Editorial : Caitlyn Jenner

Posted on June 2, 2015June 1, 2015 Posted in FashionTagged Annie Leibovitz, Bruce Jenner, Caitlyn Jenner, Editorial, Fashion, Fashion Photography, Game Changer, Hero, July Issue, Magazine, Olympian, Photography, Photoshoot, Transgender, Vanity FairLeave a comment

I’m sure you have seen the amazingly stunning photographs of Caitlyn Jenner making her cover debut on Vanity Fair’s July 2015 Issue (unless you live under a rock). I could not be more proud of the media and the world we live in today for accepting and honoring such a brave woman. But, for Caitlyn it is simply opening the door to who she has always been, and she has never looked better. How lucky is she that she gets to live two completely different lives, she was already an Olympic hero and now she is a hero in a much different way.

Welcome to the world Caitlyn, I can’t wait to see how you change the world … again!

Vanity Fair July 2015 Issue is available to purchase June 9 2015. To read the full 22 page article (including photographs by Annie Leibovitz) before the issue hits newsstands, subscribe to Vanity Fair‘s digital edition on the iPhone or iPad.

Cover of Vanity Fair July 2015 Issue, photographed by Annie Leibovitz

Styling Caitlyn Jenner

All photographs from Vanity Fair

Home Away From Home

Posted on August 6, 2014July 30, 2014 Posted in Door to Door, Home Away From HomeTagged Apartment, Erin Fetherston, Fashion, Home, Interior Design, Magazine, Manhattan, Tribeca, VogueLeave a comment

Reminiscing on one of my favorite homes from Vogue a few years back. Designer, Erin Fetherston moved to New York in 2007 and wanted a similar old-world charm from her apartment in France (where she lived for five years). Fetherston found a loft overlooking the Hudson River in Tribeca. The loft has high-ceilings and massive windows decorated with the perfect pair of curtains (swoon).

Fetherston shipped her beloved antique and vintage furniture across the ocean and finally started the decorating process. “I spent a lot of time in this big apartment with almost no furniture.” -Erin Fetherston

“It’s romantic and chic, but clean and modern,” Fetherston says, “I see it as a reflection of my creative universe.” This home is definitely beautiful, my favorite is the color palette, soft with accents of color with the fresh flowers! What’s your favorite home?