Shoulder Length Hair - Part 2

I Did it!

Omg is kind of ridiculous but most women like me are very attached to their hair! Wasn't an easy decision but change is always good, right? And at least hair grows back! Look at me, still finding excuses lol

But is done and I am super happy with my new long bob a la Beyonce!

Luke from Lukaro Salon Beverly Hills was the artist of my new hair!

  

Photos by Thais Monteiro

Thanks for the emotional support amiga!

Shoulder Length Hair - Part 1

Isabel Marant LA Store Anniversary

Last Thursday, October 10th Celebrating The One Year Store Anniversary.

Isabel Marant Store

8454 Melrose Place Los Angeles CA 90069

Spring Trunk Sale TOMORROW!

LA Girls, this is for you! 

Not familiar with all designers besides Carmella by Katheryn Rice and Rack 75 by Lorrayne Mathias but I can assure you it will be fun!

1-7 PM

1300 Sierra Alta Way

Los Angeles CA 90069

Look of the Day - LA Art Show

Top - Helmut Lang | Pants - Asos | Sneakers - John Varvatos Converse | Bag - Chanel | Trench - Coat Burberry Brit

Sunday afternoon, last minute plans turned to be a really cool program since I'm always and interested in Art. . Amazing Historic, Modern and Contemporary were displayed for a week long at the Downtown Los Angeles Convention Center. I wish I had found out in advance so I would have let you all know about it, but since I didn't I will share thru my lenses some art work and my look of the day.

Carmella End of Summer SALE!

Contact by e-mail sales@carmell.net 

press@carmella.net

Mercato di Vetro - Inspiring Italian Tapas

I cannot think of a more clever way to enjoy food and friends than sharing a meal together, literately. Mercato di Vetro is a cool hipster Italian tapas style restaurant in West Hollywood, wich offers just that.
According to legend, the tapas tradition began when king Alfonso X of Castile (Spain) recovered from an illness by drinking wine with small dishes between meals. After regaining his health, the king ordered that taverns would not be allowed to serve wine to customers unless it was accompanied by a small snack or "tapa". 
We are no longer under the king’s command, however it is a brilliant way to try a variety of recipes without committing to one main course meal. Also, the focus becomes the experience & the people you choose to share that with, as the food comes and goes flawlessly without much notice.

Let me clarify that: OF COURSE…you will notice the remarkable plates set before your eyes, but the ‘tapas’ way inspires people to become more connected.

And before you think twice, please look closely at their cocktail list. Although I am not into girly drinks, I fell head over heels in love (madly) with their cocktail selection.  

And one more thing, don't be shy to walk through their glass kitchens, to say hi to the pizzaioli and the chef. If there is one thing you take away from this place, it’s their friendly and courteous staff! 

And if after this feast, you begin feeling guilty for all the lavish pleasures have indulged yourself... dive into desert! You won't get rid of your guilt, but you will end up with a sweet taste of this unforgettable evening!!!

 Caroline & Chef Mateo Rogers                                               Carol, Kyara & Mi

by Caroline Correa

Paring Art

I love to pair things. I believe it’s a great combination when you can pair the right people, the right food and beverage, and the perfect complementary events.

As Mr. AI (my hubby) was out of town, I got together with some of my girlfriends, in order to enjoy the beautiful rainy night (few drops here and there) and took a trip to an art event accompanied by a fine dinner at one of my favorite restaurants in town.

The night could not have been more perfect and fun!

We started out playing like little kids in the rain on the way to the gallery. It is amazing what an umbrella, fun people and your childish imagination can do with a few drops of rain. I most definitely recommend it!!! (if and when it ever rains again in LA).

We got to our destination with high spirits and no expectations. But the Lab Art Gallery had transported us into a beautiful world full of colors, feelings, current themes, sensations and a high sense of what street art does best… captures the world’s raw and naked reality at its purest form.

I really enjoyed the current exhibitions: Ego Leonard, “Muck This House” by Jules Muck, and “The Bamboo Curtain” by Lydia Emily.

Beside the very cool artwork, this is the largest space dedicated to street art, so I highly recommend that everyone take the grand tour. The gallery staff is awesome … always prompt to engage you in the art world and they really take the time to give you as much attention as you desire.

We left the gallery filled with inspiring images and vibes… and as the mind was fed and satisfied, …we were a bit peckish… ready to enjoy the next part of the evening!!!

Ego Leonard

Muck This House” by Jules Muck

The Bamboo Curtain” by Lydia Emily

Dinner here we come!!!!

by  Caroline Correa 

Los Angeles Gay Pride Parade

I can't find enough excuses to dress-up! Ok... besides supporting Gay Pride and knowing for sure I'd have a great time the dress up part is always fun even if its last minute.  Maybe it was my frustration of not being able to attend EDC (Electric Daisy Carnival) in Las Vegas. I thought about it for half hour and a few phone calls later I found my self in West Hollywood wearing a pink wig and my new fringe dress... gift from Rack 75!!!  Some times I wonder why I wasn't born in Lady Gaga's body!

Yeah!!! Gay Pride!!! 

 Fotos By Daniel Ferreira

Fun Insta Pics

Alex, Kyara & Daniel thanks for the good time!
Leather Top - Rack 75
Sunglasses - Rag & Bone
Sneakers - Topshop

Bolshoi Ballet - SWAN LAKE

Originally choreographed for the Bolshoi by Marius Petipa in 1877, today's revised Swan Lake by Yuri Grigorovich remains a sumptuous masterpiece. The tragic legend will be performed with LA Opera's Orchestra and marks the Bolshoi's long awaited return since 2000.

Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

06/07/12 - 06/10/12 

Tickets

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To see Post about My Ballet Glam Night!

Herb Ritts at Getty Museum

Must see!!!

When it came to fashion photography, Ritts helped put L.A. on the map as the premier destination in the world for shooting fashion editorials and advertisements. Malibu, Point Dume, the dry lake bed at El Mirage near Palmdale and the Santa Monica Pier were some of his favorite locations to achieve the pointillist and chiaroscuro-like shadows on the skin that were his favorite effects.

Madonna, supermodels, hard bodies, strong women and vulnerable men. It’s hard to think about the 1980s and 1990s without thinking of photographer Herb Ritts. And it's hard to think of Ritts without thinking of L.A., which is why the title of the retrospective of his work that opened Tuesday at the J. Paul Getty Museum, “Herb Ritts: L.A. Style,” is fitting.

“Herb Ritts: L.A. Style” is at the J. Paul Getty Museum through Aug. 26.

Los Angeles Times