit at La Brea. The band Vintage Trouble played 2 sets and Petra and I went, if not to get into trouble then, to catch up and listen to some music. Last Sunday during the heatwave I went to the Aids Walk Concert at The Greek Theatre here in